Flashpoint Streaklight Umbrella Reflector Kit

2024-03-06T22:01:07

I have 2 AD200s and use umbrellas quite a bit. Using the bare bulb head, having something to reflect some of the light and directing it it forward helps tremendously.

REINER V.

2023-10-17T21:46:45

Thank you, Adorama for everything you have done for me in the last 2 years.

JULIO R.

2023-03-14T01:13:07

Good strong material

ROBERT B.

2023-01-05T05:08:04

I haven?t used this in a shoot yet, but have mounted it on my eVolve 200 and it looks like it is going to work great.

Michael S.

2022-12-04T10:25:46

I love it, learn to use and help a lot...

Pedrin N.

2021-04-07T08:18:32

Sorry haven?t had a chance to try it out yet .

BETTY M.

2020-12-20T07:41:37

Awesome , really nice unit

RAFAEL D.

2020-11-30T07:29:01

This umbrella reflector kit works very well for my purposes. It is compact , light and works very well with my strealklight 360.

John G.

2020-11-23T07:47:23

Great addition to an already awesome light. Fits perfectly and easy to take on/off.

DAVID C.

2020-01-01T07:29:12

Awesome a must have as all you need is an umbrella and you are goo to go.

Michael H.

2019-11-05T20:17:21

I ordered Godox version of this reflector for using with AD200. As I expected this device is not designed for this flash. Hole is misaligned with AD-E umbrella holder if it locked in bare bulb bayonet. Of course you may decide to not lock. Then twist it to position with hole for shaft in reflector will be aligned with umbrella holder but reflector in this position is too loose. However this reflector can be adjusted for AD200 in 5-7 minutes with couple of needle files. Round one and flat one are enough. Just make 2 horizontal kerf in opposite to original direction with enough length for aligning hole for shaft.

ALEXANDER T.

2019-04-23T13:25:39

I thought this was something I needed, and found out very shortly after opening it, it was not going to work with a softbox. I'm sure it's great for an umbrella, but definitely not for a softbox. So I'll keep the review positive with 5 stars because I like the different attachements they've made for the Flashpoint 360. If you have an unbrella, this will work for you. If you are a softbox user, this is not for you. You'll see why if you can't hold yourself from purchasing this cool attachment.

C D.

2019-04-14T11:51:00

Using an umbrella or an "umbrella" softbox with my Streaklight 360 is elegantly solved with this attachment!

TSUN T.

2019-03-03T09:44:24

THIS PRODUCT PUTS THE FLASH IN THE CENTER OF THE LIGHT MODIFER

DAVID W.

2019-02-12T14:13:23

A tool that every photographer must have.It works perfectly with my translucent umbrella.Very pleased.

CARLOS S.

2018-11-05T18:10:29

Can use a small umbrella on top of the camera with flash when you can bounce on a ceiling!

Leonel B.

2018-08-02T08:30:53

This is a convenient kit, I always leave the connector on my 3 units so I can switch reflectors to allow the use of small umbrellas.

Paul J.

2018-07-10T08:45:57

Fast delivery, works perfectly on my Streaklight 180 with 43” umbrella.

THOMAS D.

2018-07-07T07:40:32

If you use this on a 200 the included adaptor for the streak light is not needed. Instead the swivel bracket that comes with the 200 is used. I have read a few reviews of people complaining about the swivel bracket not holding the umbrella well. IT WILL if you use the correct reflector. Perfectly centered and perfectly fills my 30 - 36" umbrellas.

Steve H.

2018-06-26T19:29:45

the bracket will hold a light umbrella but is not built for heavy duty use.

MILTON P.

2018-05-27T14:12:18

If you use it with an umbrella as in the photo be a bit careful - it does appear to be a little delicate with the holder being simple plastic

Christian J.

2018-05-18T13:52:34

This item fits and works well with the eVOLV 200’s bulb attachment, you just have to use the umbrella adapter that came with the flash instead of the attachments included with the reflector (which don’t fit the eVOLV 200). It takes a minute to get the orientation correct, but it’s pretty easy to figure out. The quality is good, price is fair, and my only nitpick is that I wish it were a little deeper and matched the reflector of the Xplor600 a little better since I have one of each... but I knew that before buying it. I rarely use an umbrella with the eVOLV, but this is nice to have and affordable when I need to.

JOSHUA S.

2018-05-08T08:36:04

Works great with 60"convertible umbrella

DAVID M.

2018-04-24T08:38:57

Just perfect as a mobile setup when I’m out and about. Plenty of power, easy to set up and take down. Very much recommended.

DEREK J.

2018-04-17T15:16:57

I am using these daily on eVOLV 200 TTL with the AD-E Holder (Stand Mount) with a Wescott 43" Apollo Deep Umbrella with diffusion panel for a quick on-site softbox. The only issue I have with the current set-up is that the AD-E is a friction umbrella system and this allows the shaft to move, a quick fix is adding rubber bands to shaft in order to stop the movement. The mounting bracket for the Streaklight will not work with the eVOLV as stated in Adorama's notes.

TRAVIS V.

2018-03-20T18:47:10

It works! Easy to use.

John F.

2018-03-05T08:24:02

Fits and works great.

Lary M.

2018-01-01T16:49:42

It's a pretty slick design, given the height of the overall streaklight if you were gonna put it in a folding softbox.

Lucas C.

2017-11-07T08:31:01

The reflector is ideal but the bracket is lightweight. Good for small shoot through umbrellas but no way would it hold my 7' and 5' umbrellas. I use the reflector all the time.

Nick S.

2017-11-03T09:57:31

I purchased this to use with the eVOLV 200 light. Although the reflector does attach perfectly to the light, when it's locked in place, the pass-through hole doesn't exactly line up with the umbrella-shaft hole in the light-stand mount for the eVOLV, so you have to loosen the reflector slightly to align the holes. Since you can, however, lock down the umbrella shaft that passes through both holes, the reflector doesn't have enough play to come loose, so it looks like it won't be a significant problem.

BRUCE J.