Reflectors & Accessories

7 products from Godox. Prices from $23.95 to $125.95, including GST.

Reflectors and accessories shape, direct and spread light from compatible flash heads. This range suits portrait, product, tabletop and location photographers who need a more controlled beam or a different light quality. Godox options include standard, long-focus and umbrella reflectors, beauty dishes, grids, diffusers and additional flash heads for selected Witstro and AD systems.

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About the Reflectors & Accessories range

Choose by the effect you need first. A standard reflector gives a general-purpose beam, while a long-focus reflector concentrates light for greater reach. A beauty dish produces more directional, sculpted light for portraits, and a grid narrows spill. Check the reflector diameter, depth, beam angle, finish and whether a diffuser or grid is included. Larger modifiers cover more of the subject but need more room and stable support. Compact models suit headshots, tabletop work and location kits.

Compatibility is the main point to check before ordering. Reflectors can be designed for a particular flash head, such as the Godox AD200 or AD400Pro, or use a mount shared by other lights. Do not assume matching brand names mean matching fittings. Confirm the exact flash head, mount, diameter, depth and accessory clearance. This category is organised around reflector and accessory types, including models for AD-series and Witstro flashes. Product pages list the relevant fit and dispatch time.

Reflectors & Accessories questions

Will a Godox reflector fit any Godox flash?

No. Godox reflectors use different fittings and are often made for particular flash heads or ranges. Check the product listing against your exact model, such as an AD200 or AD400Pro. Also confirm whether the accessory attaches directly or requires a separate bracket or mount.

What is the difference between a standard reflector and a beauty dish?

A standard reflector directs light into a practical general-purpose beam and is useful for umbrellas or controlled direct light. A beauty dish gives a broader, more shaped light that suits portraits. Adding a grid narrows spill, while a diffuser can soften the output.

How do I choose the right reflector size?

Consider both coverage and working space. A larger reflector can cover more of the subject and produce broader light, but it needs more room and support. A smaller model is easier to handle for headshots, tabletop photography and location work. Always check the listed diameter.

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