Overview

The Nanlite AS-BSC-6PACK is a pack of 6 small light modifiers that attach to the dome of a PavoBulb 10C and limits the light coming from each bulb. each modifier features an adjustable aperture that can increase or decrease the amount of light that passes through. When a PavoBulb is installed in a standard lampshade, the light coming from the top of the shade may need to be limited, as it can sometimes spill unevenly on the ceiling or nearby walls. This accessory is a simple and elegant solution that is easy to attach.

SKU: GC52-NNASBSC6PACK

Nanlite Bouncer with Suction Cup for PavoBulb 6PACK

The Nanlite AS-BSC-6PACK is a pack of 6 small light modifiers that attach to the dome of a PavoBulb 10C and limits the light coming from each bulb. each modifier features an adjustable aperture that can increase or decrease the amount of light that passes through. When a PavoBulb is installed in a standard lampshade, the light coming from the top of the shade may need to be limited, as it can sometimes spill unevenly on the ceiling or nearby walls. This accessory is a simple and elegant solution that is easy to attach.

Control Spill from Lampshades

When there is too much light coming out of the top of a lampshade, the PavoBulb Bouncer attaches to the dome of the bulb to adjust the output for a more natural-looking result.

Adjustable Aperture

An adjustable aperture can increase or decrease the amount of light that can pass through for a level of control that's easy to operate.

Simple Installation and Breakdown

This accessory attaches with a simple suction cup, making it incredibly easy to install and remove. It provides an easier solution than rigging black wrap in place.

Pack size

This is a pack of 6 x AS-BSC bouncers. The AS-BSC is also available in single units and 12 packs

Compatibility

Nanlite Bouncer with Suction Cup for PavoBulb 6PACK

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Product Overview

The Nanlite AS-BSC-6PACK is a pack of 6 small light modifiers that attach to the dome of a PavoBulb 10C and limits the light coming from each bulb. each modifier features an adjustable aperture that can increase or decrease the amount of light that passes through. When a PavoBulb is installed in a standard lampshade, the light coming from the top of the shade may need to be limited, as it can sometimes spill unevenly on the ceiling or nearby walls. This accessory is a simple and elegant solution that is easy to attach.

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