Godox KNOWLED LiteFlow 7 Reflector Kit (3 x 3")

2025-02-04T12:34:07

This is one of the best light mod tools ever. It's wild that i was only able to find it at Adorama at the time.

DAVID G.

2024-12-12T10:52:44

By far this is one of the most useful tools that ANYONE that thinks he/she needs a softbox can get! What does it do: it cuts down your lighting footprint, gives you back floorspace, allows you to create a much more NATURAL looking light on your subject. Its a bounce source... a highly efficient bounce light source! This returns the light that hits it as soft as a softbox. In the Godox Liteflow series No. 3 equals soft return. No. 2 equals a soft return with a punchy center. No.1 equals a hard mirror like light return. No. 4 returns its light in the shape of a strip softbox. This No. 3 panel is an excellent fill light source (perfect for tight spaces). Move your light source closer too the reflector - it spreads wider. Move your light source further - it tightens the spread of light. My test I was able to get a 7ft wide soft light spread at 7ft!

DAVID G.

2024-12-11T09:01:33

This is a win win kit? I didn't even know it came with a real nice case. This assembly of just the right knuckles, rods and clamps to support a collection of medium/small reflector kits (Godox or Lightbridge). I own the Lightbridge system of reflection, but they don't make the grippery that Godox seems wisely to connect with their system. I can't tell if it's a licensed design of Manfrotto (tilt/top) and Manfrotto/Matthews (Mafer), but it seems to be solid built and just different enough color-wise to get the kit back together when finished. Speaking of finish, the powder-coated sub-satin blue finish is more subtle than any photograph that is used for publication. I'm very happy someone picked the right combinations here for a stunning kit.

ERIC A.

2024-12-06T04:22:52

Bought because of the sale, keeping because of the quality and function. Yes, they don't fit in every room or under every awning. They allow for a beam, slash or source of bounced light that can break up a wall, hit talent from far away and add that schujz (French word I think) when you need that little something. The case is the weakpoint. Great idea making a road case, just not going to last. I recommend ditching the case and keeping the reflectors safely tucked in a cart or with your other 4x4 options. The Velcro plastic sheets to protect both sides are a well-though bonus.

Eric F.

2024-03-25T14:35:58

A reasonable price, well crafted, suitable for studio and location work. Unlike the other fasteners over $150 apiece this won't break your bank and you can afford multiples in your kit.

BRISCOE S.