While we all know its importance, setting up lighting for your projects can often be one of the most difficult and time-consuming parts of the filmmaking process. So, it’s always nice to see companies look for ways to speed up and improve lighting workflows with innovative solutions.
DoPchoice has introduced a new inflatable round toplight modifier called the AIRGLOW FLOAT that should be an intriguing option for those looking to add some soft and controlled illumination without too much hassle.
Let’s look at the DoPchoice AIRGLOW FLOAT and explore what it could offer for your lighting setups.
The DoPchoice AIRGLOW FLOAT
Designed to work with all types of lighting fixtures, including LED, COB, panel, and mat, the AIRGLOW FLOAT should serve as a large, spill-free softbox that is compatible with panels and tiles and feature an adjustable height to help ensure uniform and even illumination across the light surface.
The DoPchoice AIRGLOW FLOAT should be a great option for those looking for a specific, flexible, round, lightweight lighting solution and will come in three sizes, including 12ft, 8 ft, and 4ft to help cover a wide range of uses and production sizes.
Easy Mounting and Control
To mount, all users will need to do is affix a Butterfly Ear via hook and loop to the outer lining of a ring so the entire fixture can be supported with a stand and grip head. Furthermore, a black skirt can be added to further direct illumination.
Users can also adjust the AIRGLOW FLOAT by raising one side to create a large bounce. Users can also mount tiles or tubes on the inner cylindrical surface in a circular arrangement using hook and loop attachments.
Plus, the AIRGLOW FLOAT is sealed at the top with a SNAPBOUNCE to help direct soft, even light downward onto your sets or compositions.
Price and Availability
If you’d like to find out about the pricing, availability, and more details for the DoPchoice AIRGLOW FLOAT, you can check out the company’s website here and search for authorized retailers.
Author: Jourdan Aldredge
This article comes from No Film School and can be read on the original site.
