
Profoto
Profoto 100712 Telezoom Reflector - Silver
Control Your Light with the Profoto Telezoom ReflectorThe Profoto 100712 Telezoom Reflector allows you to narrow the beam spread and increase the light throw from your Profoto flash head. Ideal for creating focused, dramatic lighting effects in your studio. Key Specifications: Type: Telezo...
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Overview
Control Your Light with the Profoto Telezoom Reflector
The Profoto 100712 Telezoom Reflector allows you to narrow the beam spread and increase the light throw from your Profoto flash head. Ideal for creating focused, dramatic lighting effects in your studio.
Key Specifications:
- Type: Telezoom Reflector
- Beam Spread: 20 - 30 degrees (adjustable)
- Compatibility: Profoto Flash Heads
- Color: Silver
Key Features
20-30 degree beam
Specifications
Beam Angle
20-30 degrees
Color
Silver
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary use of the Profoto 100712 Telezoom Reflector?
The Profoto 100712 Telezoom Reflector is designed to focus light into a narrow 20-30 degree beam, making it ideal for photographers who need precise control and directionality in their lighting setups.
What kind of light quality does this reflector produce?
With its silver interior and focused beam, this reflector typically produces a crisp, high-contrast light that can be used to highlight specific areas or subjects.
Is this reflector compatible with all Profoto lights?
Specific compatibility details are not provided, but Profoto reflectors are generally designed to work with Profoto flash heads. It is advisable to verify compatibility with your specific Profoto light model.
Does this reflector allow for adjustment of the beam angle?
The reflector is specified with a 20-30 degree beam angle, which indicates a fixed range rather than a continuously adjustable beam.
Is this a portable light modifier?
While details on its exact dimensions and weight are not provided, specialized reflectors like this are typically designed to be used in studio or on location setups.