Light Modifiers

130 products from 14 brands, including Godox, Aputure, SmallRig. Prices from $13.95 to $1,546.95, including GST. 32 ship within 1-2 business days.

Light modifiers shape, soften, narrow or colour light for photography, video, portraits, products and studio work. Choose from softboxes, barndoors, snoots, grids, gels, diffusion and reflectors from Godox, Aputure, SmallRig and Rosco. This range suits home studios, content creators, photographers and production teams using flash or continuous lighting.

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About the Light Modifiers range

Start with the effect you need. A larger softbox produces broader, softer light, while a smaller modifier gives a harder, more concentrated result. Octagonal and rectangular softboxes suit portraits and products in different ways. Check whether a grid is included or available separately if you need to limit spill. Compare the modifier shape, dimensions, folding or quick-release design, diffuser layers, grid angle and heat rating. Reflectors redirect light, barndoors control spill, and gels or diffusion change colour or soften the beam.

Check the light's connection before ordering. Bowens mount accessories fit lights with a Bowens mount, but other systems may need a specific adapter. Speedlights often require a bracket, such as the Godox S3 Speedlite Bracket, rather than attaching directly to a softbox. Match the listed diameter or model compatibility, not just the brand. This category is organised into Barndoors, Snoots & Grids, Gels & Diffusion, Reflectors & Accessories, and Softboxes & Accessories, making it easier to compare the accessory type you need.

Light Modifiers questions

Will a Bowens mount softbox fit my light?

It will fit a light with a compatible Bowens mount and enough clearance around the fitting. Check the light's product specifications before buying. Lights using another mount may require a dedicated adapter, and some compact fixtures have size or weight limits for larger softboxes.

What size softbox should I buy for portraits?

A medium or large softbox is commonly chosen for portraits because it creates a broader, softer source. Consider your room size, working distance and light output. A smaller softbox is easier to position in tight spaces, while a grid helps keep light off the background.

Do I need a grid for my softbox?

A grid narrows the spread of light and helps reduce spill, which is useful when lighting a subject against a controlled background. It can reduce the light reaching the subject, so check that your light has suitable output. Confirm that the grid matches the softbox size and model.

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