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Godox BFP Flash Projection Bowens Mount Attachment

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Godox BFP Flash Projection Bowens Mount Attachment

Name: Godox BFP Flash Projection Bowens Mount Attachment
Brand: Godox
SKU: BFP

★★★★★5.0 (2 reviews)

Professional Bowens-mount flash projection attachment with 360° rotation, EF lens compatibility, and built-in shutter blades for precise light shaping.

$299.00*

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Overview

The Godox BFP Flash Projection Attachment is a dedicated light-shaping tool designed for photographers and videographers who need precise control over projected light patterns. Built around a Bowens mount base, it connects directly to a wide range of studio flashes including the Godox AD600 Pro, AD1200 Pro, and QT series without requiring adapters. The inclusion of an EF lens mount opens up compatibility with various EF-mount lenses, and the kit ships with an 85mm lens suited to general-purpose projection work. Three additional Godox lenses — 48mm, 65mm, and 150mm — are available separately to cover tight spaces or long-throw scenarios.

What sets the BFP apart is its 360° rotatable front design, which allows photographers to adjust gobo orientation without disassembling the unit. This saves considerable time during shoots that require frequent pattern changes. The four built-in shutter blades add another layer of creative control, enabling precise geometric shapes to be carved from the light beam. The optical system is engineered to deliver sharp, color-accurate projections with even brightness across the entire field, making it well suited for studio portraiture, product photography, and theatrical lighting setups where crisp light edges and vivid pattern reproduction are essential.

Key Features

Bowens Mount: With its wide base and Bowens mount, the BFP accommodates the majority of Bowens Mount flashes on the market, including Godox QT series, AD600 Pro, AD1200 Pro, and so on. For lights with other mounts, optional speed rings are available for your convenience

EF-Mount Versatility: The BFP features an EF lens mount, compatible with a range of EF lenses in addition to the dedicated lens. (For optimal results and lens protection, we recommend using Godox lenses.)

Innovative 360° Rotatable Design: The BFP boasts Godox’s innovative 360° rotatable design for effortless gobo adjustments, ensuring uninterrupted creative flow. Say goodbye to the hassle of taking the gobo holder out and adjusting the gobo angle. Simply rotate the front part of the BFP, align everything in seconds, and achieve your desired pattern

Lens Variety for Diverse Scenarios: The BFP kit includes an 85mm lens, with three additional lenses available separately for various scenarios: 48mm, 65mm, and 150mm. The 48mm lens offers versatility in confined spaces, while the 150mm lens ensures sharpness. Different lenses to meet the needs of different shooting situations

Precise, Clear Projection: The BFP allows you to create precise patterns with crisp light edges. The meticulously crafted lens produces a sharp, clear circle of light with precise color accuracy, offering uniform brightness from the center to the edge. Experience vivid, true-to-life colors and sharp details from edge to edge

Efficient, Creative Shaping: The BFP features four built-in shutter blades, allowing for highly efficient creative expression. Easily adjust the leaves to carve out the patterns you want. The handles move effortlessly, enabling you to achieve ultra precise shapes like triangles, squares, rectangles and so on, depending on your creative needs

Specifications

Brand

Godox

Model

BFP

Mount Type

Bowens Mount

Lens Mount

EF Lens Mount

Included Lens

85mm

Optional Lenses

48mm, 65mm, 150mm (sold separately)

Rotation

360° Rotatable

Shutter Blades

4 Built-in

Compatible Flashes

Godox AD600 Pro, AD1200 Pro, SK400, SK400II, MS300, QT Series

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

360° rotatable front section eliminates the need to remove and reinsert gobos for angle adjustments.
EF lens mount provides broad lens compatibility beyond the included 85mm lens.
Four built-in shutter blades allow precise geometric light shaping without additional accessories.
Bowens mount ensures compatibility with a wide range of studio flash units.
Produces sharp, color-accurate projections with uniform brightness from center to edge.

👎 Cons

Only the 85mm lens is included; the 48mm, 65mm, and 150mm lenses must be purchased separately.
Adds significant length and weight to the front of your flash unit, which may affect balance on lighter stands.
Requires a Bowens-mount flash or an additional speed ring adapter, adding cost for non-Bowens users.
Limited to use with flash units rather than continuous LED lights, narrowing its application range.

Frequently Asked Questions

What flash units are compatible with the Godox BFP?

The BFP works with any Bowens-mount flash, including the Godox QT series, AD600 Pro, AD1200 Pro, SK400, SK400II, and MS300. For lights with other mounts, optional speed rings are available.

What lenses can be used with the BFP?

It includes an 85mm lens and features an EF lens mount compatible with EF lenses. Godox also offers dedicated 48mm, 65mm, and 150mm lenses sold separately for different projection distances and scenarios.

How does the 360° rotatable design work?

The front section of the BFP rotates a full 360 degrees, allowing you to adjust gobo angles without removing the gobo holder. You simply rotate the front part to align your projected pattern as needed.

What are the built-in shutter blades used for?

The four built-in shutter blades let you shape the projected light into geometric forms such as triangles, squares, and rectangles by adjusting the blade handles to carve out your desired pattern.

Do I need a gobo to use the BFP?

No. You can use the built-in shutter blades for geometric light shaping without gobos. Gobos are optional for projecting specific patterns or images.