Small White Microwave 1000 Watts

I looked around for a white umbrella & found out most umbrellas can't take more than 500 watts of flash or continuous power ! BUT this Westcott 45 optical satin white umbrella can take 1000 watts ! So if you have 1000 watt quartz halogens or do a lot of flashes at a photo session, this umbrella will not discolor, it stays satin white. Great product for bounce or shoot thru ! 99% of the time I use it as a shoot thru to get those soft lighting effects. I would buy it again & again !

Great option 1000 watts

Great contrasty little stripbox that works with hot lights (or strobe) up to 1000 watts. Not sure if it accepts grids, but it may be possible. I use it with the SG-710 and SG-720s to great effect. The speedrings also work with other softboxes, but make sure they're heat resistant.

installed lamp. applied power. got 1000 watts of 3200 degree kelvin light. just what I needed.

Great light, depending on the lamp you use. I recomend 750 watts instead of 500 or 1000 watts, unless you need a lot oa light, then go for 1000 watts lamps. Can use an umbrella, Durable, easy to turn on/off. Cools very quickly.

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

Scanned over 1000 pictures from recent pictures to 60 year old black and white and very very pleased with the quality. Unit is fast, two seconds a picture and not one picture jammed. Easy to use and to put pictures in a computer file.

You can adjust the intensity down to 1/1000 of maximum power and it still produces stable and pure white light. Fantastic!

I have used Profoto for about four years. I find them to be very reliable. I like the B10's and B10x's because they are small and still have great power (250 Watts). They are very easy to use and set up with Profoto's remote. I don't need 500 Watts for what I shoot. I can't really say anything bad about them. If you are serious about lighting I believe this is the one to buy. The B10X Duo kit comes with a nice backpack. It is well made and gives ample protection for your lighting investment.

I bought this to use with an umbrella, for lighting myself for ZOOM meetings. My other quartz lights are 250 and 600 watts, which is way more light than I need. This small light is perfect at 100 watts. I might even buy a second one of these for a small portable portrait setup - the lights come with barn doors, and this would make a perfect kicker light, to use with the first light into an umbrella.