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Xlite 120cm Pro Umbrella Octa Softbox with Grid and Mask for Broncolor

Xlites Pro Series Softboxes come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Designed with a recessed front edge so the included grid and mask can be easily fitted in order to meet the specific needs of all types of photographers. These newly designed lighting modifiers have been manufactured to stand up to everyday use by professional photographers.

SKU: GC49-08.1.1020B

Xlite 120cm Pro Umbrella Octa Softbox with Grid and Mask for Broncolor

Xlite 120cm Pro Umbrella Octa Softbox with Grid and Mask for Broncolor

Xlites Pro Series Softboxes come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Designed with a recessed front edge so the included grid and mask can be easily fitted in order to meet the specific needs of all types of photographers. These newly designed lighting modifiers have been manufactured to stand up to everyday use by professional photographers.

Xlite Pro Octa softboxes create a unique, natural-looking light that is not easily replicated by traditional square or rectangular softboxes. These unique features make Octa softboxes ideal for portraiture and fashion photography. The rounded shape of an octa creates a natural, round catch light in the subjects' eyes. Unlike traditional square or rectangular softboxes, octa softboxes do not have a long straight edge. This creates a wrapping effect that opens up shadows and creates a natural, gradual gradient from highlight to shadow. Octa softboxes are typically used as a main light, or as a soft fill light indoors or out.

Perfect for on-location shooting. It folds down like a regular umbrella but expands straight into a octa softbox for instant use, saving time over traditional softboxes which require rods and speed rings for assembly. The recessed front diffuser allows for more precise positioning and feathering of light. Included is a removable grid and mask to better control light spill in situations when accuracy is essential.

Key Features:

Folds Down like an Umbrella

Expands into Octa Softbox

Durable and Heat-Resistant Material

Even Edge-to-Edge Lighting

What's in the Box:

Xlite 120cm Pro Umbrella Octa Softbox with Grid and Mask for Broncolor

Outer Diffuser

Inner Diffuser

Speed Ring to Fit Adaptor

Broncolor Softbox Adaptor 14.4cm

Grid and Mask

8 Support Rods

Carry Bag

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Xlite 120cm Pro Umbrella Octa Softbox with Grid and Mask for Broncolor

Xlites Pro Series Softboxes come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Designed with a recessed front edge so the included grid and mask can be easily fitted in order to meet the specific needs of all types of photographers. These newly designed lighting modifiers have been manufactured to stand up to everyday use by professional photographers.

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