This TC-10 Frezzi TC-10 Wheeled Travel Case for Sunlight 2from Frezzi has a foam insert to cushion and protect your SunLight 2 Portable Field Light. The case features a durable weather-resistant exterior and secure latch closures. Oversized carry handles, a retractable handle, and built-in wheels provide easy transport.

Weather-Resistant Exterior    Retractable Handle and Built-In Wheels    Secure Latch Closure    Foam Insert

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Anyone who owns this have a couple pics to share that shows the result?

A: _DSC9019-untitled.jpg_DSC9020-untitled.jpgvNice catch lights and fill light

Q: 2. How strait is the reflector from front to back? I have a competing unit and it bows front to back, which makes the catchlight thin, not thick like in the eye lighter demos.

A: Westcott Eyelighter 2 Reflective Panel is flat in the center and curves up on the ends. What is unique about the Eyelighter is the fact that it has a tilter bracket, so you can make the catchlight as thin (or thick) for your own preference.

Q: 3. What are folded dimensions? In a carry case? How portable is it?

A: The included soft carrying case is a very manageable size, and it's extremely light. The case is 3 feet long, about 8 inches wide, and about 3-4 inches tall. It won't fit in a suitcase, but is super easy to carry otherwise.

Q: 4. Is this portable enough to be used for on-location headshots?

A: Yes, it's portable. I breaks down to a small size (setup takes a few minutes). The main rails are curved, so it still needs a wider bag to carry in. Keep in mind you'll need a short light stand to mount it to, and also a weight if the stand isn't bottom heavy. This is a pretty large modifier and at certain angles it can become unstable on a light weight stand.

Q: 5. Do they provide gold and white fabric like other reflectors?

A: There is currently only a white fabric, the Westcott White Fabric for Eyelighter Panel (http://bhpho.to/2dvJiX1)

Q: 6. Can the Eyelighter be suspended upside down over a subject to provide a rim light / hair light effect? thanks

A: I don't see why not. Thats an interesting idea...

Q: 7. Is the stand mount for the eyelighter adjustable front to back along it's pole? I need to clear a studio stand and having it stuck in the dead center position will conflict with the stand.

A: No it is not adjustable it's in a fixed position. Just so everyone knows you have to provide your own light stand for the eyelighter.

Q: 8. Is there a lower stand recommended then the #9908 stand?

A: Kupo makes a good option for a stand. https://bhpho.to/2WtSuoc

Q: 9. Whats the difference in the Eye-lighter 2?

A: The spine of the original Eyelighter was preset at the angle (front to back) determined by the inventor , Larry Peters, to be optimal. Version 2 can be set at that angle from one direction and can also be tilted up to 74 degrees.

Q: 10. What do I need to be able to mount this to a normal tripod?

A: This should be mounted to a small light stand, not a tripod. It comes with an insert mount for the top of the lightstand spigot. Use a short lightstand as normal ones will be too high.