
Bowens on- board ringlight convereter – Review
Bowens Ringlite Converter Review – Matt Grayson takes a look at the Bowens Ringlite converter. A studio flash accessory for adapting your Bowens S-Mount head into a macro ring flash.
The need for separate ringflash units is not necessarily the case. In a flash, Bowens have thrown a new contender into the ring. No pun intended.
Bowens Ringlite converter Specification
Diameter – 21.6cm/8.5in
Centre Aperture – 9.5cm/3.75in
Angle – 55°
Height – 35cm / 13.75in
Width – 11.5cm / 8.75in
Depth – 11.5cm / 4.5in (inc S-Type adaptor, not including camera bracket)
Weight – 1.45kg (including camera bracket)
Bowens Ringlite converter Features
Whilst most ring light flash heads are usually units that take power from the camera or separate battery packs, the Bowens Ringlite is similar to the adapter ringflash units that transform a regular bounce flash head using mirrors.

State of the Ringflash market Ver 02: Hensel, Profoto, Elinchrom, Bowens, Broncolor, Alienbees, Orbis, Rayflash, Gopro, CoCo, Horusbennu
★ See full size in flickr -> http://www.flickr.com/photos/publish9/4162010951/
This version added 3 cheap Ringflash adapter
- GoPro O Flash TTL Ring Light
- COCO Ringflash Adapter
- Horusbennu Portable Ringflash Adapter
- Orbis Ringflash Adapter : $199.90
- Rayflash Ringflash adapter $199.95
- GoPro O Flash TTL Ring Light $79.99
- COCO Ringflash Adapter $49.95
- Horusbennu Portable Ringflash Adapter $40.75


Casey Carlson with ABR800
VS. with Alie Bee Ring Flash
I WILL CUT YOU
Pokot tribe girl and ringflash
