softboxes [g]
[c]
Softboxes are a staple tool for studio-based
[b]
photographers, and thanks to our portable
[f]
lighting solutions they are increasingly used
[e]
on location too.
Bowens Softboxes fit quickly & easily to the
front of any Bowens flash unit to create a
directional very soft and even light.
With seven different sizes available, the
Bowens Softbox range covers every type of
photography from still life and portraiture
through to fashion and commercial.
[a]
[d]
The Bowens range of seven professional softboxes has been Bowens professional softboxes include the main canopy, a
Bowens Professional Softbox Range.
developed to offer photographers the very highest-quality rear cowell, front diffuser, internal diffuser*, and five support
light source at a sensible price. rods (one spare).
For quick and simple attachment to your Bowens flash
a. Softbox 60
The silver interior of the softbox together with its shallow lighting the softboxes include a speedring and a
60cm x 60cm (23.5" x 23.5")
Softboxes
construction offers a high degree of efficiency while the Bowens/Travelite ‘S’-Type Adapter. (RD6210)
Ideal for small portraiture or for still life photography.

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translucent front diffuser ensures an even light distribution.
BW1660
For a completely even spread of light each softbox features Bowens professional softboxes can also be used with a
an internal diffuser* to minimise the possibility of hotspots. variety of other flash systems by using one of the softbox
b. Softbox 60-80
Modifiers adapter rings which are available separately.
60cm x 80cm (23.5" x 31")
To ensure easy transportation of your softbox for location
Rectangular shape perfect for portraiture.
-
Light
shoots each softbox comes complete with a simple zip-up
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carry case. * Softbox 60 & Softstrip 100 do not include an internal diffuser.
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