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Broncolor Light Grid 40 Degree for Beautybox 65

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$131.79 $180.54 In stock

Category: Lighting Modifiers

Broncolor Light Grid 40 Degree for Beautybox 65

This 40° Light Grid for attaches to your Broncolor softbox via hook-and-loop fasteners, narrowing the beam spread for tighter control of your lighting. It allows you to remove background hotspots and reflections, avoid lens flare, and stop light from scattering to your background.

MPN: 33.579.00

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

The hook-and-loop fasteners on this grid attach in seconds and stay perfectly tight even after hours of shooting. Falloff is noticeably more controlled, and skin tones held up beautifully with the tighter beam.

Eli ★★★★★

I was struggling to control spill on my beauty dish, but this grid solves it perfectly. The 40-degree angle gives me just the right amount of focus without being too harsh.

Olivia ★★★★★

The 40-degree spread really tames the light exactly where I need it, and the hook-and-loop fastening holds firm even when I'm repositioning the Beautybox mid-shoot. It's become a permanent part of my setup for portrait work.