Description
Transform Your Lighting in Seconds
The Godox DPU-165T is a high-quality translucent diffuser specifically designed for the Godox 65-inch (165cm) Parabolic Umbrella series. This essential accessory allows you to instantly convert your large parabolic umbrella into a massive, circular softbox, providing a beautifully soft and flattering light quality that is perfect for fashion, beauty, and portrait photography.
By adding this diffuser, you soften the "specular" output of your silver or white umbrella, reducing harsh shadows and creating a warm, wrap-around glow that mimics the effect of a large window.
Key Features:
- Instant Softbox Conversion: Simply slip the diffuser over the open end of your 65" umbrella to achieve a professional softbox effect at a fraction of the weight and setup time of a traditional large softbox.
- Easy Installation: Designed with a durable elastic edge, the diffuser snaps onto the umbrella frame securely in seconds.
- Light Spill Control: Features an integrated drawstring that cinches tightly around your flash head or studio strobe, ensuring all light is directed forward through the diffusion material.
- Enhanced Light Quality: Produces soft, even illumination with moderate contrast. It is engineered to create natural, round catchlights that add life to your subject's eyes.
- Portable & Lightweight: Made from professional-grade, heat-resistant diffusion fabric, it folds down easily and takes up almost no room in your gear bag.
Compatibility:
- Specifically designed for the Godox UB-165S (Silver) and Godox UB-165W (White) 165cm Parabolic Umbrellas.
- Please Note: This listing is for the diffuser cloth only. Umbrella and light stand are sold separately.
Technical Specifications:
- Size: 65" / 165 cm
- Material: Translucent White Diffusion Fabric
- Mounting Type: Elastic Edge with Drawstring closure
- Net Weight: 0.4 lbs (0.19 kg)
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