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MagMod Basic Kit: MagGrid compared to Honl Photo, Rogue Grid, and Speedlight Pro Kit, top view

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MagMod Basic Kit: MagGrid compared to Honl Photo, Rogue Grid, and Speedlight Pro Kit, top view
Honl Photo Grid, Rogue Grid, and Speedlight Pro Kit Snoot/Grid, top view

MagMod Basic Kit: packaging
MagMod Basic Kit: in the box
MagMod Basic Kit: carrying pouch
MagMod Basic Kit: transmitter band, logo
MagMod Basic Kit: transmitter band, on flash
MagMod Basic Kit: MagGrip, installed
MagMod Basic Kit: flash in a bag without MagGrip
MagMod Basic Kit: same bag configuration cannot accommodate MagGrip
MagMod Basic Kit: after making some room in the bag, MagGrip fits nicely
MagMod Basic Kit: MagGel with Large FlashBender
MagMod Basic Kit: MagGel with LumiQuest LTp softbox
MagMod Basic Kit: scratches
MagMod Basic Kit: MagGel slot
MagMod Basic Kit: installing a gel
MagMod Basic Kit: MagGel on a flash
MagMod Basic Kit: 8 gels included in the kit
MagMod Basic Kit: compared to Rogue Universal Gel system
MagMod Basic Kit: compared to Honl Photo gels
MagMod Basic Kit: example of a damaged grid (not MagMod)
MagMod Basic Kit: MagGrid, installed
MagMod Basic Kit: a magnet coming out of MagGel due to suboptimal installation
MagMod Basic Kit: MagGrid and MagGel stacked
MagMod Basic Kit: hanging MagGrid off to the side of MagGrip
MagMod Basic Kit: MagGrid compared to Honl Photo, Rogue, and Speedlight Pro Kit
MagMod Basic Kit: MagGrid compared to Honl Photo, Rogue Grid, and Speedlight Pro Kit, top view