Rogue Umbrella (32″ Shoot Thru)
$72.99
- SIZE FOR TRAVEL: The umbrella is designed to be compact, measuring only 20 inches when closed. This makes it easy to carry in your carry-on luggage when you’re traveling for photography purposes.
- FIBERGLASS RODS: The use of durable fiberglass rods ensures that the umbrella won’t easily crimp or break. This is a notable improvement over cheap umbrellas that often use thin metal ribs that can be easily damaged.
- METAL LATCH: The umbrella features a heavy-duty metal latch that keeps it firmly open until you’re ready to pack it up. This is more reliable than plastic latches found on cheaper alternatives.
- EASY SETUP: Setting up the Rogue 32″ Umbrella is described as a straightforward process. You simply need to open the umbrella and slide the center pole through the hole in your umbrella bracket (sold separately).
- NATURAL WHITE FABRIC: The umbrella’s fabric is designed to produce a more natural-looking light. This is achieved by not using optical brighteners in the fabric. Optical brighteners are chemicals added to some fabrics to make them appear brighter by reflecting blue light more efficiently, which can sometimes result in a bluish tint in the light. By avoiding optical brighteners, this umbrella helps maintain a more neutral and natural light quality.
- CONTENTS: The package includes one Rogue 32″ Shoot Thru Umbrella. It’s important to note that it does not include a flash, light strand, or umbrella bracket, which may need to be purchased separately.
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Product Description
The Rogue 32″ Shoot Thru Umbrella (shoot through) is just 20″ long when folded closed and easily fits in your carry-on luggage. Designed for use with an umbrella bracket on a light stand (both sold separately).
Use the Rogue 32” Shoot Thru Umbrella to soften and diffuse your main light, fill light, rim light, or background light.
The Rogue 32” Shoot Thru Umbrella features durable fiberglass ribs, a heavy duty metal latch, and our Natural White fabric.
We custom manufacture Rogue Natural White fabrics without the use of optical brighteners, chemicals added to fabrics in order to increase their perceived brightness. We avoid the use of these chemicals because they reflect blue light more efficiently than red, yellow, and green light, which can produce an unwanted bluish tint in images.