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Nanlite EC-PICO Magnetic Eggcrate for pico

Take full control of your Nanlite Pico with the EC-PICO Magnetic Eggcrate, an essential light-shaping accessory designed to refine directionality and reduce unwanted spill. While Pico is capable of both hard and soft light, adding this eggcrate allows you to creatively direct illumination exactly where you want it-helping you shape subjects, add contrast, and paint your scene with intent.

SKU: GC52-NNECPICO

Nanlite EC-PICO Magnetic Eggcrate for pico

Nanlite EC-PICO Magnetic Eggcrate for pico

Take full control of your Nanlite Pico with the EC-PICO Magnetic Eggcrate, an essential light-shaping accessory designed to refine directionality and reduce unwanted spill. While Pico is capable of both hard and soft light, adding this eggcrate allows you to creatively direct illumination exactly where you want it-helping you shape subjects, add contrast, and paint your scene with intent.

By attaching the Magnetic Eggcrate, Pico's native 45° beam angle is tightened to a more focused 27°, delivering a noticeably sharper and more controlled output. This makes it ideal for portraits, detail lighting, and situations where precision matters.

Light spill can easily wash over nearby objects and bac kgrounds, but the EC-PICO keeps the focus on your subject. By concentrating the beam and limiting off-axis light, it helps maintain cleaner scenes and more dramatic lighting results. Designed for effortless use, the eggcrate snaps securely into place using a magnetic attachment and removes just as easily when you need a wider spread. Weighing just 35 g, it adds virtually no bulk while unlocking a new level of creative control. Compact, lightweight, and inspiring, the Nanlite EC-PICO Magnetic Eggcrate is a simple accessory that makes a powerful difference-sharpening Pico's beam from 45° to 27° and giving you the precision needed to make your lighting truly stand out.

Key Features:

Designed for Nanlite Pico

Magnetic Snap-On Attachment

Narrows Beam from 45° to 27°

Reduces Unwanted Light Spill

Improves Light Directionality

Creates More Focused Illumination

Ideal for Portraits and Detail Lighting

Lightweight 35g Design

Compact Light-Shaping Accessory

Easy to Attach and Remove

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Nanlite EC-PICO Magnetic Eggcrate for pico

Take full control of your Nanlite Pico with the EC-PICO Magnetic Eggcrate, an essential light-shaping accessory designed to refine directionality and reduce unwanted spill. While Pico is capable of both hard and soft light, adding this eggcrate allows you to creatively direct illumination exactly where you want it-helping you shape subjects, add contrast, and paint your scene with intent.

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