[74018] Hylow Easy-Up Speedlight Softbox 60x90cm with Grid
Hylow Easy-Up Softboxes feature an umbrella pop-up design -- making them very lightweight, portable and easy-to-assemble. Perfect for on-location flash photography. The Hylow Easy-Up Softboxes can be used with the Hylow Umbrella & Flash Clamp or Falcon Eyes E27 Bulb Bracket
Please note: Accessories such as light stands, speedlights, umbrella holders etc. are not included.
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SKU
74018
Special Price
R617.49
Regular Price
R949.99
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Features:
- Provides a soft/flattering light
- Lightweight
- Portable
- Removable Diffuser & Grid
- Easy to assemble
- Size: 60x90cm
- Weight: 200g
Package includes:
- Softbox
- Diffuser Panel
- Grid
- Carry Bag
What is a Softbox?
A softbox is a light modifier that can be used with lighting device (such as a strobe, fluorescent lighting). A softbox diffuses light into a softer, more pleasing quality of light. When used correctly, it can emulate window light. A softbox is also designed to reduce hard and edgy shadows. Additionally, a softbox creates a directional quality of light -- giving you better control of your light with minimal light spillage.
Grid vs No Grid?
Some softboxes include a detachable grid. A grid, also referred to as a honeycomb attachment, is used to dramatically minimize any light spillage created by the softbox and to reduce the effective spread of light. So, if you want to create a smaller beam of light, or to keep the light off your background & foreground, then a grid will definitely come in handy. Grids also create stronger and bolder shadows on your subject -- resulting in a more dramatic quality of light.
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