Features an elastic collar that can be adjusted to fit around the reflectors of different monolight brands. Monolight controls remain outside for easy access. To achieve indirect lighting, a reflector plate may be purchased separately.
No speed ring is required.
| Size | 45" (115 cm) |
| Shape | Circle |
| Compatibility | Flash only |
| Removable Face | No |
| Removable Baffle | No |
| Accepts Grids | No |
| Required Speed Ring | No Speed Ring required |
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Comments about Westcott Round Halo Mono Softbox:
I will use this for small lighting rig for quick setups that don't take up much space, easy to move around and still get great light.
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This is the easiest,most mobile, convenient,and quickest way to use a softbox. It closes like an umbrella, it opens like an umbrella, and it has an umbrella shaft to mount to a mono light. When its folded it takes up very little space. It is great for portraits on location, but the light is not as directional like as a rectangular softbox. The light from it has a wider spread,so it works on groups also. when you pack it put it on top.
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Comments about Westcott Round Halo Mono Softbox:
Simple to use good construction for this type of product. Great for taking on the road.
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First Westcott softbox I've purchased but not the last.
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Easy to use nice light and nice catch lights
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I bought this as a fast-setup alternative to a softbox when doing location shoots, and was not disappointed. I bought the version intended for use with studio monolights, but it works great with mt speedlights as well. Excellent Westcott build quality, and a great idea to begin with. Donlt forget that you'll need a speedlight mount for a lightstand that has an umbrella mount as well. Photoflex makes one, as do others.
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Comments about Westcott Round Halo Mono Softbox:
Extremely easy to use. Only drawback is lack of carrying bag for it. Was inspired by another brands design allowing part of the transluscent to be covered up in sections. So I bought this one, some black material and velcro. Made my own "fully adjustable" design for about $170 instead of $550 retail!
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i use this halo for portraits. i love the way it soften the flash on the subjects face.
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I've been using this for portraits and still lifes. It provides a nice wrap-around light for my subjects and has a great catch-light effect in the eyes. I use it with a Westcott TD5 Spiderlight and it's a great combo.
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I like this softbox a lot. It softens the light nicely and produces a round catchlight in the eyes. I have a small studio and it is just the right size for me. I highly recommend it.
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Wescott makes great lighting equipment--I have a bunch of their stuff. The Halo is a big improvement over the use of a bounce back umbrella. The light is softer, and more controlled than a regular umbrella. Easy to install. My only complaint is it doesn't come with a slip cover/case for storage when not in use.
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