Rogue has launched a brand new Small Soft Box Kit. The £45 bundle contains two of Rogue’s most popular lighting accessories, the FlashBender Positionable Reflector and the Small Diffusion Panel. The FlashBender element of this kit can be used on its own, as a positionable reflector. Photographers can also attach the Small Diffusion Panel to the Reflector using a simple and fast Velcro system to create a mini softbox. Also new is the Rogue Flash Gels - Colour Correction Filter Kit (£30) with a tabbed filter design to enable attachment to all standard speedlight flash units. Included in the set are 18 selected colour correction filters, a Rogue Gel-Band attachment and a storage pouch with quick reference dividers for easy organisation of the filters.Rogue Press ReleaseRogue Launches Small Soft Box Kit & Colour Correction Filter KitRogue has launched a brand new Small Soft Box Kit, containing two of its most popular lighting accessories:FlashBender Positionable ReflectorSmall Diffusion PanelThe FlashBender element of this kit can be used on its own, as a positionable reflector. Measuring 7 x 10 inches it can easily be attached to any standard speedlight flash and can be used open or shaped in a number of flexible positions including a snoot for more directional reflection and use of flash.
Photographers can also attach the Small Diffusion Panel to the Reflector using a simple and fast Velcro system to create a perfect mini softbox – ideal for creating wonderful soft light – to reduce red eye and shadows.
This durable softbox kit folds completely flat and weighs just 5 ounces! Perfect to slip into your camera bag for use on location or for ultimate flexibility in the studio.Also new, the Rogue Flash Gels - Colour Correction Filter Kit – with a tabbed filter design to enable attachment to all standard speedlight flash units. Included in the set are 18 selected colour correction filters, a Rogue Gel-Band attachment and a storage pouch with quick reference dividers for easy organisation of the filters. Colour correction gels are used to improve overall color balance in an image by adjusting the colour temperature of the flash to better match other ambient light sources.To balance flash to the dominant ambient light source in the scene, photographers should use the following filters:Use CTB gels to colour balance flash to shade or blue
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