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Profoto RFi Flat Front Diffuser 1.3x2'

The Flat Front Diffuser is mounted onto your Rectangular RFi or your Square RFi to make the surface completely flat.

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$37.54 $58.65 In stock

Category: Profoto Soft Boxes

The Flat Front Diffuser is mounted onto your Rectangular RFi or your Square RFi to make the surface completely flat. It can also be used as a neutral density filter to lower the output or to create an even softer and wider light spread.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel ★★★★★

I’ve been using this diffuser to create a perfectly flat light panel for product shots, and the results are noticeably cleaner than with a curved front. The neutral density effect is a nice bonus when I need to drop my exposure without closing the aperture.

Ellie Y. ★★★★★

Finally a flat-front modifier that stays taut—no more sagging fabric throwing off my light falloff. The neutral density effect is a bonus for balancing strobe and ambient.

Avery B. ★★★★★

I was worried the diffuser would sag in the middle, but it stretched taut and made the light falloff much more even. Using it as a neutral density filter to knock down my strobe’s output by a stop is a clever bonus.