Aputure Light Dome 150

Key Features
- 150cm (4.9ft) Bowens Mount Circular Softbox
- 80cm (31.5in) Depth
- Incredibly Soft Light Quality
- 32-Sided Design for Perfect Circular Reflections
- Quick-Setup Build for Efficient Workflows
- 2 Types of Front Diffusion (1.5 Stop & 2.5 Stop)
- 45° Fabric Light Control Grid
- Includes Carrying Bag
- 3.32kg (7.32lbs) Weight
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Aputure Light Dome 150
The Light Dome 150 is a 150cm (59in) Bowens Mount QuickSetup Circular Softbox. Its substantial surface area makes it ideal for high-powered Bowens Mount LEDs, such as the Aputure LS 600d Pro or LS 600x Pro.
Its 32-sided quick-setup build transforms a hard pointsource light into a soft source with perfectly circular reflections in one minute.
The Light Dome 150 also includes two diffusion strengths to allow users to fine tune their intensity and light quality.
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lighting specifications
| Mount Type | Bowens Mount |
physical specifications
| Weight | 3.32kg / 7.32lbs |
| Dimensions | 21.5 x 21.5 x 125cm / 8.46 x 8.46 x 49.21in |
- Light Dome 150 Softbox
- Fabric Light Control Grid
- Front Diffusion 1 (1.5 stop)
- Front Diffusion 2 (2.5 stop)
- Speed Ring Adapeter
- Carrying Bag
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