Glow Edge
Glow Edge Easy Lock Deep White Fiberglass Umbrella 51" 16 Rods
A 51-inch deep white umbrella with 16 fiberglass rods and an Easy Lock mechanism for quick setup
- Soft, even diffusion for flattering portraits via 51" optic white interior
- Quick setup with Easy Lock grip and wide release button
- Easy transport and storage at 34.5" folded length
- Durable 16 fiberglass rods resist damage from frequent use
- Fits most flashes and monolights with standard 5/16" shaft
Professional Diffusion Tool
The Glow Edge 51" deep white umbrella uses a parabolic shape and optic white interior to produce soft, even illumination with gentle highlights and minimal harsh shadows. Its 16 fiberglass rods maintain the deep profile for consistent light spread during portrait and studio sessions.
Mounting Check
Verify that your off-camera flash, flash head or monolight accepts a standard 5/16" shaft diameter before ordering. The folded length of 34.5" determines the minimum bag or case size needed for transport and storage.
Build Integration
The umbrella slides onto the light stand via the 5/16" shaft and locks open with the Easy Lock mechanism, freeing you from the frustration of traditional sliding collars. The black opaque exterior minimizes light loss while the fiberglass frame resists damage during frequent location moves.
Highlights
- Soft, even diffusion for flattering portraits via 51" optic white interior
- Quick setup with Easy Lock grip and wide release button
- Easy transport and storage at 34.5" folded length
- Durable 16 fiberglass rods resist damage from frequent use
- Fits most flashes and monolights with standard 5/16" shaft
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the box include a flash bracket or stand, or must those be purchased separately?
The umbrella ships with the canopy, 16 fiberglass rods, and the Easy Lock shaft; any flash bracket, light stand, or mounting adapter is sold separately.
Should I choose this 51" deep model or a smaller shallow version for group portraits?
The 51" deep parabolic shape gives broader, more even coverage for groups, while a smaller shallow umbrella would concentrate light on fewer subjects.
What does the 51" measurement mean once the umbrella is mounted on a monolight?
It is the open diameter of the canopy, so the light spread covers roughly a 51" circle at the subject distance you set.
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