SMALLRIG RA-D60 Parabolic Softbox 60x36cm
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Product description
The SMALLRIG RA-D60 parabolic softbox brings controlled, even illumination to studio and on-location shoots, matching SmallRig RC 60B and RC 60C COB lights. It speeds setup with a new generation quick-release mechanism and suits portrait, product and video work where softer, wider light is needed.
Key features
Lightweight and portable, the softbox opens to 60 x 36 cm and folds to 49 x 19 cm for simple transport. Weighing about 700 g it fits the included storage bag, so you can move between locations without adding bulk. The quick-release structure is designed to be faster and simpler to disassemble than traditional mounts, saving time during kit changes.
Technical details
- Name: SMALLRIG RA-D60 Parabolic Softbox
- Size: 60 x 36 cm open, 49 x 19 cm folded
- Weight: 700 g
- Material: industrial-grade Oxford diffusor with anti-reflective coating
- Compatibility: SmallRig RC 60B and RC 60C COB lights
Why it makes sense
The RA-D60 spreads light evenly while preserving the source colour and CRI according to the manufacturer, so skin tones and product colours remain natural. It includes a 45° honeycomb grid that limits spill and increases directional control, useful when you need shaped light without switching modifiers. Keep in mind that this softbox only fits the specified RC 60B and RC 60C units, so confirm compatibility before buying.
Getting the most from it
Use the inner and outer diffusion cloths together for the softest output, or remove the inner cloth for slightly more contrast. The honeycomb grid is handy for portrait rim light or product shots where background separation matters. It’s a solid, practical addition for photographers and videographers who need a compact, reliable light modifier.
What you get
The pack includes the parabolic softbox, inner diffusion cloth, outer diffusion cloth, honeycomb grid and storage bag. The SMALLRIG RA-D60 is presented as a neat, lightweight option that balances portability and light control for everyday studio and location work.