RayFlex
Cine Light Reflectors
Shape Light. Create More.
Professional cine reflectors engineered for precise, natural light control — with up to 44% more reflective surface for greater reach and versatility.
Why RayFlex?
RayFlex reflectors combine precision surfaces with practical design to give you maximum control with minimum effort, help you work faster, travel lighter, and achieve consistent, high-quality light, shoot after shoot.
44% Larger Reflective Area
Reflect half as much light as conventional reflectors
Top-notch quality
First-tier material and manufacturing process
Affordable
price
The same top rated reflectors, while more people afford it.
Various
options
5 sizes, 18 models to choose. More versions on the way.
Reflect More. Control Better.
A larger reflective surface gives you more freedom to shape, spread and position reflected light.
RayFlex combines a highly reflective mirror surface with four carefully engineered reflection angles, giving filmmakers precise control from hard, focused highlights to soft, natural fill.
Efficiency in Cost & Result
Traditional Lighting
Several lighting fixtures are required. With power supply, various cables, tripods/grids, and heat emitted from the lights, the shooting area could be much less comfortable. More equipments also need more labor and space.
Lighting with Cine Light Reflectors
One lighting fixture could be enough. RayFlex Reflectors do not need power supply, cables, and have no heat emission. Much less weight to carry, much more space for shooting.
Master your lighting.
RayFlex offers four different reflection angles, each with its unique surface characteristics. With the use of parallel light beams, the reflectivity can be above 95%, producing various light spread effects.
These reflectors not only redirect light but can also be used in numerous creative ways, serving as incredible tools for diverse applications. For instance, using multiple reflectors can transform a single light beam into multiple light sources. Let your creativity shine to its fullest!
Note: To achieve controllable reflection effects, parallel light beams should be used. When combined with narrow beam or parallel beam lights, the reflectors can transmit high-intensity light over considerable distances.
#1 Reflection angle 4°
Hard light, hard shadow. Redirect the light beam path.
Function like a mirror but with more even reflection. It changes the beam direction or splits the beam to multiple other reflectors. A strong parallel light beam should be used to ensure the integrity of the reflected light.
#2 Reflection angle 8°
Hard light, hard shadow. Unidirectional diffusion.
It stretches the reflected beam into a light strip, creating some unique and interesting effects.
#3 Reflection angle 12°
Semi-hard light, semi-hard shadow. Diffuse direct light.
The most common use is as a direct light source with higher brightness. It can also reflect the beam onto another larger reflector while maintaining its brightness.
#4 Reflection angle 50°
Soft light, soft shadow. Better for fill light.
The reflected light covers a wider area and is softer. The reflection aligns more closely with the inverse square law in terms of exposure and brightness. The softness or hardness of the reflected beam varies depending on the intensity of the incident beam and its distance from the subject.
Find your RayFlex.
Professional Cine Light Reflectors
Large Cine Light Reflectors
Helpful Q&A
Do my cine light reflectors need maintenance? What should I do?
Absolutely! Cine light reflectors have high-tech surfaces and should be maintained just like any other electronic equipment in your lighting setup.
Try to avoid touching the reflective surface with your fingers to prevent scratches. Please wear gloves when handling them.
We recommend cleaning the surface after each shoot to keep it free from stains and ready for the next use!
If the reflective surface does get dirty, no worries! Use our cleaning cloth and fluid (or purified water). After it’s thoroughly dried, please put it back in its case promptly.
Do scratches on the reflector affect its use?
Minor scratches are usually more of a cosmetic issue and don’t significantly affect the reflection quality. However, it’s still best to avoid scratches, as larger, noticeable scratches can impact hard light reflectors like RayFlex #1 and #2.
Avoid dents at all costs! Dents can cause the reflected light to skew and produce unwanted spill light.
Once again, always wear gloves when handling the reflectors, and clean and maintain them after each use.
What if my reflectors get exposed to rain, snow, or sandstorms?
Don’t panic! If your reflectors get caught in rain, snow, or sand, rinse it off with clean water to thoroughly remove any residual rainwater, snow, or sand particles. Once it’s dry, place it back in its bag.
Can cine light reflectors improve the quality of the light source?
The softer the reflected light, the less noticeable the shortcomings of the light source (such as uneven light field or color fringing). The greater the distance between the light and the reflector, the less apparent the original light source’s flaws. Additionally, reflectors can accurately reflect 100% of the light source’s color.
How is a cine light reflector different from a bounce board?
Cine light reflectors offer 100% color reflection and over 95% light reflection. In contrast, other reflective surfaces like silver boards and mirrors are unpredictable.
It’s important to clarify that a cine light reflector is not a mirror but a carefully designed reflective surface. RayFlex provides you with 4 reflection effects and 4 sizes, giving you a total of 16 options for controlled diffuse light.