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How To Use the MagMasks

How to Use MagMasks. MagMasks are our custom-made stainless steel 'gobos' that create patterns of light to project through the MagBeam anywhere. They're like light stencils! Sweet, huh? The MagMasks…

Updated 1 month ago by Amy Sutton

Which Patterns are included in each MagMask set?

Which Patterns are Included in Each MagMask Set?. The MagMask Standard Set comes with the Spot, Diagonally, Boxed, and Slit MagMasks: The MagMask Pattern 1 Set comes with the Orb, Wave, Dots, Dream M…

Updated 1 month ago by Amy Sutton

Should I Get a MagBeam?

Should I Get a MagBeam? We don't mean to brag, but the MagBeam is the most unique, versatile, innovative, and totally awesome fresnel lens flash modifier ever created for photographers. When fully ex…

Updated 2 months ago

Everything You Need to Know About the MagBeam Tele Lens

Everything You Need to Know About the MagBeam Tele Lens. The MagBeam is the most unique, versatile, and totally awesome fresnel lens speedlite flash modifier ever created for photographers. Use the T…

Updated 2 months ago

Everything You Need to Know About the MagBeam Wide Lens

Everything You Need to Know About the MagBeam Wide Lens. The MagBeam is the most unique, versatile, and totally awesome speedlite flash modifier that turns your flash into a pattern-projecting-thing-…

Updated 2 months ago

How To Use MagGels With The MagBeam

How to Use MagGels with the MagBeam. Using the MagGels and the MagMasks is a ton of fun. Color and patterns in the light everywhere? It's like being in a club but without the sticky floors or the bou…

Updated 2 months ago by Amy Sutton

How To Use the MagBeam

Getting Started with the MagBeam. Our MagBeam is a revolutionary product designed to make creating focused light and light patterns incredibly easy. It's one of our most technical products, so here a…

Updated 2 months ago by Amy Sutton

What lenses do I need to use the MagBeam?

The MagBeam has two lenses available: The Tele Lens and the Wide Lens*. Both lenses serve a unique purpose in shaping light like a boss. Think of it like having two prime lenses for your camera. One…

Updated 2 years ago

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