Godox Projection Attachment with 85mm Lens

Godox Projection Attachment with 85mm Lens for Precise Lighting

Godox Projection Attachment with 85mm lens is the perfect tool for filmmakers who want full control over the lighting of their subjects. Designed for the Godox S30 Focusing Light, this optical modifier allows for a creative and customized lighting solution for various scenarios. Whether you are working with film, photography, or theater productions, this accessory enables you to selectively illuminate specific parts of your scene.

Features and Benefits

With the Godox Projection Attachment, you have the ability to project shapes and patterns in a unique way. It comes with four optional screens that block light and create projected shapes such as squares or triangles. This gives you a high degree of creativity in your work, especially when it comes to creating moods or focusing on specific areas in your image. Additionally, you can use individually purchased steel gobos with patterns, such as fire, to project additional effects.

Another advantage of this projection adapter is the ability to adjust light diffusion. You can use different screens to reduce light output and an iris to vary the size of the projected light circle. This gives you full control over how much light is let through, which is crucial for creating the perfect atmosphere in your images.

Specifications

• Lens Type: 85mm
• Projection Capability: Hard or soft circle
• Screens: Optional screens and gobos available
• Warranty: 2 years

Frequently asked questions

What type of lens does the Godox Projection Attachment have?
The type of lens is 85mm.

What lighting options does the Godox Projection Attachment offer?
It offers projection capability for hard or soft circles.

What is included in the accessory to create projected shapes?
It comes with four optional screens that block light and create projected shapes like squares or triangles.

Can you adjust the light spread with the Godox Projection Attachment?
Yes, you can use different screens to reduce light output and an iris to vary the size of the projected light circle.