NanLite Para 150 Softbox with Bowens Mount (59in)


Key Features
- NanLite Para 150 Softbox 59in
- Bowens Mount
- 16-Sided Softbox with a deep parabolic design
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The NanLite Para 150 Softbox with Bowens Mount (59in) is a 16-Sided Softbox with a deep parabolic design that creates even lighting with a wrap-around quality and natural-looking catchlights while increasing directional control.
Control and Shape Light The Para 150's reflective silver interior maximizes light output while the removable front diffuser softens it and reduces contrast. Also, the parabolic shape creates even lighting with a wrap-around quality and natural-looking catchlights. Its 43" depth produces a focused light with increased directional control, minimal spill light, and significant falloff.
Bowens Style Speed Ring Created to be compatible with NanLite's Forza Series LEDs, the Para 150 includes a Bowens Style Speed Ring. This near-universal light modifier mount expands compatibility to an extensive range of LED, strobe, and constant light sources.
Accepts Optional Fabric Grids For additional control of light spill and added directionality, an optional fabric grid can be mounted via touch-fasteners. The fabric grid narrows the beam angle to 60 degrees and concentrates the light's beam forward.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 7.1lb |
| Dimensions | 59in x 43in |
lighting specifications
| Mount Type | Bowens Style |
- NanLite Para 150 Softbox
- Bowens Mount Speedring
- Carry Bag
- Limited 2 Year Warranty
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