Diffuse and soften the light from your CineLight Studio 60 LED Panel with the CineLight Studio 60 Diffuser from Fluotec. This diffuser features a metal frame and a polymer plastic panel that decreases the light's output up to 50%.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Please tell me how big is the opening for the speedlight?

A: I only use it for my Elinchrom BRX 500 and yes, it's big enough for most light. Regards,Pat

Q: 2. Can this be used on the Elinchrome 8.25" standard reflector?

A: No, the Impact 7" Diffuser Sock does not fit onto the Elinchrome 8.25" standard reflector.

Q: 3. Do the diffuser caps also fit the Cactus RF60x Wireless Flash version?

A: Yes, they fit the RF60X wireless.

Q: 4. I've been using the 7" impact diffuser sock to wrap around my godox M1's (assisted by redwhips to keep them on), but was wondering, aside from stacking on another 7" sock, is there a way to get the same effect with a sock with 2stops / somewhat stronger diffusion?

A: Currently there are no alternative socks with thicker diffusion.

Q: 5. Can this diffuser fit 7.5cm in diameter?

A: Vello Universal Bounce Diffuser elastic band can stretch between 7-10cm. It will fit any flash head in between.

Q: 6. Could this be used on a Neewer 72" parabolic umbrella?

A: This was designed for a 7' umbrella.

Q: 7. Will these work on a Targus TG-DL20N flash?

A: Regarding the Vello Universal Bounce Diffuser and Mini Softbox Kit, the diffuser would work on the Targus TG-DL20N flash, but the softbox less so, because the flash head is too small on this particular compact flash for the softbox to have enough surface area to mount to.

Q: 8. Can this be used on the Godox SK400II and not melt?

A: This diffuser can work on the SK400 II, but it's best to have the modeling lamp turned off when using it.

Q: 9. Will the 7" Diffuser sock fit the RFT-13 or the RFT-19 reflector?

A: Yes, Impact's 7" Diffuser Sock does fit on the Godox RFT-19 Reflector (7").

Q: 10. how many stops of light lost?

A: HI Jim B,I haven't tested this for light loss, and only used it once. I shoot interiors for realtors and builders, so I used this on one of my Nikons (which was a very tight fit and hard to get on) just for some fill light, and it worked very well. I wasn't paying attention to the amount of light output, just the quality of the light, which was very nice. If I had to guess, I would say it lost about 1 1/2 stops.