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Godox S-Bracket EB-050 with 50x50cm Softbox for Speedlite
This is a portable and versatile softbox with an S-Bracket for speedlites. By diffusing the flash illumination, the softbox creates perfect and even lighting that allows you to capture perfect images.
The S-type bracket combines four other types (Bowen L-type, Bowen T-type, L-type speed ring, T-type speed ring).
- No pre-assembly and post-disassembly.
- Unique speedlite mounting method: mounted horizontally or vertically by wrapping the speedlite body.
- Gentle mounting: no pressure on the hotshoe, no metal scratches on the speedlite.
- The mount size is adjustable to fit all brands of speedlites and also Godox AD-360. There is an umbrella input hole and lighting direction adjustment with the handle is supported. The Bowens mount allows you to add most studio flash accessories, such as speedlites, softboxes, reflectors, beauty dishes, etc.
Technical specifications:
- Softbox size: 50*50cm
- Color: White and Black
- Bowens S-Bracket
- Material: Durable Plastic
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Useful Information:Softboxes can control the shape and direction of light, making it softer and more even than an umbrella can, while also limiting its spill.
Softboxes also come in different shapes and sizes: the most common shape is rectangular, excellent for a natural effect like that of a window. For softboxes, larger sizes also offer a wider and more even illuminated area, but require more flash power. The necessary size is related to the subject: for a portrait, a speedlite with a small softbox may be sufficient; for groups or larger subjects, a larger softbox will be needed.
A general rule says that the size of the softbox should be approximately that of the subject: so for a portrait, you can start from 40x60cm, a full-body portrait from 60-80x140cm upwards. For groups, it may be necessary to use multiple softboxes.
The choice of shape is also important, especially if working at close range to the subject, as the shape of the modifier can often be reflected in the subject's eyes - this is one of the reasons why the octagonal softbox is widely used in beauty shots, as in addition to providing a soft and enveloping light, it creates a pleasing circular reflection.
Godox S-Bracket EB-050 with 50x50cm Softbox for Speedlite
This is a portable and versatile softbox with an S-Bracket for speedlites. By diffusing the flash illumination, the softbox creates perfect and even lighting that allows you to capture perfect images.
The S-type bracket combines four other types (Bowen L-type, Bowen T-type, L-type speed ring, T-type speed ring).
- No pre-assembly and post-disassembly.
- Unique speedlite mounting method: mounted horizontally or vertically by wrapping the speedlite body.
- Gentle mounting: no pressure on the hotshoe, no metal scratches on the speedlite.
- The mount size is adjustable to fit all brands of speedlites and also Godox AD-360. There is an umbrella input hole and lighting direction adjustment with the handle is supported. The Bowens mount allows you to add most studio flash accessories, such as speedlites, softboxes, reflectors, beauty dishes, etc.
Technical specifications:
- Softbox size: 50*50cm
- Color: White and Black
- Bowens S-Bracket
- Material: Durable Plastic
-
Useful Information:Softboxes can control the shape and direction of light, making it softer and more even than an umbrella can, while also limiting its spill.
Softboxes also come in different shapes and sizes: the most common shape is rectangular, excellent for a natural effect like that of a window. For softboxes, larger sizes also offer a wider and more even illuminated area, but require more flash power. The necessary size is related to the subject: for a portrait, a speedlite with a small softbox may be sufficient; for groups or larger subjects, a larger softbox will be needed.
A general rule says that the size of the softbox should be approximately that of the subject: so for a portrait, you can start from 40x60cm, a full-body portrait from 60-80x140cm upwards. For groups, it may be necessary to use multiple softboxes.
The choice of shape is also important, especially if working at close range to the subject, as the shape of the modifier can often be reflected in the subject's eyes - this is one of the reasons why the octagonal softbox is widely used in beauty shots, as in addition to providing a soft and enveloping light, it creates a pleasing circular reflection.
SKU:GD-5795
Godox SFUV5050 Outdoor Softbox and S-Bracket Kit
- Regular price
- €41,00
- Sale price
- €41,00
- Regular price
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€41,00
Godox S-Bracket EB-050 with 50x50cm Softbox for Speedlite
This is a portable and versatile softbox with an S-Bracket for speedlites. By diffusing the flash illumination, the softbox creates perfect and even lighting that allows you to capture perfect images.
The S-type bracket combines four other types (Bowen L-type, Bowen T-type, L-type speed ring, T-type speed ring).
- No pre-assembly and post-disassembly.
- Unique speedlite mounting method: mounted horizontally or vertically by wrapping the speedlite body.
- Gentle mounting: no pressure on the hotshoe, no metal scratches on the speedlite.
- The mount size is adjustable to fit all brands of speedlites and also Godox AD-360. There is an umbrella input hole and lighting direction adjustment with the handle is supported. The Bowens mount allows you to add most studio flash accessories, such as speedlites, softboxes, reflectors, beauty dishes, etc.
Technical specifications:
- Softbox size: 50*50cm
- Color: White and Black
- Bowens S-Bracket
- Material: Durable Plastic
-
Useful Information:Softboxes can control the shape and direction of light, making it softer and more even than an umbrella can, while also limiting its spill.
Softboxes also come in different shapes and sizes: the most common shape is rectangular, excellent for a natural effect like that of a window. For softboxes, larger sizes also offer a wider and more even illuminated area, but require more flash power. The necessary size is related to the subject: for a portrait, a speedlite with a small softbox may be sufficient; for groups or larger subjects, a larger softbox will be needed.
A general rule says that the size of the softbox should be approximately that of the subject: so for a portrait, you can start from 40x60cm, a full-body portrait from 60-80x140cm upwards. For groups, it may be necessary to use multiple softboxes.
The choice of shape is also important, especially if working at close range to the subject, as the shape of the modifier can often be reflected in the subject's eyes - this is one of the reasons why the octagonal softbox is widely used in beauty shots, as in addition to providing a soft and enveloping light, it creates a pleasing circular reflection.
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