WPPI News: Westcott Intros 40-inch Omega 360 Reflector
February 7, 2017
There are multi-purpose reflectors and then there’s Westcott’s new Omega 360.
The 360, which was introduced at WPPI, integrates a ring flash into a traditional reflector to produce a main light and a backlight with a single light source.
It features a one-stop diffusion panel with interchangeable white, silver, sunlight and black covers. It also has a removable, 13-inch center disk so you can shoot-through the center of the reflector. The center disk attaches via Velcro.
You’ll get suction cup hook for mounting the Omega 360 on glass surfaces plus a travel case.
It will set you back $130.
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