📷 EMART Photography Arclight Curved Eyelighter Light Reflector: Professional Photo Studio Clamshell Lighting Diffuser with Carrying Bag, Collapsible Reflectors in Black/White/Gold/Silver for Outdoor Portrait Shooting Review

I bought the bag to do headshot photo shoots because of the travel bag and because it is so compact. In the end I decided it was too much of a hassle to set it up and take it down every time (not too difficult, just time consuming) so I'll only be using it in my studio from now on. Seems well made and a lot cheaper than Westcott.

Broken plastic buttons. 3 very poor quality broken regulators arrived, the box was opened. It does the job, but the broken adjustment screws are a nuisance, and one came half-broken from very poor, ultra-cheap plastic. But since I had one session to use it I had no choice but to stick with it.

A reasonably sized reflector for reflecting light on objects. I've used it on one shoot so far and it's been comfortable. It takes a little getting used to putting it together, but after doing it a few times it can be assembled in under five minutes. Note that it doesn't come with a stand and you'll likely need a sandbag or two if you're using it outdoors.

Subtly large reflector for reflecting light on objects. I've used it on one shoot so far and it's been comfortable. It takes a little getting used to putting it together, but after doing it a few times it can be assembled in under five minutes. Note that it doesn't come with a stand and you'll likely need a sandbag or two if you're using it outdoors.

Excellent product! He is big and strong. I was worried it would be cheap but I promise it's every bit as good as its very expensive competitor I've worked with. I also have no idea what people are saying about it being difficult to put together. The last part might take some muscle power, but I'm not a kid and I put it together in 10 minutes. It's 56 inches wide, so it's big, but it can definitely be taken apart and moved anywhere. It comes with a carrying case, but please note that it does not

For many years I've thought about adding a highlighter, not only for stunning/unique highlights when using silver, but as a wider/wilder reflection fill with a white side that also adds a nice subtlety to curved areas leaves shapes than my typical reflector reflectors. Both Adorama and B&H had big sales for the more expensive versions in December 2020, which eventually got me pulling the trigger. AFTER 4+ hours of researching famous brands and "smaller" names, I concluded that they were all…