Manfrotto LB5731 Out of Focus 1.2 x 1.5m Autumn Foliage/Seascape

Aptly known as TriFlip’s, the new reflector kit offers photographers an unprecedented 8 in 1 solution, allowing them to be ready for any lighting scenario. With reversible sleeves that feature a different reflective surface on each side Manfrotto TriFlip’s take advantage of the award winning TriGrip reflector..

All this allows the photographer to cut down on bulk. When combined the TriFlip’s and TriGrip, allow the photographer to carry just one reflector instead of 8. Manfrotto TriFlip’s quickly slip over a TriGrip and are ready for use.

The TriFlip cover can be left on the Tri Grip when folding for added convenience. The TriFlip’s bring an added level of versatility to its award-winning Tri Grip reflectors, and include 7 different surfaces.

33” TriFlip Kit contains:
• 2 Stop TriGrip Diffuser
• A set of TriFlip’s

The HiLite backgrounds range allows the photographer to work in a way that was extremely difficult to achieve in the past. With the HiLite the photographer can achieve ‘High Key’ photography on location and in restrictive spaces.

By rear lighting the white background itself there is no longer a need to use a background light behind the subject. Furthermore, because the background is actually illuminated it means the subject can stand virtually right in front of it without casting a shadow.

The HiLite backgrounds also works as a large rear softbox and illuminates the subject as well, meaning you can use just one other flash head to light the subject from the front. What’s more, the whole thing is collapsible.

Replacing the need for a regular shaped reflector the TriGrip reflectors utilise a triangular design which provides a much stronger and more stable structure. They also feature a moulded handle with securing strap, allowing accurate positioning with one hand. This means light can be reflected into awkward spots that would’ve previously required a stand system.

The securing strap also allows you to support the reflector without actually gripping the handle, reducing pressure on your wrist and fingers when held for a long time.