Ideal for portraiture, the reversible 38" Sunfire/White Collapsible Reflector from Lastolite is handy for use as a reflected bounce light to lower contrast and fill in shadows or as a main light source in strong ambient illumination. The Sunfire side combines gold and silver to reflects a warm light, similar to late afternoon and adds a personal feeling that's very kind to skin tones, while the neutral white reverse side offers a softer quality of light that's suitable for all-around use.

The 38" reflector is light enough to be handheld or attached to an optional holder and folds down to 1/3 its open size to stow conveniently in the provided carry bag.

Reversible    Sunfire for Warmth, Good for Skin Tones    White Side for Neutral Reflectance    Folds Down to 1/3 its Open Size    Compact, Lightweight for Traveling    Includes Carry Bag    Ideal for Portraiture    Hand Holdable    Optional Reflector Holder

A different surface on each side gives you more creative options

Reflector folds down to a convenient size for portability and storage

Ensures reflective surfaces won't crack or split after numerous uses

If the rim breaks or comes apart the item will be fixed free of charge

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How tall is the scope's eye piece when mounted to the tripod?

A: Approximately 50 -54 depending on how you mount it and the angle it is pointed.

Q: 2. Are the images inverted or upside down with this telescope?

A: The AstroMaster 130EQ-MD comes with a 1.25" 10mm Eyepiece (image will be upside down) and a 1.25" Erect-Image 20mm Eyepiece (image will be right-side up).

Q: 3. Can the MD that comes with the telescope follow the stars? Or is it suitable, for example, for 5 minutes long exposure?

A: Hello Erhan, the motor drive will track the stars and is suitable for long exposures as long as your mount is precisely polar aligned as well. Sincerely, Kevin at Celestron

Q: 4. Can I attached my mirrorless camera to this telescope with an adapter? And if so, what adapter do you recommend?

A: The Unistellar eVscope 2 114mm f/4 GoTo Reflector Telescope has a camera built in and there is no other way to attach another camera externally.

Q: 5. Does the telescope comes with the backpack?

A: Currently the Unistellar Telescope Backpack BH #UNBP • MFR #BACKPACK is an accessory to the Unistellar eVscope eQuinox 114mm f/4 GoTo Reflector Telescope BH #UNEVSEQ • MFR #EVSCOPE EQUINOX

Q: 6. Does this come with a batter charger or AC adapter?

A: There is a battery holder inside the battery compartment that uses 8-AA batteries (user supplied). An external portable power pack and AC adapter are optional accessories.

Q: 7. Which one is better for Astrophotography for planets, the ASTROMASTER 130EQ or the ASTROMASTER 90EQ for detail and resolution?

A: For planetary viewing, I would go for the 90EQ. The added focal length helps a bit. With my 130EQ, a 2x Barlow, and an 8-24mm zoom eyepiece, I can see Saturn pretty clearly, but the 90EQ (which I also just acquired) has the extra magnification factor to bring it closer. It's noticeably dimmer with the 90EQ, but still visible. With that said, if your going to do ANYTHING other than planetary, the 130EQ wins every time! Just as cubic inches is king in drag racing, aperture is king in astronomy!

Q: 8. I purchased this item and it is noted in the overview that it has the capacity for erect viewing. However, after having it in the field, I now see that the 20mm lens that came with the telescope is the erecting element for this scope, not the scope itself. This is kind of a pain when switching lenses and really misleading... This doesn't really seem to be an issue for anyone else. Was I given the wrong telescope? Does anyone know anything I'm missing? Any help is appreciated!

A: Hi Melanie. Erect viewing may mean that you can stand erect when looking through the telescope. That's all I can offer. Mike

Q: 9. Looking at 3 different telescopes and would like recommendation?

A: What are the other two telescopes you are looking at in addition to the AstroMaster 130EQ-MD Reflector Telescope?

Q: 10. Can I use with a6000?

A: Yes You will need (2) parts. Celestron SLR (35mm OR Digital) Camera Adapter for All Refractor and Reflector Telescopes which Accept 1.25" Eyepieces - Requires Camera-Specific T-Mount Adapter BH #CETA1.25 • MFR #93625 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/202135-REG/Celestron_93625_SLR_35mm_OR_Digital.html To put on the scope. Vello T-Mount Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera Lens Adapter BH #VELANEXT • MFR #LA-NEX-T https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/839140-REG/vello_la_nex_t_lens_mount_adapter.html To mount to your camera body. Those (2) parts will now screw together.