Studio Umbrella GlareOne 110 cm Silver — photographic light modifier, reflective interior

GlareOne Studio Umbrella 110 cm Silver is a photographic light modifier with a reflective interior designed to shape and soften artificial light from studio flashes and continuous fixtures. With a 110 cm canopy and a silver reflective surface, the umbrella increases light spread while preserving output intensity, allowing photographers to achieve broader, more even illumination and moderate contrast control for portraits, product shots and general studio setups.

Advantages

The silver interior provides a high-reflectance surface that maintains light intensity and delivers crisp, directional highlights while still softening shadows compared with bare flash. Its 110 cm diameter balances coverage and portability, giving a wide beam suitable for small groups or medium-sized subjects without requiring a large studio footprint. The umbrella is compatible with most standard umbrella holders and light stands, enabling quick mounting and easy angle adjustments for controlled lighting placement.

Suitable for

• Portrait photography — single-subject headshots and half-body portraits
• Product photography — small to medium products needing even, contrast-controlled illumination
• Studio setups — general-purpose fill or key light for continuous or flash systems
• On-location shoots where a portable, reflective umbrella is preferred

Key specifications

• Canopy diameter: 110 cm for broad, even light distribution
• Interior finish: silver reflective surface for higher contrast and preserved output
• Mount type: standard umbrella shaft compatible with common umbrella holders and light stands
• Function: reflective umbrella designed to increase spread and shape of artificial light
• Weight and portability: lightweight construction for easy transport and quick setup

How to use

Fit the umbrella shaft into a compatible umbrella holder or mount on a light stand and secure it according to the holder instructions. Position the reflective (silver) side facing the light source so that the fixture projects light into the canopy, which will then be reflected toward the subject. Adjust distance and angle between light, umbrella and subject to control the softness and falloff—closer placement yields softer light with more wrap, while greater distance increases contrast. Use grid modifiers, flags, or barn doors on the light source when available to limit spill or refine directionality.

Usage recommendations

For portraits, place the umbrella slightly above eye level and angle it downward to produce natural catchlights and controlled shadows. For product photography, increase distance to reduce specular highlights or pair with diffusion material if a softer, more even tone is required. Store the umbrella in a protective bag to prevent scratches on the reflective surface and inspect mounting fittings regularly to ensure stable support.