Profoto-100609-Grid 25° 515 mm
SKU: 100609
$411.00 USD
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Key Features
- 25° honeycomb grid for Profoto 515 mm Softlight Reflector
- Narrows light spread for focused illumination
- Enhances contrast and adds dramatic highlights
- Controls spill light with precision
- Durable, lightweight metal construction
- Quick and secure snap-on mounting
- Designed for beauty, fashion, and portrait lighting
- Ideal for creating shape, depth, and mood in images
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Profoto Grid for Softlight Reflector Overview
This grid narrows the beam of light from the Profoto Softlight Reflector. It provides a beam spread of 25°.
Grids are essential accessories for any lighting system. These devices alter the shape and intensity of the light output from your flash heads. Use of a grid will result in a small circle of light, when it is attached to the front of your light source. The size of the circle of light will be determined by the density of the honeycomb, its thickness, and the distance of the subject.
Profoto Grid for Softlight Reflector Overview
This grid narrows the beam of light from the Profoto Softlight Reflector. It provides a beam spread of 25°.
Grids are essential accessories for any lighting system. These devices alter the shape and intensity of the light output from your flash heads. Use of a grid will result in a small circle of light, when it is attached to the front of your light source. The size of the circle of light will be determined by the density of the honeycomb, its thickness, and the distance of the subject.
Profoto Grid for Softlight Reflector Overview
This grid narrows the beam of light from the Profoto Softlight Reflector. It provides a beam spread of 25°.
Grids are essential accessories for any lighting system. These devices alter the shape and intensity of the light output from your flash heads. Use of a grid will result in a small circle of light, when it is attached to the front of your light source. The size of the circle of light will be determined by the density of the honeycomb, its thickness, and the distance of the subject.
What's in the Box
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