Westcott Illuminator 2-in-1 Sunlight/White Bounce Reflector 48x72in


Key Features
- Reversible reflector with warming sunlight and soft white fabrics
- Square design for more reflective surface area than traditional refelectors
- Professional quality materials for superior durability
- An essential tool for both studio and natural light photographers
- Quickly collapses for portability
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Illuminator Reflectors feature the highest quality reflective fabrics, diffusion silks, and blocks available. Fabrics are double-laminated and frames are steel-riveted. Their unique square shape of these reflectors provides more surface area and ensures that your reflectors don’t roll away during a shoot.
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | 48 x 72" |
detailed specifications
| Weight | 2.2 lbs |
| Form Factor | Rounded Rectangle |
| Material | Double-Laminted Reflective Cloth, Spring Steel Riveted Frame, Heavy-Duty Nylon Case |
- Westcott Illuminator Collapsible 2-in-1 Sunlight/White Bounce Reflector (48 x 72")
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