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Bowens Mount Spotlight Conical Optical Snoot kit, Photography Studio Lighting Accessory with 34 Gobos & 5 Color Filters Compatible for Aputure Amaran Godox Neewer LED Video Speedlite Light

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  • 【Excellent Projection Effect】Advanced optical technology can create sharp, precise patterns in the groove. You can change the aperture size by manually adjusting the black adjustment ring on the spotlight head to enhance the clarity of the pattern, achieving projection effects ranging from pinpoint to wide angle. Perfect for photographers capturing portraits and products.
  • 【Accessories are Plentiful】5 different color gel filters (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Pink) create various colorful lighting effect at different color temperatures; Package includes 34 gobos (34 patterns) for graphic lighting effects in photography and videography, gobo clip allows 70° rotation for easy direction changes; The shutter-blade can cut the beam size and shape, letting you sketch the image with light. Note: Gobos and color gel could be used together,also could use alone to achieve special light effects.Providing more abundant resources for creative shooting.
  • 【Bowens Mount】The bowens mouth design allows for quick installation and removal, simplifying the process of changing during filming. Suits for most studio strobe flash monolight LED light with bowens mount, Compatible for Aputure Amaran 100DS 100XS 200XS 200DS 300C 300DII 300X, Godox SL60W VL150 MS300 FV150 UL150, Nanlite FS150B, RC 120B, Neewer FS150B and more.
  • 【Premium Material】Made of high-quality aluminum alloy body, built-in brightening glass lens with high-temperature resistance, more strong and durable for long time use. Suit for almost all powerful LED and strobe flash light on the market, without risk of the snoot overheating or damage, even during continuous use with modeling bulb of flash lights.
  • 【Applications】The optical snoot kit allows you to project color effects and patterns onto subjects, people, or backgrounds, yielding creative and cinematic results. Ideal for commercial shoots, portrait photography, studios, weddings, and various other shooting scenarios. Perfect for serving as a hair light or adding a dramatic accent, creating distinctive portraits and enabling stage focusing effects with strobe lighting. Widely employed in photography and videography, facilitating the creation of unique and imaginative effects.
  • 【KIT INCLUDE】Optical Snoot *1, Color Filters *5, Gobo *34(a total of 34 patterns), Shutter-Blade *2
  • 【Note 1】 Prolonged use generates heat, especially at higher light powers. Our metal spotlight barrels also generate heat. Avoid direct contact during prolonged use and gloves are recommended for safety.
  • 【Note 2】 The spotlight supports a maximum of 300W LED light. If using a 500W LED light, please adjust the brightness to 70%.



Product Description

photography spotlight
bowens mount spotlight
projection attachment
snoot bowens mount
optical snoot bowens mount

Omarly Linares
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
Excelente elecciónTiene muchas funciones y de excelente calidad
Isabel Mejia
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
es un buen producto , lo único es que el empaque del los disco esta partido y un disco también salió un poco galopeado, por lo de mas lo importante si llego en excelente condiciones . también hay que resaltar que llego antes de lo esperado que es bueno.
Rad Astronaut
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
If you’re new to using an optical snoot, this is a great deal. But you’ll quickly discover its limitations which allow a sub-$100 price tag. But it’s still worth the money. You get a lot of gobos in the package (34 different shapes, and 5 color filters), and it does what it needs to do. Read below for limitations or important things to consider.What you need to know: all optical snoots EAT light. It’s not the same as fresnel light that increases your output, but instead condenses it. So MINIMUM you need a 300w strobe. It fit perfectly into the bowens mount on my GODOX MS300 strobe. But even then at f5.6 I had to run it at its highest power 10-12’ from the backdrop to get the output I wanted.I did not have the modeling light tube installed. It probably would still just fit with the modeling bulb in, but I worry it would get too hot. It did get pretty warm after a few hours use on a shoot, not so hot it would burn you, but I let it cool for a couple minutes before packing away.It’s built pretty well for being so inexpensive. I wouldn’t drop it, and there’s a lot of plastic, but it doesn’t feel super cheap either. It’s got some weight to it, it’s at least as heavy as my strobe, if not heavier. Consider this if you plan on booming it out, you’ll need good counterweight and a strong boom arm if you’re using a heavy light. I used it on a standard light stand (heavy duty air cushioned stand $30-$40 from flashpoint).Functionality is where it really shows its limits. It didn’t come with any instructions but it’s not hard to figure out either. There’s a metal screw that holds the barrel to the mount, you loosen this to rotate the barrel to change the orientation of the projected shape (turn it upside down etc). But if you unscrew it too far, the snoot comes apart, it’s not a big deal, easy to put back and tighten. It does not appear to “zoom” allowing you to increase or decrease the size of the shape on the wall. I could be wrong, but I couldn’t find a way to do this.As for focusing, you twist the lens at the very front, but this too comes off if you unscrew it, I believe this is where you put the color filters. If you screw it fully on it’s very sharp, if you loosen it, it’s less focused and more blurry. This does the job, but isn’t the best. I also noticed some halation in my shots (faint discoloration of light around the shapes). It’s not a deal breaker but it does cheapen the effect slightly. I was able to deal with a lot of this in editing.This does not have cutters. Cutters are the built in 4 blades that allow you to cut the light into basic shapes yourself, having a lot more control. I knew that going in to this though. More expensive units have these, as well as the ability to change lenses (often using a canon ef mount) this means you’d be able to change from wide angle to telephoto lenses and get different sizes of projections (or use a zoom lens to adjust the size to taste). But these cost more than 2x the price of this item (Neewer is about $250 and Flashpoint is $299, pro snoots are more like $500+).I’m happy with the purchase, and it’s a decent piece of kit to have handy if you’re not using this type of modifier on every single shoot. But as a creative tool to make your backgrounds more interesting or add some texture to your image, it’s great. But if you’re going to be using a snoot frequently and need efficiency and ease of use, I’d spring for something a little more advanced. And make sure you have a bright light to shine through it!
L.S.
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
Works well with my bowen's mount lights. Happy with it.
Bilal
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024
Unstable gobo when placed inside it always falls down or doesn’t fits properly,Because the lens is closer to the Bowens mount inside it will not fit with lights like Aputure (600d) lights
Nigel Aves
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024
I took a gamble, as the spotlight I had was not on the list of devices this would fit. I have a SUTEFOTO P80 RGB, and it fits perfectly. There's a screw on the side (not mentioned in the description, that allows you to rotate the device so that the opening for the mask is at the top.Also not mentioned is the ability to focus using the "focus ring" at the end (mine was tightened as if it were a road tyre!).It is a very good device to add another layer of creativity to your photographic work.
Winston
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2024
Love the large variety of cookies provided! The case the cookies came in was very much broken upon arrival, probably due to the flimsy plastic case and the heavy metal stored inside, but everything important (IE the cookies and projector) was intact.The build quality of the projector is definitely not incredible, but feels solid enough. The cookies sometimes need adjusting to avoid light leakage and the focusing ring at the front is definitely not super intuitive as it’s just a screw mount, but again, it does the job.Also, a word of warning, the edges of the cookies included are SHARP as they are very thin metal and have no edge treatment. Would recommend handling with gloves (which you should be doing anyway if working with lights on set).All around, it’s a good value! Just definitely a sub-$100 product.TL:DR You get what you pay for.
Erik D.
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024
I almost never write reviews however I was very on the fence with buying this. I typically only buy 5 star products and was hesitant that this only had 4 stars. I am very happy I spend the money ($80) on this. It is 100% worth the value! is it the highest quality construction? Maybe not. But it does its job and comes with a ton of great inserts to change the shape of the light! I would buy this again!
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