Lastolite introduces 3 new products to the Joe McNally range
Lastolite has added a new 4-in-1 Umbrella, Skylite Rapid with Masks and Ezybox Speedlite to the Joe McNally Signature range.
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Lastolite backdrops recreate the outdoors without leaving the studio
Lastolite’s Urban Backgrounds have a range of grungy outdoors-style designs and pop up in seconds.
Problem solved: Lastolite introduces magnetic backdrop holder
Got a collapsible background? Lastolite has invented a device that takes the stress out of setting it up.
What is Lastolite launching on 5th February?
British photographic accessory maker Lastolite has posted a teaser for a “brand new product” coming on 5th February 2014.
Lastolite Ezybox II softbox series review
Lastolite sent across their latest range of quick-folding Ezybox II softboxes to try out. How did they fare?
Lastolite now offers Ezybox II Octa + Quad speedlight bracket in kits
British lighting maker Lastolite has announced the Ezybox II Octa Quad Kit, fitting four speedlights in a folding softbox.
Lastolite bring out 10-metre Off-Camera TTL cord
An extra long TTL cord, ten metres in length, has been released by Lastolite.
Lastolite Ezybox II “unique, world’s first” softboxes pop up
Lastolite have released the Ezybox II Switch, Square and Octa series, the “world’s first” softboxes designed to fit everything from a speedlight to a studio head.
Lastolite announce Warm Tone TriGrip Difflector
A warm gold version of Lastolite’s handheld all-in-one reflector/diffuser panel is now available.
Lastolite offer online lighting diagram creator
Photographers and educators have a new method for sharing behind-the-scenes lighting setups with other photography enthusiasts. Lighting Diagram is a browser-based online application partnered with Lastolite.
Lastolite Strobo Beauty Box review
The Strobo Beauty Box from Lastolite claims to be many things – a softbox, a beauty dish and everything in between. How good is this in practice?
Lastolite Brolly Grip review
The Lastolite Brolly Grip kit – how useful is it for run-and-gun location photography?