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Elinchrom 18cm 30 Degree Round Honeycomb Grid

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$24 $40 In stock

Category: Lighting Modifiers

The Elinchrom 18cm 30 Degree Round Honeycomb Grid is a lighting modifier designed to fit the Elinchrom 18cm reflector. This grid helps control light spread and adds directionality to your flash output.

  • Compatible with Elinchrom 18cm reflectors
  • 30-degree beam angle for focused light control
  • Round honeycomb design for even light distribution
  • Manufactured by Elinchrom, a trusted brand in lighting modifiers
  • Model number: 26100
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

Finally, a grid that actually clicks securely onto the reflector without any wobble. The 30-degree honeycomb pattern gives my portraits that precise, directional light I was missing.

Owen R. ★★★★★

The 30-degree grid tightens my light just enough for precise edge control on tabletop shots. It clicks securely into the reflector and doesn't budge during use.

Matthew ★★★★★

The honeycomb pattern snaps onto my 18cm reflector without any fiddling, and the 30-degree spread really tightens up the falloff on portraits. It’s made my background control so much more predictable, even in a small studio.