This reflector matches up with a Godox/Flashpoint 100 pro nicely.

I bought this to use with my Profoto B10, A1, and A10 flashes. I've used the original Magnum reflector as well as the OCF Magnum in the past and have loved the boost this hard reflector gives for extra punch and to match the outdoor lighting vibe in bright sunlight.
Now, I've got this little gem, along with the companion grid; and I couldn't be happier. I'm retired now for the past year but work on personal projects for long-time clients when I feel the challenge. The attached image comes from my recent use of the A10 and new Magnum in hard sunlight. The image is adjusted slightly in Camera Raw to bring up shadow detail slightly and to bring down the speculars a bit, but not to an extreme. More punch than I expected and I have to say that I'm totally please. I can now carry the light, a couple of batteries, my Clic Box and a small light stand along with my Nikon Z7ii, and various lenses without stressing my body as much. 71 isn't easy on me, but this addition really makes me smile.
As usual, B&H fills my orders and delivers in great time.

All I need now is AD100 and this reflector, it makes big difference in light quality. I no longer carry AD200 with me, just this reflector and small AD100

I bought these to use with my Godox AD100's and they really boost the light and I also like the fall off better from this than without.


I think that you really gain about one stop of light. Here is how it looked when I tested, without a light meter. Zoomed out all the way on the AD100 you gain like mentioned about 1.5 stops of light, but just zoomed in without this you get about half a stop of light.


I think that these are well worth the price if you need to get more light from the 100's. I have four of these now and can easily shoot with these without the need of bringing out my AD400's. This might not matter in all use cases but if you have to hike to your location you will be much happier with these than carrying the bigger lights.


My second use case for these is to mount them low on a light stand with an AD400 on top with a 45 degree long throw modifier on it. Without these on the 100's they are not really hitting the subject the same way. I use this approach when shooting cycling and want to light inside the helmet better and reduce shadows from bars & brake cables etc.

Love the magnetic fixture, huge bonus!! This helps put out a lot of light and I use it with my A series profoto light. It's like having the light super magnified!