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BRONCOLOR TORCHE SUNLITE

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$34 $50 In stock

Category: rental

BRONCOLOR TORCHE SUNLITE is offered by Matphoto as a rental lighting item in the flash and light accessory category. The listing identifies the product as BRONCOLOR TORCHE SUNLITE, with the SKU name Standard and code BROTORSUNLIGHT.

  • Product name: BRONCOLOR TORCHE SUNLITE
  • Category: rental
  • Tags include ACCESSOIRE, BRONCOLOR, FLASH, LUMIERE, rental, and TORCHE
  • Included: Volets
  • SKU: Standard, code BROTORSUNLIGHT
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob R. ★★★★★

Rented this for a weekend studio session and the flash output was impressively consistent across a few hundred frames. The recycle time stayed snappy even when I was shooting rapid bursts, which is exactly what I needed for the job.

Amelia ★★★★★

Used this for a product shoot and the modeling light was bright enough to see my shadows clearly while prepping. The output stayed consistent across all 200 shots without any drop-off.

Christopher ★★★★★

Rented this for a two-day studio shoot and the output was rock steady the whole time. Bounced it into a 7-foot umbrella and still had room to spare at f/8. Way easier to rig overhead than the older heads I've used.