
Aputure
Aputure AMOF10FRESNEL F10 Fresnel Light Attachment
A 10-inch glass Fresnel lens attachment that focuses Bowens-mount LED lights into a tight, controllable 15–45° beam.
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Overview
Key Features
Made for modular Bowens Mount fixtures
Compatible with Aputure LS 600d Pro, 300d II, 300x, 120d II, etc
Up to 29,300+ lux @ 3 meters with Aputure LS 600d Pro
Specifications
Lens Type
10-inch glass Fresnel (dual-lens optical design)
Beam Angle
15° to 45° (variable)
Max Output (with LS 600d Pro)
200,000 lux @ 1m / 29,300+ lux @ 3m
Mount
Bowens Mount
Compatible Lights
Aputure LS 600d Pro, 300d II, 300x, 120d II, and other Bowens-mount fixtures
Accessory Compatibility
F10 Barn Doors
Frequently Asked Questions
Which lights is the Aputure F10 Fresnel compatible with?
It fits any Bowens-mount fixture, including the Aputure LS 600d Pro, 300d II, 300x, and 120d II. It can also be used with other manufacturers' lights that use the standard Bowens mount.
What beam angle range does the F10 provide?
The F10 offers a variable beam angle from 15° (tight spot) to 45° (wider flood), adjusted via a seamless focus knob on the unit. This lets you concentrate or spread the light output without changing fixtures.
How much output can the F10 achieve?
Paired with the Aputure LS 600d Pro, the F10 can produce up to 200,000 lux at 1 meter (approximately 29,300+ lux at 3 meters). Actual output depends on the light source used and the beam angle setting.
Can I add barn doors to the F10 Fresnel?
Yes, the F10 is specifically designed to be compatible with Aputure's F10 Barn Doors, which attach to the front of the Fresnel for additional spill control and light shaping.
Does the F10 Fresnel cause significant light loss?
Its dual-lens optical design is engineered to minimize light leaks and maximize transmission efficiency. While some loss is inherent with any Fresnel attachment, the F10's glass lens and sealed housing keep it to a minimum compared to open-face reflectors.