Profoto Softbox RFi - 3 Foot Octa Softbox

Octagonal softboxes are preferred for portraiture because their shape creates natural, circular catchlights in the subject's eyes, which is often considered more flattering.

Yes, you will need a Profoto RFi Speedring adapter, which is sold separately. The type of speedring depends on your specific Profoto or third-party flash unit.

Yes, by purchasing the appropriate Profoto RFi Speedring adapter for your specific lighting brand (e.g., Bowens, Elinchrom, Speedlights).

You can adjust the softness by adding or removing the inner and front diffusers. Using the softgrid (sold separately) will make the light harder and more directional.

The softbox measures 900 mm (width) by 900 mm (height) and has a depth of 400 mm.

No, the RFi Speedring adapter is sold separately. You must purchase the correct speedring for your specific lighting equipment.

Assembly involves attaching the speedring, inserting the color-coded steel rods into the frame and fabric, and then attaching the diffusers via Velcro.

The softbox is constructed with high-quality fabrics and a steel frame for durability.

Ensure all steel rods are fully inserted into their respective slots on the speedring and the softbox corners. Check that the speedring is securely locked onto the light mount.

Ensure both the inner and front diffusers are attached correctly. Try moving the softbox closer to the subject for a softer effect, or further away for more even coverage.

Verify you have the correct RFi speedring for your specific light head. Ensure any locking mechanisms on the speedring or the light are disengaged before attempting attachment.

Check the Velcro strips on the diffusers and softbox for debris. Clean them gently with a dry brush or a slightly damp cloth. Ensure the diffusers are aligned properly.