Product Description
Upgrade your photographic lighting setup with the Lastolite LL LS2953 Fabric Grid. This top - notch accessory is custom - made for the Medium Ezybox Pro Octa. It turns your Ezybox II Octa Medium softbox (LL LS2720) into an essential tool for getting directional soft light. Whether you're a pro photographer or an enthusiastic hobbyist, this grid gives you amazing control over light spill, helping you master lighting and unleash your creativity. The Lastolite LL LS2953 Fabric Grid is incredibly lightweight yet sturdy, making it super easy to carry around in your photography kit. With its multi - fit bracket, it works perfectly with studio flashes, flashguns, and Elinchrom Ranger Quadra systems. This means you can use it across different lighting setups without any hassle. Plus, it's designed for quick attachment and removal, so you can focus on your creative ideas. Key features include extreme lightness and sturdiness, compatibility with various lighting systems, and a multi - fit bracket. Specifications: In Bag - Depth: 3.94 in, Height: 11.81 in, Width: 11.81 in, Weight - In Bag: 0.57 lbs, and it fits the Ezybox Pro Octa Medium. Package includes 1 x Lastolite LL LS2953 Fabric Grid.
Using the Lastolite LL LS2953 Fabric Grid is a breeze. First, pick the lighting setup you want to use it with, like studio flashes, flashguns, or the Elinchrom Ranger Quadra system. Thanks to the multi - fit bracket, it'll attach easily to your setup. Just find the right spot on your Ezybox Pro Octa Medium softbox and clip it on. When you're done taking photos, you can quickly remove it. As for maintenance, keep it clean by gently wiping it with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as they might damage the fabric. When not in use, store it in the provided bag. This will protect it from dust and possible damage. Make sure to keep it in a dry place to prevent any mold or mildew growth. With these simple steps, your fabric grid will last you a long time and keep enhancing your photography.
