Westcott 42 Inch 6 In 1 Reflector Kit


Key Features
- Number 1 selling kit for any photographer
- Included handle strap for easily hanging
- Every possible surface included!
- Collapses to 1/3 it’s open size
- Lifetime frame warranty
- Materials: Double-Laminated Cloth, Nylon, Spring Steel
- Size: 42-inch
- Reflective Color: Black , Gold, Silver, Sunlight
- Packaged Dimensions (L x W x H): 21.38 x 20.75 x 1.50 in.
- Packaged Weight: 4.0 lbs (1.8 kg)
Overview
The Westcott 42 Inch 6 In 1 Reflector Kit is a complete accessory that solves the lighting solution of diffusing harsh light as well as filling in unwanted shadows. It consists of a one-stop diffusion panel, a two-stop diffusion panel along with a reversible zippered cover of silver, gold, sunlight and black reflective surfaces. While the one-stop diffusion panel is ideal for lighter sunlight during the early morning, the two-stop diffusion panel is perfect for diffusing harsh overhead sunlight. Easy to handle, the reflectors can be easy to setup as well as collapse into two-third of its size for a convenient storage and portability.
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physical specifications
| Color | Multi-Color |
- 6 surfaces: 2 x diffusion panel, silver, gold, sunlight and black
- Handle Strap
- Case
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