LimoStudio Collapsible Lighting Reflector AGG1266 Review

As advertised, as expected. Useful for travelling, on the road, etc. It's better to spend a fortune on a quality set that will rip, tear, break outside of the studio. Inexpensive enough that I don't have to worry about buying another set if they go bad.

Opened the package as soon as I received it. And the white part of the reflector has 2 burns or spots on both ends of the reflector. It's very noticeable, I can't wash it off. It's dirty, it's ruined. I would not recommend this product at all.

Always wanted a set of reflectors and finally ordered these types. The concept is cool that the translucent one is the frame and the other is the inside and outside of the zipper cover that goes beyond any application you may need. very easy to change and keep super compact!

I just received the reflector. Pros: Easily folds up and puts back into case. good size Cons: There were black spots on top of the white reflector - seen in many reviews. The frame doesn't become fully oval because it's slightly curved, so it's not possible to make it flat behind the subject. I come back.

Really versatile and amazing value for money! I love the spiral frame that snaps right back into place (although I had a bit of a hard time figuring out how to put it back in the little pocket). The performance of the material is very impressive, and the reflectors can be removed and flipped fairly quickly and easily. There are no regrets here!

Good product, the only reason I'm giving 4 stars and not 5 is because the picture makes it look like you're getting 5 different screens when it's only one and you can zip different colors. around or flip the case to get a different color. So if you only need one at a time, that's fine, but if you want to use different ones at the same time, you can't. But I only needed white so it works for me!

I bought this for photography and it looks like I received a used item. The white reflector had these black spots, and when the light bounced, you could see the black spots. Just make sure it's clean and should work fine. The larger the reflector = the better. Please note that even when folded, it will NOT fit in most backpacks. I had to measure its width for this review, but it didn't fit in the few north-facing backpacks I have.

I've been looking for the lightest diffuser I could find and LimoStudio is one of the lightest I have. It cannot be made lighter because then it becomes a consumable. However, I wanted to take the risk. That's why I cut out a tab from the diffuser in the middle and glued a piece of light hard frost to it. It was my favorite diffusion material when I was working, but it was a consumable. Since I retired, I don't see it that way anymore. I stuck it on a sedan instead of a regular frame, thinking…

I bought this for photography and it looks like I got a used item. There were these black spots on the white reflector and when the light reflected you could see the black spots. Just make sure it's clean and should work fine. The larger the reflector = the better. Please note that even when folded, it will NOT fit in most backpacks. I had to measure its width for this review, but it didn't fit in the few north-facing backpacks I have.

I bought a LimoStudio 24x36 5-in-1 reflector and I really like it. The foldable frame isn't very rigid so it folds back into a round shape when you want to store it in your bag. The only thing I would have liked was instructions on how to properly put the reflector in your pocket. It took me a few tries to get it right. Doesn't change how good this reflector is. It's huge! The silver side is my favorite as it reflects even the faintest light brightly onto your subject. So helpful! The product…

I've been looking for the lightest diffuser I could find and LimoStudio is one of the lightest I have. It cannot be made lighter because then it becomes a consumable. However, I wanted to take the risk. That's why I cut out a tab from the diffuser in the middle and glued a piece of light hard frost to it. It was my favorite diffusion material when I was working, but it was a consumable. Since I retired, I don't see it that way anymore. I stuck it on a sedan instead of a regular frame, thinking…