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Description
Product Features
- Gold, Silver, White, Black and Translucent Disc with Stand and Adjustable
- Pivot Arm
In the Box
- Westcott 5-in-1 Reflector Disc - 40.5"
- Westcott Reflector Holder
- 7.5' Light Stand (1100)
- Storage Sleeve for Disc
- Instruction Sheet
- Instructional DVD
Overview
Collapsible 5-in-1 Reflector Kit with Sunlight Surface (40")
The fastest and most affordable way to achieve diffused or reflective light. Whether you need to soften harsh shadows from natural sunlight or reflect studio light indoors, this collapsible reflector kit is the ideal tool for the job. Includes a translucent 1-stop diffusion disc with a reversible zippered slipcover to reflect or block light. Use the pivoting reflector holder and stand to securely mount the reflector for quick and easy positioning in the studio or on location.
Easily Control Light for Portraits and Still Life Photography
- Complete kit with reflector, reflector arm, and light stand
- Verstile 40" size
- Collapses to 1/3 its open size
- Includes diffusion panel with removable silver, sunlight, black, and white cover
- Quickly and easily diffuse or bounce sunlight
Collapsible Reflector and Diffuser Surface Options
When shopping for a reflector, first consider the color you want. The color of the reflector influences the quality and tone of the light. A diffuser stays between your light source and subject to create soft, evenly spread light.
Diffusion Disc
Translucent disc softens harsh light, perfect for outdoor portraits or diffusing bright light
Silver Reflector
Increases specular highlights for a high-contrast image
White Reflector
Bounces neutral-colored light, perfect for portraits or product photos
Gold Reflector
Produces a natural, golden fill light that warms up skin tones
Sunlight Reflector
Reflects a slightly warm highlights that compliment skin tones
Black Block
Subtracts or blocks unwanted light or color casts
A Reflector Size for Every Subject
Photography reflectors come in a variety of sizes. From macro photography to group portraits, you’ll want to get one that’s big enough to suit your subject or scene. A larger reflector gives you the freedom to place it further from your subject and get more even lighting. Smaller reflector are easier to handle and more affordable.
20"
Ideal for headshots and small objects
30"
For portraits and small to mid-sized objects
40"
Suitable for couples' portraits and medium still-life setups
50"
For 3/4-length and small groups
