Photogenic Quick Change Background Reflector

Key Features
- Deep conical background reflector
- Narrow coverage reflector
- Satin anodized surface
- Suitable for illuminating backgrounds
Overview
The Photogenic Quick Change Background Reflector is a narrow coverage reflector, which has a satin anodized surface. This reflector is suitable for lightening up any background and providing an added visual interest to the final image. When used with a PL5MF mounting frame, this reflector gives you a 20° angle of coverage. The light and compact size of the reflector makes it extremely easy to carry around anywhere. It has a lightweight yet extremely durable design, making it perfect for everyday use.
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| Color | White |
- Photogenic Quick Change Background Reflector 918626
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