2 x Softbox Octa 90 cm Lamps, 125 W

Softboxes are a fundamental element of a photographic studio. They are used to modify the properties of light: the size of the luminous surface, intensity and direction of light. They are gaining increasing popularity in video productions. An alternative to expensive, bulky Kinoflo lamps. The softbox's task is to soften the light, thereby reducing or eliminating shadows.

FlatLight™ Double lamps are an excellent source of light with a very wide range of applications. The large surface area of the modifiers guarantees a very soft distribution of light. Assembly and use of the lamps is incredibly simple, and the price - affordable for everyone. Using these lamps provides immediate, noticeable improvement in shot quality.

The softbox dome - an octagon (octa) with a diameter of 90 cm - is lined on the inside with embossed, silver material: light is evenly distributed within the softbox, ensuring that the entire surface of the front diffuser maintains uniform strength without weakening intensity from the center to the edges. The outside of the softbox is matte black, preventing reflection of light from other lamps. It has a standard mounting for a lighting stand.

Folding and unfolding is exceptionally simple, and the folded softbox takes up little space. The high quality materials used in the softbox guarantee trouble-free operation for years. Designed and manufactured to ensure safe use with fluorescent bulbs. The fixture used is a high-quality, functional softbox suitable for both flashbulbs and continuous light bulbs with an E27 thread.

Lightweight, studio and outdoor three-section lighting stand. Maximum height 210cm, working height 200 cm, convenient section clamps, 16mm studio head with universal thread 1/4". The stand is designed for use with small and medium lamps as well as lighting kits. It works great in configurations with flash and continuous light lamps, softboxes, RedHead halogen lamps.

The PureLight series bulb generates light with a color ideal for photographic applications - it does not introduce any color bias. Thanks to the natural rendering of colors, the bulb works perfectly among photographers working under continuous light. Using constant lighting allows you to model light faster and better predict the final effect obtained in photos. Low power consumption enables the use of this bulb both in open fixtures and partially closed ones (softboxes, diffusers, octas). The luminous power of the 125W bulb corresponds to a 600W halogen bulb. Color rendering index Ra > 91.

• Power : 125W
• Luminous power : 600W
• Brightness : 7200lm
• Color temperature : 5500K (daylight)
• Color rendering index : CRI > 91
• Thread : E27 (standard, large)
• Lifetime : 8000 hours
• Dimensions : approx. 19x8cm

Can I use softboxes for filming?

Absolutely. Recently, we have been observing more and more often the penetration of applications reserved for photography into the world of film. The SOFTBOX OCTA 90cm constant light fixture is an excellent alternative to budget versions of panel lamps (so-called Kinoflo). The cost of such a solution is significantly lower while achieving the same effect.

What's the difference between octagonal and rectangular softboxes?

The easiest noticeable difference is the shape of reflections on reflective surfaces. This is especially visible in portrait and fashion photography - 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 you remember?

• Softboxes work best at short distances. Place them as close to the illuminated people or objects, right on the edge of the frame.
• The larger the softbox diameter, the softer the tonal transition between light and shadow.
• If you have to shine from a long distance - remove the diffusive fabric. You will then get even more light.

FlatLight™ Double Octa 9182 - what can you use it for

• Main and/or supplementary lighting in portraits
• Supplementary light in nudes, fashion photography
• Supplementary light in wider shots
• Children's photography
• Product photography
• Film studio, film set (close-ups, interviews)
• Live, online, distance learning