Is there a matching, or at least compatible reflector/light head available for this? If not, how are they usually used?
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None that I know about. The only thing I know to do is use non-toxic Mylar or even aluminum foil as a reflector. Of course diamond Mylar is better. (Not that great, I know.) Leave space for cooling.
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It will work with any speedlight. The ones named in the title are just a way to get more attention on the item by showing up in searches for those models. Also worth noting, if you remove the speedlight bracket it will mount directly on any Alien Bees or Einstein monolights. No adapter of any sort is needed. Just be aware that this is the small end of beauty dishes, producing a bit harsher contrast than most people associate with beauty dishes. But it's also much easier to pack with you and works great as long as you can get it in close. A boom (or grip head, doubled-up superclamps, and a piece of electrical conduit) is basically a must unless you have a human boom / voice activated lightstand. Have fun! It will work with any speedlight. The ones named in the title are just a way to get more attention on the item by showing up in searches for those models. Also worth noting, if you remove the speedlight bracket it will mount directly on any Alien Bees or Einstein monolights. No adapter of any sort is needed. Just be aware that this is the small end of beauty dishes, producing a bit harsher contrast than most people associate with beauty dishes. But it's also much easier to pack with you and works great as long as you can get it in close. A boom (or grip head, doubled-up... » Read More It will work with any speedlight. The ones named in the title are just a way to get more attention on the item by showing up in searches for those models. Also worth noting, if you remove the speedlight bracket it will mount directly on any Alien Bees or Einstein monolights. No adapter of any sort is needed. Just be aware that this is the small end of beauty dishes, producing a bit harsher contrast than most people associate with beauty dishes. But it's also much easier to pack with you and works great as long as you can get it in close. A boom (or grip head, doubled-up superclamps, and a piece of electrical conduit) is basically a must unless you have a human boom / voice activated lightstand. Have fun! « Show Less
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Use a shim to tilt the light enough that the light is directed to your needs. A little "out of the box" mounting could be fitted to not only serve your needs but could be made to look like it should be mounted that way.
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I couldn't find one that would fit, so I wrapped the light with parchment paper and clips. Added more to diffuse the light. Wish there was an optional accessory for it though. :/
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You're better off using lighting systems on your helmet, front of bike etc. These are MUCH more effective than reflectors. Invest in lighting as if your life depends on it, because it does.
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Wish I could help you but ours are all out in the field. Go to Optics Planet or B&H; Photo and one of them can surely help you.
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I would make my own out of milk bottle plastic or cut your own Rosco color correction gels. Velum is another great option and it's inexpensive, so you can make a bunch of them. The clear/white panel that is included does nothing to diffuse the light. It just protects the LED bulbs.
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Yes, they match very well. The problem you will have, is that the one you don't replace looks dull. Even the reflectors inside look dullerthan the new one. It looks better to replace them in pairs.
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I think there is a light kit that's sold seperately. It can be flush mounted.
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Yes, I use this https://www.google.com/shopping/product/14109773562591726577?q=lighting+stand&espv;=2&bav;=on.2,or.r_cp.r_qf.&bvm;=bv.73231344,d.aWw,pv.xjs.s.en_US.REnTyI5MwPc.O&ion;=1&biw;=1920&bih;=947&tch;=1&ech;=1ψ=J0XzU42CKdGBygTkwoD4Bg.1408451881515.7&ei;=PUXzU8WrGcr2yQTz7IKwBQ&ved;=0CPQBEKYrMAY
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I just use one light stand and a clamp that you can get at a hardware store. Mount hairlight on that same stand. Light bleed through no problems.
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This is what you need: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?sku=243505&Q;=&O;=&gclid;=CjwKEAjw-8ihBRD2t9qT3NaW7igSJAD3_sNV1tknmV-763HNfSoqPrYwAg7gcaSsimR_uRjXUB79XxoC_iXw_wcB&is;=REG&A;=detailsThe lamp you asked about is an led, and will most likely melt , as it's not made for high heat. It's also not very bright. You need a dichroic halogen as I posted above
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The stands have a 1/4-inch threaded mount that fits a camera or some flash units. In addition they have an aluminum top piece that fits most lights that are used for reflectors. If you can us e standard light holders to support your current spots then they would work... the light fixtures that fit are about $7-$14 each depending on design and will hold a spot light bulb. If the spot light has a hole in the center of the "U" bracket you may be able to mount the spot to the 1/4-inch threaded part. I think the text of your question was cut off... hope that helps.
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If the manufacturer can not supply one, then there are many lighting/hardware stores that have various standard sized globes. Most likely you could find one of these that would fit.
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I believe LR41 is what you are looking for... Energizer, Streamlight, eGear, and others have lights that are similar using that type.
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Look for a model (the light will be similar to this one) with the motion sensor and base attached. This light could be adapted to your situation but you would be throwing money away buying all the other parts.
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I used candelabera lights. I already had them but you could find them anywhere including Lowes and Home Depot or even Walmart.