Why Harlowe On-Location Photography Lighting Works
Designed to Work with Daylight
Portable and Field-Ready
Reliable Performance in Changing Conditions
The Harlowe Lighting System at a Glance
Harlowe Max Air 40W
Power Range
40W
Ideal Application Scenario
Harlowe Mini II 20W
Power Range
20W
Ideal Application Scenario
Avant 100W
Power Range
100W
Ideal Application Scenario
Iris 5W
Power Range
5W
Ideal Application Scenario
Max 80W
Power Range
80W
Ideal Application Scenario
Built for Real-World On-Location Shooting
Support Natural Light, Don’t Replace It
Control Direction and Contrast
Compact and Easy to Travel With
How to Use On-Location Photography Lighting Effectively
Frequently Asked Questions
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