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Para 88
Smart, small and simple… Para 88 has great success. With less than 6 kg the Para 88 is a lightweight with a super compact design. It can easily be mount with the new opening system. Para 88 is perfect for outdoor shootings and smaller studios. Various accessories available to upgrade the Para 88 reflector.
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Siros 800 L Outdoor Kit 2
The Siros L is broncolor’s new battery-powered compact device, which provides ambitious professional photographers with the opportunity to enjoy the perfect lighting, be this in a mobile form in the studio, or for external shots – offering up to 440 flashes at full power per battery charge, colour constancy and both very fast, and also long, flash durations. Easy to control with the bronControl App. Available in 400 and 800 Joules. For example, with ambient light, even with the aperture wide open (selective focus), the image can be underexposed correctly with up to 1/8000 s and Siros L still lets you set dominant and creative light effects.
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Snoot
Snoot Set is specifically designed for use on the Broncolor Pico and Mobilite portable flash heads. It comes complete with 3 honeycomb grids and 2 aperture plates to provide precise light placement control.
Snoots, barndoors, grids, and filters are essential accessories for any lighting system. These devices alter the shape, intensity, or color of the light output from your flash heads. Consider them as a painter would a brush or a sculptor would a knife or chisel.
Use of a snoot will result in a small circle of light when it is attached to the front of your light source. The size of the circle of light will be determined by the opening of the snoot, its length, and the distance of the subject.
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Soft Box
Softboxes are so successful because they provide a diffused soft light. The light does not have hard, well defined edges – there is a transition from light to dark with gradual change. The softer the light the more gradual the change from light to dark.
The softbox works because inside the box light bounces off the internal surfaces. The bouncing light scatters itself so that light emerging from the front is going in many different directions. This random scatter, from the front wide, translucent screen means the light hits the subject with little focus.
