Aputure Light Dome II 34.8in

Key Features
- Hexadecagon Shape
- 16 Steel Rods
- 2 Front Diffusers: 1.5 and 2.5 Stops
- Removable Inner Diffuser
- 40 Degree Grid/Gel Filter Holder
- Bowens Speed Ring
- Carrying Bag
- 24 inch Depth for Focused Output
- High-Output Reflective Silver Interior
- Natural Looking Catchlights
Overview
The Aputure Light Dome is suitable for portraits, head shots, fashion, and interviews. The 34.8 inch Light Dome II from Aputure is a 16-sided modifier which offers quality of lighting options, as well as wide compatibility with Aputure lights. It is also compatible with manufacturers that use the popular Bowens mount. The design of the Light Dome II is composed of its 16 durable support rods, and its silver interior maximizes your light source's output. Its 24 inch depth creates a focused light with greater directional control that can be narrowed for selective lighting. Included is a 40 Degree fabric grid. The Light Dome features a removable inner diffuser, as well as both 1.5-stop and 2.5-stop front diffusers, which you can use individually or all at once for contrast and softness options. The gel filter holder also offers creative color options. The Light Dome II is designed to render soft, flattering light with a wraparound quality, while producing round, natural-looking catchlights in the eyes of your subject.
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| Dimensions | 34.8 x D: 24.0" / 88.4 x D: 61.0 cm (Open) |
- Aputure Light Dome II (34.8")
- 16 x Rods
- 2 x Front Diffusers
- Inner Diffuser
- Bowens Speed Ring
- 40 Degree Grid
- Gel Filter Holder
- Carrying Bag
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