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Amaran Light Dome 90

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Management number 203889985 Release Date 2025/10/18 List Price $267.90 Model Number 203889985
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This Amaran Light Dome 90 is a 90cm circular softbox designed to work with Bowens-mount lights, offering broad, natural, and diffused illumination for larger setups. Its innovative 16-sided structure diffuses harsh LED light into a soft, even glow, creating a studio-quality effect in moments. With its rounded design, this softbox provides smooth and consistent lighting, making it ideal for capturing professional-grade visuals. Whether you're photographing group portraits or shooting studio videos, the Light Dome delivers balanced lighting across the entire surface, giving your subjects a natural, lifelike appearance.

What truly sets it apart is its user-friendly quick-release rod system. Setting up takes only seconds-simply snap the 16 rods into place and you're ready to go. Disassembly is just as easy with its intuitive release mechanism, saving you time and effort. Say goodbye to complicated gear and focus on turning your creative ideas into reality.



Specifications

  • 90cm Circular Softbox Design
  • Compatible with Bowens-Mount Lights
  • 16-Sided Structure for Diffusion
  • Smooth and Consistent Lighting
  • Ideal for Group Portraits
  • Studio-Quality Lighting Effect
  • Quick-Release Rod System
  • Easy Snap-In Assembly



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1 x Amaran Light Dome 90


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