SOFTBOX 40x40 125W 802 Lamp
Ready to use FlatLight™ series lamp (lighting kit), which includes a constant light fixture SOFTBOX 40x40cm, a photographic bulb of 125W and a CGLS-802 studio stand
FlatLight™ SINGLE-44182 Softbox with CGLS-802 Stand and 125W Bulb (Equivalent to 600W)
Model: FlatLight™ SINGLE-44182
Softbox Dimensions: 40x40cm
Bulb Mounting: E27 Screw Thread
Bulb: 125W (Equivalent to 600W)
Color Temperature: 5500K
Stand: CGLS-802
Working Height: Up to 230cm
Head: Movable, allowing for angle adjustment
Reflector: Internal
Applications:
- Child Photography
- Fashion Photography
- Product Photography
- Reportage Photography
- Studio Photography
- Small TV Studios
- Interviews
Technical Specifications
Model: FlatLight™ SINGLE-44182
Softbox Dimensions: 40x40cm
Bulb Mounting: E27 Screw Thread
Bulb: 125W (Equivalent to 600W)
Color Temperature: 5500K
Stand: CGLS-802
Working Height: Up to 230cm
Head: Movable, allowing for angle adjustment
Reflector: Internal
Can I use a softbox for filming?
Absolutely. Recently, we've been seeing an increasing trend of photography techniques being adopted in the world of film. The 40x40cm SOFTBOX light fixture serves as a fantastic alternative to budget panel lamp versions (known as kinoflo). This solution is significantly more cost-effective while still achieving the same results.
What's the difference between an octagonal softbox and a rectangular one?
The most noticeable difference is in the shape of reflections on reflective surfaces. This is particularly evident in portrait and fashion photography, where the octagonal shape, similar to a circle, mimics solar reflections. Octagonal softboxes also feature better light distribution (especially when lighting from the front).
What should I keep in mind?
- Softboxes work best at close distances. Position them as close as possible to the subjects or objects being lit, right on the edge of the frame.
- The larger the softbox diameter, the softer the tonal transition between light and shadow.
- If you need to shine from a greater distance, remove the diffusive fabric. This will give you even more light.
- Voltage
- 230V
- Lighting type
- Continuous
- Color temperature
- 5500K
- Number of bulbs
- 1
- Power
- 125
- Emission type
- Fluorescence
- Type of softbox
- Zintegrowany
- Shape
- Square
- Set type
- With softbox
- Series
- Single™
- Softbox size
- 40x40
CineGEN® — studio equipment designed by practitioners
CineGEN® is a Polish studio equipment brand we created in 2011 in Janki near Warsaw. We don't have 35 years of tradition or offices on two continents — what we do have is around 40,000 orders with CineGEN® products fulfilled every year and 15 years of working with light, which taught us what actually works in a studio.
The brand was born for a simple reason: selling other people's equipment, we too often had to explain flaws we had no control over. We preferred taking responsibility to making excuses — so we started building our own.
How we work
Specifications and part of the designs are created in Poland; manufacturing takes place in China, under our supervision. We say this openly, because that's how studio equipment is made all over the world today. The difference lies in who sets the requirements and who answers for the result: every batch arrives at our warehouse in Janki, where we inspect it, and before a product enters our catalogue, we work with it ourselves — on packshots, portraits and video shoots.
Our product descriptions state real parameters and real limitations. A 200 PLN lamp won't replace a 2,000 PLN kit — and we won't pretend otherwise.
What you'll find under the CineGEN® brand
Continuous lighting (FlatLight™, Lumifi™, ReLed™, Ensö™ panels with CRI >95), Ignitix™ photographic bulbs, softboxes and light modifiers, lighting, photo and video stands and tripods (including the Jupiter™ series), and home studio kits.
What we stand behind
CineGEN® is a trademark protected at the Patent Office of the Republic of Poland (application Z.574925, rights held by Digishots Sp. z o.o.).
Warranty service and spare parts are handled at our facility in Janki — no shipping your gear "back to the manufacturer".
You can see the equipment in person at our location in Janki (ul. Poniatowskiego 17), and you'll find tests and tutorials on the digishots.pl blog and the CineGEN YouTube channel.
CineGEN® is a proprietary brand of Digishots Sp. z o.o., ul. Poniatowskiego 17, 05-090 Janki, Poland, KRS 0001135340.