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Phottix Raja Deep Quick-Folding Softbox 80cm
Phottix Raja Deep Quick-Folding Softbox 80cm
The Phottix Raja Deep Quick-Folding Softbox 80cm is a professional-grade lighting modifier designed for photographers seeking both portability and performance. This deep parabolic softbox opens effortlessly like an umbrella, eliminating the need to assemble individual rods, allowing for rapid setup and teardown. Its reflective silver interior ensures even illumination, while the removable inner baffle and front diffuser offer versatility in light shaping. The included fabric grid provides further control over light spill, making it ideal for portrait and fashion photography. Compatible with Bowens S-type mounts, it can be adapted for use with Elinchrom and Profoto lights using optional speed rings. Constructed from heat-resistant materials, the softbox is both durable and lightweight, and comes with a convenient carrying bag for easy transport.
Key Features:
Quick-Folding Umbrella Design
Reflective Silver Interior
Removable Inner Baffle
Compatible with Bowens Mount
Adaptable for Elinchrom and Profoto
Heat-Resistant Durable Material
Lightweight with Carrying Bag
What's in the Box:
Phottix Raja Deep Quick-Folding Softbox 80cm
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Product Overview
Phottix Raja Deep Quick-Folding Softbox 80cm
The Phottix Raja Deep Quick-Folding Softbox 80cm is a professional-grade lighting modifier designed for photographers seeking both portability and performance. This deep parabolic softbox opens effortlessly like an umbrella, eliminating the need to assemble individual rods, allowing for rapid setup and teardown. Its reflective silver interior ensures even illumination, while the removable inner baffle and front diffuser offer versatility in light shaping. The included fabric grid provides further control over light spill, making it ideal for portrait and fashion photography. Compatible with Bowens S-type mounts, it can be adapted for use with Elinchrom and Profoto lights using optional speed rings. Constructed from heat-resistant materials, the softbox is both durable and lightweight, and comes with a convenient carrying bag for easy transport.
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