The 1/4 REVORING 46-62mm Black Mist Filter from H&Y Filters can fit different lenses with only one accessory. The well-designed retractable blades of the filter mount on the lenses with different thread sizes. It removes blemishes and wrinkles on human faces, softens hard edges, and diffuses highlights, creating a dreamy cinematic look on photography and video creations.

Self-Retracting Blade Technology    Anodized Finish Prevents Corrosion    Lightweight and Tough    Architectural-Grade Aluminum    Designed to Overlap for Zero Light Leak

REVORING features unique self-retracting blade technology with threaded ends to secure on the front of your lens

Each threaded end has been designed to overlap, completely removing any possibility of a light leak

All REVORING products are made using architectural-grade aluminum, keeping them lightweight and tough

The anodized finish also protects the ring from corrosion when shooting outside in unpredicted elements

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to use a continuous light with the Softligther II, or will it catch in flames? I have a Smallrig RC120D.

A: Yes, almost all light shaping tools can be used with continues light such as the smallRig RC 120D daylight.

Q: 2. Why not use the sock version, will it not work with speed light? Also, hot shoe ? Shouldn't it be cold shoe ?

A: The standard Photek SoftLighter Umbrella with Removable 8mm Shaft (46 ), B&H # PHSL5000FG (with the sock as you describe it), is designed for use with monolight fixtures, not hot shoe speedlights. The sock as you state is centered around the umbrella shaft, and as most all monolights and/or studio strobes typically have built-in umbrella shafts and are designed to rest close to the center umbrella shaft, the sock is designed to wrap around the monolight or studio strobe and can then be sealed with Velcro to prevent light from escaping.Hot shoe flashes are not designed to fit onto light stands; as their name indicates, they are designed to connect to the hot shoe on the top of your camera. As such, to use a hot shoe flash on a light stand, a stand adapter or an umbrella adapter is required. By design, the umbrella shaft receptacle is below the head of the hot shoe flash, which is much taller and has the head of the hot shoe speedlight anywhere from 6-9 inches above the center umbrella shaft. There is no way the standard Softlighter diffuser cover would work with a hot shoe speedlight flash. The Softlight Hot Shoe Diffuser kit has a long vertical slit with Velcro that allows the taller hot shoe flash and umbrella adapter to all sit inside the umbrella and to then be sealed for usage.The item is called the Photek Softlighter Hot Shoe Diffuser Kit as it is designed for hot shoe flashes. The name of the kit is not in reference to the shoe mount adapter on which the flash connects (which would be a cold shoe); it is in reference to the flash type for which it is designed.

Q: 3. Will this work with the Interfit Honey Badger, which has a flange?

A: While you can use the umbrella with the Honey Badger monolight, the diffusion cover will not fit the outer flange of this light.

Q: 4. How does the reflector attach inside?

A: The reflector panels included with this umbrella slip under the inner ribs in the center.

Q: 5. will this work with a speedlight?

A: While this umbrella can work with a speed light, there is an alternate diffuser such as the Photek Hot Shoe Diffuser Kit w/o Umbrella (46") B&H # PHHSD5000, which has a shallower opening. https://bhpho.to/2LdXa7X

Q: 6. With the removable portion of the shaft actually removed, what is the folded down/closed length of the umbrella?

A: The folded length is 29.5".

Q: 7. Is the diffuser attaches to the umbrella with velcro? I think I saw that in a youtube video, but I don't see any velcro on the outside of the umbrella on the product photos. So is there something to hold the diffuser, or only the corners of the umbrella holds the diffuser on it?

A: The diffusion is held in place by the grommets and the umbrella ribs.

Q: 8. The main shaft at the umbrella 7mm? Included is a removable shaft 8mm?

A: The part of the shaft closest to the umbrella is 8mm. The other half can be 8mm or 7mm, as they give you both sizes that screw on/off. The ridiculous thing is that you can only put a head which needs 7mm half way up the shaft until you hit the 8mm section. In many cases not even close enough to go inside the diffusion panel. SO, if you need an 8mm shaft, this is a beautiful umbrella. If you need a 7mm shaft, I would not recommend this at all, particularly for the price. Photo really dropped the ball on this BS design. They should just have one version that is natively 7mm all the way up and one that is 8mm. What a dumb mistake.

Q: 9. Can this version also be used with monolights?

A: This is a standard Photek Softlighter umbrella, so it can still be switched between a monolight and a shoe mount flash.

Q: 10. I have a Godox AD600 strobe. Do I need a certain reflector to use with this modifier?

A: You do not need a certain reflector. You will get good results from the AD600 if you use it barebulb.