Ideal for use overhead or to raise the ambient illumination level, the 85cm diameter Collapsible Lantern Softbox from Godox has the same omni-directional quality of light as the “China Balls” of yore but is built with durable materials and has accessories such as an optional skirt set to control the 270° beam spread. The Lantern has a Bowens mount that fits Godox lights such as the SL150 II, UL150, and VL series, but it is also compatible with many other lights that use this popular mount.
Godox CS-85D
Ideal for use overhead or to raise the ambient illumination level, the 65cm diameter Collapsible Lantern Softbox from Godox has the same omni-directional quality of light as the “China Balls” of yore but is built with durable materials and has accessories such as an optional skirt set to control the 270° beam spread. The Lantern has a Bowens mount that fits Godox lights such as the SL150 II, UL150, and VL series, but it is also compatible with many other lights that use this popular mount.
Godox CS-65D
The Godox SS-65 for CS-65D Lantern Softbox from Godox is designed to limit and modify the very wide beam spread of the lantern. The creative can use 1, 2, 3, or all of the skirts to create a light-to-dark ratio of light. When hung overhead with all four skirts, the lantern outputs a soft circle of light on the floor of the set.
The Godox SS-85 for CS-85D Lantern Softbox from Godox is designed to limit and modify the very wide beam spread of the lantern. The creative can use 1, 2, 3, or all 4 the skirts to create a light-to-dark ratio of light. When hung overhead with all four skirts, the lantern outputs a soft circle of light on the floor of the set.
This is a dedicated 120cm Lantern Softbox for the MG1200Bi bi-colour LED light from Godox. It’s directly compatible with the new proprietary G mount that Godox uses on the MG1200Bi light.
This is a dedicated 90cm Lantern Softbox for the MG1200Bi bi-colour LED light from Godox. It’s directly compatible with the new proprietary G mount that Godox uses on the MG1200Bi light.
