Fashion photographers, who pretty much invented the location shoot, have known for a long time that when it comes to light, natural is best - provided you can control it. The Sun-Swatter Pro Starter Kit from Sunbounce is part of a system that does just that. Resembling a huge fly-swatter, this 4 x 6' light shaper stretches a translucent screen across its high tensile strength aluminum frame.

A couple of minutes of easy setup gets you a very large patch of bright open shade with manageable contrast, instead of glaring deep-shadowed sunlight broiling your subject. While the Sun-Swatter is easily handheld by its frame a better option is the included a Boom Stick extension handle. Also included are a grip head for stand mounting and a set of clips to tighten the fabric. The kit fits neatly in the included soft carrying case.

4 x 6' (122 x 182 cm)    High Tensile Strength Frame    Translucent Screen

The frames can be quickly disassembled and are made of the highest-quality aluminum and are extremely stable, even in windy conditions.

All reflector screens are manufactured using the world's best reflective and translucent materials. Only the most high-quality materials are used to manufacture photo and transport bags.

The Sunbounce System allows every conceivable lighting situation to be perfectly controlled. Even strong wind on the beach won't disrupt your exposures.

Wherever you're shooting, the Sunbounce Light System can be quickly disassembled and is so light that you can take it anywhere.

High up on a tripod or perfectly controlled by hand, the Sunbounce Light System always offers a professional solution. Just as in the studio, you can create one or more permanent light sources outside.

Natural light is always available on demand. No more waiting for the flash to recycle when using the system, at any shutter speed.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. are the lenses compatible with the T2?

A: Yes they are,

Q: 2. What lens would be best for all around pictures 18-55 or 75-300 ? , thanks

A: The Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II Lens included with the Canon EOS Rebel T7 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm and 75-300mm Lenses is suitable for general photography.

Q: 3. I have an EOS Rebel T6. What is the best setting to capture sporting events with movement? movement?

A: The T6 has a preset sports mode setting to help with shooting sports. Another more advanced option is to use program mode and increase the ISO to 800 or 1600 depending on the light. This will help the camera achieve faster shutter speeds for freezing sports action.

Q: 4. Is the view scree adjustable, or is it fixed to the body?

A: The LCD screen on the Canon T7 camera is fixed and cannot be moved.

Q: 5. This camera offer includes the battery charger?

A: Yes, a battery charger is included in this kit.

Q: 6. What do the internal dimensions need to be for a camera bag to adequately fit this camera and lens?

A: The Canon EOS Rebel T7 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens would need a bag to be about 5.1x6x4 inches in order to fit well.

Q: 7. What's the max sd card capicity?

A: The Canon EOS Rebel T7 DSLR Camera can use any size SDXC card which means it can go up to 2TB (also called 2000GB). Realistically speaking a simple 64GB card will hold about 800 photos at the highest quality setting (Raw plus Jpeg) so an extremely high capacity card is most likely not necessary.

Q: 8. Can this camera be set to have a white balance of 5000 K to mach my floodlights and a manual exposure control?

A: Yes, the Canon EOS Rebel T7 allows custom wht balance to be set and does allow manual control when set in M shooting mode.

Q: 9. Is this camera compatible with external generic flashes?

A: Unfortunately, this is highly unlikely as Canon removed the center-pin from the T7 camera body. Certain brands of external flashes have made workarounds for this, but your results may vary based on the model of your speedlight.

Q: 10. How does the T7 do with star photos?

A: The Rebel T7 will work well when using a fast lens to do astro photography, but a camera with a better low light rating (higher iso) would be a much better choice, like the Canon 90d.