• „Äê5-in-1 Versatile Reflector„ÄëFeatures a reversible cover with five different reflective surfaces: silver, translucent, gold, white, and black, offering versatile lighting options for various photography needs.
• „ÄêDurable and Flexible Design„ÄëEquipped with a sturdy steel spring frame for easy opening and closing, ensuring long-lasting use and convenient portability.
• „ÄêSoft Light Diffusion„ÄëThe translucent material provides soft, shadowless lighting, perfect for creating a gentle ambiance in your shots.
• „ÄêWarm Tones for Portraits„ÄëGold surface creates a sunset effect, producing warm and soft skin tones ideal for portrait photography.
• „ÄêEnhanced Low-Light Performance„ÄëSilver reflector boosts light in weak lighting conditions, improving image quality in challenging environments.
• „ÄêBlack for Mood Lighting„ÄëThe black reflector absorbs light, creating dramatic shadows and enhancing mood, great for moody or artistic shots.
• „ÄêVersatile Usage„ÄëSuitable for both indoor and outdoor photography, compatible with any standard reflector holder for easy setup and positioning.

Specifications:

• Model: PU5112
• Size: 80cm diameter

Notes:

• 1. White reflector: The reflective performance is not very strong, and the reflective effect is soft and natural. Using a white reflector to fill in the shadows can make the light in the shadows brighter.
• 2. Silver reflector: The reflector is commonly used to produce bright light. The effect of the reflector is reflected in the eyes of the subject, thereby producing a large and bright eye light. The effect of using it on cloudy days is better than that of white.
• 3. Gold reflector: Commonly used as the main light. Shooting backlit portraits in bright sunlight reflects light from the sides and slightly above the subjects face, resulting in a warmer tone. Using this reflector has two functions: one can get directional light that can shine on the subject face to increase the exposure of the subject face by one stop; Overexposure.
• 4. Black reflector: "Light reduction plate" or "light absorber". Using black reflectors reduces the amount of light by applying dimming. Faces photographed in this light often have ""raccoon eyes"". Toplight can be reduced by placing a black reflector on your subject head.
• 5. Diffusion board: It can block and weaken the light between the sunlight or light and the subject or person, which can soften the light and reduce the contrast.