The Collector's Gallery Easel Picture Frame for 4 x 6" Print with Plain Border , Model PF5900-46 is a cleverly designed "pop-up" design frame. For either portrait or landscape format, this easy to use frame will stand proudly in your home, office or serve as a great present for friends or relatives. The easy load system permits rapid change of images.

Linen weave finish

Accommodates horizontal or vertical photos

Side-load construction

Pop-up horizontal/vertical easel

Frame all your photos and prints just like a professional studio photographer

Portrait Folders are suitable for a variety of photographs including: senior and school portraits, family portraits, engagement and wedding portraits, cruise and resort photography

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you feel that the shoe mount holds your speedlight securely? Also, will this work with studio strobes? Thanks!

A: Yea it holds it fine, plus the velcro surrounds half the flash keeping it a little more secure. I thin you can use it with strobes. Clay Cook, and Annie Leibovitz both use them, and they use strobes.

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. How are these measured, across the front from one tip across to another? Or are they measured across the back which includes the arc of the umbrella, like the Impact umbrellas are measured?

A: It measures 46" across the front tip to tip.

Q: 4. Will the 8mm shaft work for the Profoto B1?

A: Yes the Softlighter with an 8mm shaft can be used with the Profoto B1. However, you may need to add a bit more force to insert it completely.

Q: 5. Does this include the Silver/Gold Insert?

A: It comes with both silver and gold inserts

Q: 6. Hi, I have the Good AD600BM. Is this compatible or do I need the 7mm shaft? Or do I need a special adapter? Thanks so much for any help.

A: If you meant Godox AD 600, then I'd say it probably will be fine. I don't own one of those. The shaft is interchangeable. If you're worried that it's too thick, buy the thinner one. The umbrella is fantastic, and makes beautifully soft images

Q: 7. Will this SoftLighter work well with a Godox AD200?

A: Yes they work together

Q: 8. How does the reflector attach inside?

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

Q: 9. Another question about the 46 softlighter... what light stand do you recommend using to support the weight of the light?

A: There are many light stands that are good to use with this set up.I have listed some below. But I do recommend if you use this outside to get a sand bag to help prevent it from blowing over in the wind.

Q: 10. What is the difference between this one and a Softlighter II?

A: Technically, it's still a Softlighter II, there are just a lot of different ones now. The original was an 8mm solid shaft. Then came the 7mm shaft. Now there's removable shafts for both as well as a hot shoe version for speed lights.