5-in-1 grip reflector
A collapsible oval reflector with a practical hand grip for redirecting, softening, warming, brightening or reducing light in portrait, product and video setups.
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One reflector, adaptable control
Choose a surface according to the direction, contrast and colour character needed for the frame.
Add warmth
Use a warm reflective tone when the scene calls for a more golden character.
Increase brightness
Direct a more pronounced reflection toward the subject for added contrast.
Fill shadows
Bounce a neutral, softer light back into areas that need gentle lift.
Subtract or diffuse
Reduce unwanted spill with black, or soften a source through the translucent panel.
Ready for controlled light on location or in studio
The reflector is designed to move easily between setups while offering several practical ways to modify an existing light source.
- One 5-in-1 oval reflector with hand grip
- Gold, silver, white, black and translucent surfaces
- Collapsible construction for compact storage
- Carrying case with a zip closure
- Available in 24 × 36, 32 × 48 and 48 × 72 inch formats
Set up the reflector with purpose
Place the source
Start with window light, continuous light or flash positioned for the scene.
Choose a surface
Select the finish that best suits the brightness, warmth or contrast you need.
Adjust the angle
Use the grip to direct reflected or diffused light toward the subject.
Review the frame
Check shadow detail and highlights, then refine the distance and direction.
Grip reflector essentials
What is a 5-in-1 reflector used for?
It redirects or changes an existing source of light. The five surfaces support warming, brightening, neutral fill, light reduction and diffusion.
Can I use it with window light?
Yes. A reflector can bounce window light into shadows, while the translucent surface can soften light when placed between the window and subject.
Which side is best for portraits?
White is a useful neutral starting point. Silver can provide stronger fill, gold can add warmth, and black can reduce reflection where more contrast is needed.
Does the reflector work for product photography?
Yes. It can help define highlights, soften a source and manage reflections around smaller products and tabletop scenes.
How should I choose a size?
Match the reflector to the subject and working distance. Larger formats cover more area, while smaller formats can be easier to position in compact spaces.
Where can I find setup guidance?
Visit the instructions area for available equipment guidance, or use the contact page to ask a configuration question.
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