This 24 x 32" Hensel 24x32" Softbox for Photographysoftens light from a flash unit and features changeable front and internal diffusers for modifying light characteristics. It utilizes a silver internal coating and features a recessed front panel for minimizing light scatter. Also, hook-and-loop fasteners are available for attaching accessories like honeycomb grids.

The heavy-duty softbox requires an optional speed ring for use with Hensel EH and MH lighting systems and it includes front and internal diffusers.

Silver Internal Coating    Changeable Front and Inside Diffusers    Recessed Front Diffuser

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. how do i Change the battery?

A: The battery is accessible by removing a screw at the bottom, which holds the top and bottom of the unit together. You would need a CR-2 3V lithium battery to serve as a replacement. Please see the link to the battery for reference: a href= http://bhpho.to/1Hpd1HN target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1Hpd1HN/a

Q: 2. Does this bulb needs a ballast or it runs directly with 120V?

A: The C-Light D 120v does not utilize a separate ballast. It runs directly with 120v.

Q: 3. does this monolight have hss?

A: Unfortunately, HSS is not available on this monolight.

Q: 4. Would this fit three 43 light stands?

A: Yes, It's about 47 long and has enough volume for around four medium sized light stands. The materials, padding and craftsmanship are top notch but the design is not. I measured it to be sure and found the holding straps are stitched to the bag slightly off center by one inch. They are stitched to the bag too close together too so the bag see-saws toward one end and the light stands inside slide to one end and the bag becomes not level with the ground as you walk and is uncomfortable to hold. Also, this bag does not come with a shoulder strap. I will never buy a tripod/light stand bag without a shoulder strap. Going down to the beach is a real hassle without one.

Q: 5. Can this be plugged into a 1200 Porty pack? I have the old style Porty before the drawer type batteruse.

A: Yes this head can be used on your Porty 1200 power pack.

Q: 6. Is the Raya LED Light Bulb (45W) (BH #RAE26LED45) a compatible light bulb for this photography softbox lighting kit??

A: The BH #RAE26LED45 can be used with the Neewer 700W Photography Softbox Lighting Kit BH #NE66600013.

Q: 7. Does this comes with rods for the speed ring?

A: Yes, this softbox does include rods. It does not include a speed ring.

Q: 8. You have missed the most important specs of an umbrella. 1. is the rod solid or hollow?2. white means transucent satin? or white dense plastic? once I had Balcar solid rod and white dense plastic and they lasted for 40 years or so in perfect condition.thanks,

A: The Master White Umbrella has a non-removable black backing and an opaque plasticized white interior which is exceedingly smooth. The shaft itself is hollow and 8mm.

Q: 9. What is the outside diameter?

A: The outside diameter of the Godox Hensel Speedring measures 151mm / 5.9".

Q: 10. Is the Strobe Master Hensel light meter required for this to work with the Integra system or will the TTL system in my D7100 be sufficient?

A: While the Hensel Strobe Master Light Meter is not required for use with the Hensel Integra strobes, if you wish to meter your strobes' output, then a handheld incident meter of some type would be needed. The Nikon D7100 DSLR camera's internal meter is designed to read reflected light, not incident light, and is only designed to meter Nikon's i-TTL flashes or units used on the camera's hot shoe. The whole point of using studio strobes is for the ability to manually set the flash exposure for consistency, but SLR/DSLR cameras are not designed to calculate studio strobes' exposure (though there are a few new options that have recently been released that are starting to add TTL capability, though this is not the norm for most studio flashes). If you do not wish to use a handheld light meter, some people simply take the image, then use the histogram on the rear of the camera to check exposure. While this is not as accurate as using a light meter, it is an option if you do not yet own or wish to purchase a light meter. So, long story short, no, the Nikon D7100 DSLR camera's internal meter will not meter studio strobe lighting.l