60cm 5-in-1 Collapsible Multi-Disc Light Reflector

Why You'll Love It

A single collapsible disc that swaps between five different lighting surfaces — gold, silver, white, black, and translucent — so one accessory does the job of an entire lighting kit's worth of bounce, fill, and diffusion.

Perfect for: a portrait session at midday when harsh overhead sun casts unflattering shadows under the eyes, a YouTube video or interview setup that needs softer light without buying another light source, or a golden-hour shoot where the gold side adds warmth the natural light doesn't quite have yet.

Five Surfaces, One Disc. Gold warms up skin tones, silver brightens and adds contrast, white bounces a softer fill, black subtracts light to deepen shadows, and the translucent core diffuses harsh direct sun — all zipped into the same removable cover.

Collapses Down for Storage. A springy internal frame lets the full 60cm disc twist down into a compact pouch, so it doesn't take up the space a proper light stand or softbox would.

No Power Required. It only redirects light that's already there, so there's no battery to charge or flash to sync — set it up and it's ready.

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5-in-1 Reflective Surfaces
Collapsible Spring Frame
No Power Required

Diameter	60cm (24 inch)
Surfaces	5-in-1 (Gold, Silver, White, Black, Translucent)
Frame	Collapsible spring-steel

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60cm 5-in-1 Collapsible Multi-Disc Light Reflector

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