Canadian Studio - Photography Studio Equipment

Pro 7" Reflector 55 degree & 4 honeycomb set for Calumet Bowens Monolight Strobe

Package includes:

1x 7" 55 degree standard reflector with Bowens S fitting

1x 10 degree honeycomb

1x 20 degree honeycomb

1x 30 degree honeycomb

1x 40 degree honeycomb

Specifications:

This reflector is specifically designed for use with Calumet and Bowens flash heads. This all metal constructed general purpose direct reflector is finished with a pebbled surface, providing uniform illumination across the coverage area. A honeycomb grid or colored gels may be installed with the optional barn door kit.

This reflector will accept any 7" (outer diameter) attachments. Coverage angle is approximately 55 degrees.

Allowing you to be more creative with the 4 piece honeycomb set including 10, 20, 30, 40 degrees honeycomb discs.

Ideal for hair light, back light, spot light, etc.

Using the most popular Bowens S fitting.

Accept seven (7) inch outer diameter grid attachments (included)

Provides even illumination when utilizing an umbrella

Helps eliminate hot spots

55 Degrees Angle of Coverage

The highlight part is a dot, strong shining.

• The shadow part is extremely prominent and deep.

• The light effect focuses on the center and with an outstanding figure and a strong sense of hierarchicy.

• Optional accessories: barn door, filter, snoot (sold seperately)

• Suit for portrait, art, wedding studio, pets, flowers, and stationary goods.

Diameter: 7"

Length: 4.5"

Honeycomb Grid Set includes a 10°, 20°, 30° and 40° grid. They will fit any 7" reflector designed to accept grids. Each grid produces its own narrow field spread of light of 10°, 20°, 30° or 40° when mounted to the standard reflector. Grids are essential accessories for any lighting system. These devices alter the shape and intensity of the light output from your flash heads. Consider them as a painter would a brush, or a sculptor would a knife, or chisel. Use of a grid will result in a small circle of light, when it is attached to the front of your light source. The size of the circle of light will be determined by the density of the honeycomb, its thickness, and the distance of the subject.