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New arrivals

New tools for the next frame.

Explore recently featured lighting, modifiers, camera accessories and support equipment for controlled photo and video production.

Camera and lighting equipment arranged for a studio shoot Recently featured equipment
Equipment selection

New arrivals

A working selection of studio equipment spanning flash control, modifiers, camera support and practical mounting components.

Wireless flash transmitter beside camera equipment
Flash control

Wireless flash transmitter

On-camera control for compatible wireless flash systems and remote lighting setups.

Studio lamp used in a photography workspace
Replacement lamps

50W halogen lamp set

Four replacement lamps with two-pin fittings for compatible continuous light heads.

Lighting equipment prepared for a studio setup
Replacement lamps

75W halogen lamp set

Four two-pin replacement lamps for supported studio lighting configurations.

Wireless flash trigger and photography equipment
Flash control

Wireless power trigger set

Multi-channel trigger control for supported speedlights and remote flash workflows.

Soft light used around a camera setup
Light modifier

Four-socket softbox

A 20 by 28 inch softbox designed for a four-lamp E27 studio light head.

Reflective umbrella used for photo lighting
Light modifier

Silver and black umbrella

A 57 inch reflective umbrella for directing and shaping strobe or speedlight output.

White umbrella diffusing studio light
Light modifier

Soft white diffuser umbrella

A large white umbrella for broad, diffused light across photo and video subjects.

Black and white umbrella for controlled lighting
Light modifier

Black and white umbrella pair

Two double-layer umbrellas for controlled reflection and diffusion in compact spaces.

Camera mounted on a support plate
Camera support

Arca-style lens plate

A quick-release lens support plate for compatible telephoto camera mounting systems.

Backdrop material held in a studio support system
Background support

Backdrop holder set

Multi-piece holders designed to secure backdrop materials in studio photo and video setups.

Camera rig with handles for controlled video movement
Motion support

Camera rig handle system

A shoulder-support component with top-handle options for deliberate handheld camera work.

How to compare

A practical way to review new equipment

01

Name the task

Start with the subject, shooting space and the result you need to make.

02

Check the connection

Review mounts, fittings and compatibility details for the equipment already in use.

03

Match the scale

Consider output, modifier size and the working distance available in your setup.

04

Read the guide

Use setup information and product details before selecting a configuration.

Frequently asked questions

New arrival guidance

How are new arrivals organized?

Items are presented by the production task they support, including lighting, modifiers, camera accessories, backgrounds and support equipment.

Where can I check whether a product will fit my current equipment?

Review the listed mount, fitting, dimensions and compatibility notes on the relevant product page before choosing equipment.

Are lighting modifiers useful with small studio spaces?

Yes. Choose the modifier size and working distance around the available space, subject size and light source.

What should I consider when choosing a camera rig?

Check camera dimensions, the mounting standard, required balance and whether the rig suits the way you need to move or support the camera.

Can I browse all products instead of one category?

Yes. The products page provides a broader route through available equipment types and product groups.

Where can I find setup information?

Visit the instructions section for available equipment guidance, then consult the relevant product details before assembly.

About this site

Practical gear, clearly presented.

Cowboy Studio is an independent resource for photography lighting, backgrounds, supports and camera accessories. Browse equipment groups, compare practical uses and find guidance for building a capable studio.

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