Modifiers
Softboxes, lanterns, grids and reflectors that decide what a fixture does to a face, for anyone shaping studio or video light.
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How to choose a softbox or modifier
Mount first. Bowens is the common standard across this shelf — Aputure's Light Dome III and Light Dome Mini III, Ulanzi's QS80 and QS30, SmallRig's LA-O65 all speak it. A modifier that does not fit your fixture's mount is scrap.
Size relative to subject. Softness comes from apparent size. A 90 cm dome at one metre is soft; the same dome at four metres is not. Bigger boxes are softer and eat more light — usually one to two stops.
Shaping. A grid narrows a softbox's spread so it lights the subject without spraying the background. Flags and cutters (Aputure's flag sets) subtract light, which is often the faster fix.
Hard and directional. Fresnels (Aputure F10), spotlight and projection attachments with gobos put a controlled, throwable beam where a softbox cannot. Lanterns wrap light 360° for overhead ambience.
Reflectors. SmallRig's 5-in-1 collapsible reflectors in 22", 32" and 42" are the cheapest modifier on the page and often the only one a two-person shoot needs.
Aputure makes most of the range, including the INFINIMAT softbox line, with Godox modifiers alongside. Where one says Request price, we confirm price and lead time on your quote.