GS Lantern
A round softbox that lights in every direction at once. Very soft, with no hard shadow edge, so it is kind on faces and easy to work under. Folds down quickly and comes with a carry case.
Studio lighting · light modifiers
A modifier decides how the light lands — soft or sharp, wide or narrow, spread across the room or kept off the background. All of these fit a standard Bowens mount, so one light can do several jobs.
A round softbox that lights in every direction at once. Very soft, with no hard shadow edge, so it is kind on faces and easy to work under. Folds down quickly and comes with a carry case.
A parabolic softbox that opens like an umbrella and packs down 70% slimmer than a standard one. The quick-fold design has it set up in under 30 seconds. Soft but directional light, with a grid included so you can keep it off the background.
A 120cm parabolic softbox for wide, even coverage. Big enough to light a full-length subject or a whole tabletop set from one fixture. Sets up in seconds on a metal frame, grid included.
A tall, narrow 30 x 140cm softbox. Used along the side or behind the subject to draw a bright edge down the body, which is what separates a person from the backdrop.
A 7-inch reflector that concentrates the light instead of spreading it. Harder, brighter and more directional, for punchy highlights or for pushing light further across a room.
Not sure which one?
Tell us which light you have and what you shoot, and we will tell you which modifier makes the biggest difference.