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Key Features
- 65° Beam Spread
- Bowens Mount
Designed for Godox monolights as well as flash heads from manufacturers that feature the Bowens mount, this 8.3" Standard Reflector has a 65° beam spread for distributing light generated by a compatible head.
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Besides the slightly larger diameter, what's the ...
Besides the slightly larger diameter, what's the difference between this and the AD-R6? What's the beam angle? And will it mount on an AD400PRO (bowens)?
This reflector has a beam angle of 65 degrees and does fit on the AD400 Pro with its included Bowens mount. Aside from being larger in diameter, it also lacks the umbrella slot of the AD-R6. At this time, Godox doesn't publish a beam angle for the AD-R6.
Date published: 2021-01-30
Will this provide a even spread of light? Unlike ...
Will this provide a even spread of light? Unlike how the newer Aputure reflectors have a hotspot in the center?
Yes.
Date published: 2022-01-17
When will attachment accessories be available for ...
When will attachment accessories be available for it, such as grids and barn doors?
Unfortunately, there is no available time frame for when the accessories to this reflector will be available. Stay tuned to the B&H E-Mail Newsletter for updates on new items.
Date published: 2021-01-30
Is there a sock diffuser made for this reflector?
Is there a sock diffuser made for this reflector?
Unfortunately, there is no sock diffuser for the Godox 8.3" Reflector.
Date published: 2022-01-26
Is this compatible with the AD600 Pro II?
Is this compatible with the AD600 Pro II?
Yes, the Godox 8.3" Standard Reflector has a Bowens Mount.
Date published: 2025-11-05
Is there a grid that fits this reflector dish?
Is there a grid that fits this reflector dish?
No, the Godox 8.3" Standard Reflector is not designed to accept a grid. There is no smooth groove on the interior edge of the reflector to hold a grid in place.
Date published: 2024-12-02