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Eight euros, and it tells you about its own creases

Retoo 5-in-1, 60 cm, folds to about 20 cm

Eight euros for a 60 cm five-in-one disc that folds to about 20 cm — and a page whose last bullet explains how to flatten the creases its own packing causes.

Retoo five-in-one reflector disc showing its gold surface, with its zipped case

Retoo 5-in-1, 60 cm, folds to about 20 cm

Eight euros for a 60 cm five-in-one disc that folds to about 20 cm — and a page whose last bullet explains how to flatten the creases its own packing causes.

Diameter
60 cm, in the title and the second bullet, which names portraits, face lighting, smaller products and detail work as what it suits. The intro above ties diameter to softness: a larger surface close to a subject wraps, a small one at a distance behaves like another hard source. Sixty centimetres is the smallest here and is a face-sized tool
Shape
Round, in the second bullet. The intro above matches shape to subject — round for a face, oval or rectangular for a standing figure — and a 60 cm circle is squarely in the first case
Surfaces supplied
Five, each with its job named in the third bullet: white reflects softly, silver more strongly and with more contrast, gold gives a warmer cast, black reduces unwanted spill, and the translucent centre softens hard light when placed between source and subject. It is the fullest explanation of the five surfaces on this shelf
Frame construction
A sprung hoop, described by how it folds rather than by its material: the fourth bullet says a twisting movement collapses it to about 20 cm, and warns that the frame must be twisted fully into three small rings before it goes into the case. No steel or fibreglass is named
Folded size
About 20 cm, in the fourth bullet — a third of the open diameter, exactly the ratio the intro above describes. It is the smallest packed figure on this shelf
Fabric described
By colour and behaviour rather than by weight. No gram figure, no denier, and no reflectivity percentage — where two other discs here claim 90 per cent
Holder or bracket compatibility
Not published. No handle, no clamp and no bracket is named, which the intro above flags as the difference between a disc that needs an assistant and one that does not. The 29 € K&F on this shelf has two handles sewn on
Amazon reference
B09LD7N8R3 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
5904094224609
  • Five surfaces with the purpose of each spelled out, more fully than anywhere else on this shelf
  • Folds to about 20 cm, the smallest packed size here, with a case included
  • No handle, grip or bracket, so it needs a second pair of hands outdoors

Best for: Portraits and close product work where a face-sized disc is enough, and where 20 cm in the bag matters more than a handle.

≈ 8 €
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Specifications

Diameter
60 cm, in the title and the second bullet, which names portraits, face lighting, smaller products and detail work as what it suits. The intro above ties diameter to softness: a larger surface close to a subject wraps, a small one at a distance behaves like another hard source. Sixty centimetres is the smallest here and is a face-sized tool
Shape
Round, in the second bullet. The intro above matches shape to subject — round for a face, oval or rectangular for a standing figure — and a 60 cm circle is squarely in the first case
Surfaces supplied
Five, each with its job named in the third bullet: white reflects softly, silver more strongly and with more contrast, gold gives a warmer cast, black reduces unwanted spill, and the translucent centre softens hard light when placed between source and subject. It is the fullest explanation of the five surfaces on this shelf
Frame construction
A sprung hoop, described by how it folds rather than by its material: the fourth bullet says a twisting movement collapses it to about 20 cm, and warns that the frame must be twisted fully into three small rings before it goes into the case. No steel or fibreglass is named
Folded size
About 20 cm, in the fourth bullet — a third of the open diameter, exactly the ratio the intro above describes. It is the smallest packed figure on this shelf
Fabric described
By colour and behaviour rather than by weight. No gram figure, no denier, and no reflectivity percentage — where two other discs here claim 90 per cent
Holder or bracket compatibility
Not published. No handle, no clamp and no bracket is named, which the intro above flags as the difference between a disc that needs an assistant and one that does not. The 29 € K&F on this shelf has two handles sewn on
Amazon reference
B09LD7N8R3 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
5904094224609

On the listing

Five bullets. A five-in-one modifier combining a translucent diffuser with a reversible sleeve in white, silver, gold and black, for softening, filling, warming or shading light in photo and video; 60 cm suited to portraits, face lighting, smaller products and detail work, indoors or out, returning daylight, flash or continuous light to the subject; the effect of each surface — white soft, silver stronger and more contrasty, gold warmer, black reducing spill, and the translucent centre softening hard light between source and subject; folding by a twisting movement to about 20 cm with a transport case, with a note that folding takes practice and the frame must be twisted into three small rings; and a closing bullet on flattening creases, which form especially on the gold sleeve, by aligning the fabric evenly and pulling it gently — never with an iron, hot air or sharp objects.

Twenty centimetres from sixty

A third of the open diameter, which is the ratio to expect and the smallest figure on this shelf. The fourth bullet also says the folding takes practice, which is true of every sprung hoop and rarely written down.

Five surfaces, and each one explained

White for a neutral fill, silver for contrast and reach, gold for warmth, black to subtract, translucent to diffuse. Three other pages here list the same five colours; this is the one that says what each does.

The bullet about its own creases

Gold creases worst, align the fabric on the frame, pull gently, and keep the iron away. A page that describes its own defect is more useful than one that pretends to none — and every collapsible disc has this one.

No handle, and what that costs outdoors

The intro above is blunt: a disc that needs a hand needs an assistant. There is no grip sewn to this one, where the 29 € K&F on this shelf has two.

Availability

Between 8 € and 12 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.

The British Amazon store carry it too, priced in local currency. Those amounts are deliberately absent from the range above, which reads euro stores only.

Nothing came back from the American Amazon store at all, so the button for that country runs a search instead of opening an entry that is not there.

Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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    Amazon reference
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    Diameter
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    Shape
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    Surfaces supplied
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    Diameter
    110 cm, or 43 inches, in the title. That is a surface that covers a standing figure from the waist up, and the intro above explains why the size follows the subject: a disc held close and wide wraps the light, a small one at a distance is only another hard source
    Shape
    Round. A circle of 110 cm behaves differently outdoors from a 60 cm one — it catches wind like a sail, which is the practical limit on a disc this wide
    Surfaces supplied
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    EAN
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    Amazon reference
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    EAN
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    Sealing
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    EAN
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    • Four compatible cameras named outright, in a market where lists are usually absent
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    • Five bullets, of which one is the word "silver" and one a two-line contents list

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