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Key Features
- Reversible Black/White Panel
- Reversible Silver/Gold Panel
- Rotating Bracket
- Geared Tooth Locking Mechanism
The Impact Reflector Panel is a light-shaping tool with four aluminum rods and a geared bracket that hold its 35 x 70" fabric taut without a frame. Two reversible reflective fabrics are included; black/white and gold/silver. The silver material is the most specular of the surfaces and ideal for long throw applications while being bright enough to mimic an additional light source. Gold adds a warm hue to your subject and is especially valuable in cool-toned open shade or to create sunset effects. White is the softest and most neutral surface, most often used to gently fill in shadows and adjust lighting ratios.
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What is the length of the rods? Have to travel ...
What is the length of the rods? Have to travel with this reflector and the length looks fairly long.
As per the manufacturer, the length of the rods on the Impact Reflector Panel 35 x 70" is 44.5".
Date published: 2022-08-02
How tall is the stand?
How tall is the stand?
The Impact Reflector Panel (35 x 70") does not come with a stand.
Date published: 2026-08-26
Can this be assembled "backwards"? Can the stand ...
Can this be assembled "backwards"? Can the stand sit in the middle of the rods versus behind them? Trying to save space.
Yes, you could set this up so the stand is inside the Impact Reflector Panel, but it would limit the range of positions.
Date published: 2024-03-28
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Flex arm super clamp kit
The Impact Flex Arm Super Clamp Kit (B&H # IMBHE102K) is compatible for use with this reflector panel.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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I'd like to use this to create a shadowless portrait photographed outdoors. In theory, this unit would be hovering above the subject, blocking out highlights and shadows. So, first of all, can this shadowless portrait be achieved by using your product? Secondly, I rarely work with an assistant. Is this something I could manage by myself, perhaps weighing down the stand? Thank you.
I use this for portraits outside often. I typically reflect light into 2 V Flats made of foam core. As far as using it above a subject, it flexes a bit. If you had a C Stand and a sturdy enough rig, it might work. I think you'd need a C Stand, sand bag, and a large enough boom.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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I'm curious as to how this product would hold up for outdoor portraits. Will it stay intact on a breezy day?I work alone. So I would set up, using a light stand, weighted down with sand bags.
I've used it a few times for outdoor interviews (video) and it seems pretty well made for the price. The only issue I had was its tendency to billow a bit in the wind -- making the light shift around on the subject's face. I ended up poking a hole in the middle of the screen and using a small bungey cord to pull it back tight to the frame. All in all, I'd rather use a rigid reflector panel but this one is easy to pack around and works pretty well as a back-up. I've used it w/o a stand, laying it on the ground, to bounce light up into a scene. I think there are better choices for outdoor work if there's any chance of a breeze.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Did anyone have issues with the length of the aluminum rods? I can only fit two in at one time and when I do, I have maybe 1/4 of the reflector sheet left.
I have not had any problem
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Is there a shoot-thru diffusion fabric available? Seems like this would be a great way to soften a fresnel mounted on the same stand with a superclamp.
In the hands of a talented seamstress, the two-sided panels provided (white/black & silver/gold) would make simple patterns for creating a diffuser panel(s) of varying opacity. They shouldn't cost much to produce. Opt for the Impact Flex Arm Super Clamp Kit and you'll have plenty of adjustability for positioning your fresnel.
Date published: 2021-03-04