Name: RFi Softbox 4x6'
Brand: Profoto
SKU: 9019421
Price: 683 CHF
Availability: InStock

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The larger the light source in relation to the subject, the softer the light. This is not only the most important lesson about light but also the main reason why rectangular softboxes are offered in so many sizes. There are five different sizes to choose from, ensuring you always find the right light modifier for your work. The deeper design and recessed front allow for precise light control. Double-coated diffusers with a highly reflective silver interior provide optimal results.

The softbox is made from quality materials. Color-coded tension rods and Velcro fasteners ensure easy setup and takedown. It requires an RFi adapter ring (sold separately) and is compatible with flashes from all major brands. Together with an optional honeycomb grid or a flat front diffuser, you can achieve even more precise light control. The softbox is designed for many years of daily use and comes in a soft, branded bag. The RFi Rectangular Softbox is available in five sizes and as a kit.

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