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Term: Reflector
Description: A reflective surface used to redirect light towards a given subject or scene. Reflectors can be used as a main light, fill light, rim light, etc.
Reflector
Photographers have several options when it comes to reflectors, from the different types (5-in-1 collapsable reflectors, umbrellas, v-flats, etc.) to various features (size & portability, color, material, and so on).
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