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Westcott Deflector Plate for Rapid Box

BH #WE2030DP • MFR #2030-DP
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Westcott Deflector Plate for Rapid Box
Key Features
  • Reflective Metal Plate
  • Softens Light Output
  • For Rapid Box Octa and Octa Mini
  • Also Fits Rapid Box Strip
The Westcott Deflector Plate is designed for use with the Rapid Box. You can change the output of light by installing this lightweight, all-metal, reflective plate. It easily fits into the Rapid Box carry case and is compatible with the Rapid Box Octa, Octa Mini, and Rapid Box Strip softboxes.
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Does it work with octa-m rapid box?

Does it work with octa-m rapid box?
Asked by: Mohana Rao
Yes, the following item will work with the octa-m rapid box.
Answered by: hectorm
Date published: 2023-12-07

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I lost the bolt for this, can I buy just that?
Asked by: James
The screw is a 5mm, 0.8mm thread pitch (coarse), 10mm long threads. The head appears to be made to accommodate tightening with a coin. If you don't care about having the same head configuration a replacement could probably easily be found at a hardware store. Screw it in tight & leave it.
Answered by: Douglas S.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Without the bolt, what's the diameter of the hole in te middle? Would it fit in a 8mm shaft?
Asked by: Wirton
The center of the plate is a touch smaller than 8mm. And the plate is not designed to work with the softbox without the screw and bolt.
Answered by: Robert K.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Does this plate fold with the octa box or does it need to be removed to pack?
Asked by: Alan J.
Yes, it needs to be removed. But, it is very quick and easy to do, and it stores in the pouch along with everything else.
Answered by: Ross K.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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I recently bought the rapid box and the reflector plate. I'm a little confused regarding the setup though. The picture on the B&H website has the reflector plate with the inside facing the flash while the Westcott website has it set up with the inside facing away from the flash (unfortunately I already removed the sticker on the reflector plate. Can anyone please help clarify? Thank you in advance!
Asked by: Michael K.
This is directly from Westcott: What does the deflector plate do? The deflector plate will create a beauty dish effect. The lighting will still be very soft on your subjects face, however the shadows will show a bit more contrast. Which way does the Deflector Plate go? The difference is minimal whether you place the deflector plate with the textured side in or out. We recommend to put the deflector plate on with the textured side facing out so your flash doesnt have to work as hard. You will notice harder shadows no matter which way the deflector plate faces.
Answered by: Mark V.
Date published: 2019-05-13

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Hi team, I was just wondering what flash zoom would work better with deflector plate? Wide ie 24mm or something like 100mm, for better flash power output and filling up the whole rapid box with light. Thank you
Asked by: MIKHAIL I.
The deflector plate for me is a must to reflect the light, soften and expand it.
Answered by: Richard Z.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Is it the same deflector plate regardless of size of the Rapid Box?
Asked by: Allen
I'm guessing that because the Rapid Box is designed for smaller, Speedlight -sized strobes, the deflector was created to deal with that size strobe head.
Answered by: Robert E.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Will 2 Profoto A1's work with this...
Asked by: Kevin
This product is just the plate (I think), they'll likely work with the Rapid Box Duo but you'll have to get your ruler out and maybe contact Westcott. I can say however it's a top shelf piece of kit.
Answered by: Stuart F.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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