Studio & Lighting

• Heavy duty spring for firm grip
• Nickel plating resists corrosion
• Comes with tips and grips
• 3 Inch Clamping Capacity
• 3 5/16 Throat Depth
• Approximate Weight: .80 lbs

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• Heavy duty spring for firm grip
• Nickel plating resists corrosion
• Comes with tips and grips
• 1 Inch Clamping Capacity
• 1 1/4 Inch Throat Depth
• Approximate Weight: .16 lbs

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• Set of 2 U-hooks
• It fits into super Clamp socket
• Ideal for cross poles when used to support background paper
• 2 pack

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• Replacement Set

  Compatibility

  -- Speedlite 600EX II-RT Refurbished
  -- Speedlite 600EX II-RT

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Color correction gels are used to improve overall color balance in an image by adjusting the color temperature of the flash to better match other ambient light sources.  White balance your camera and color balance your speedlights for consistent and uniform color in mixed lighting environments

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The Small Diffusion Panel converts the FlashBender Small Reflector (sold separately) into a lightweight, low profile soft box for use with on-camera accessory flash.  

The Small Diffusion Panel attaches quickly to the FlashBender Small Reflector using hook-and-loop sewn along the edges of each panel.

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The Large Diffusion Panel converts the Large FlashBender Reflector (sold separately) into a lightweight, low profile soft box for use with speedlights. The Large Diffusion Panel attaches quickly to the FlashBender Large Reflector using hook-and-loop sewn along the edges of each panel. Learn More

Colored lighting filters, or gels, are often used on accent lights, or to add dramatic color to backgrounds or selected portions of a scene for artistic effect.  

Correction filters are typically used to adjust the color temperature of a flash to better match other light sources to improve overall color balance in an image.

Please note: 3-in-1 Rogue Flash Grid sold separately.

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Colored lighting filters, or gels, are often used on accent lights, or to add dramatic color to backgrounds or selected portions of a scene for artistic effect.  

Correction filters are typically used to adjust the color temperature of a flash to better match other light sources to improve overall color balance in an image.

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