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Aputure Spotlight 26deg Mount Set with 36deg Lens and Iris

Offering a high Degree of control, this Aputure Spotlight Mount Set is a versatile light modifier with an included 26Deg lens for producing a dramatic yet clean beam of light. Featuring a Bowens mount, this modifier can be easily attached to a variety of lights, including the Light Storm LC 120d II, 120D, and 300D, and its integrated yoke has a dual junior/baby mount for attaching to anything from a C-stand to a lighting grid.

SKU: GC49-25.SPOTLIGHTSET26BC

Aputure Spotlight 26deg Mount Set with 36deg Lens and Iris

Aputure Spotlight 26deg Mount Set with 36deg Lens and Iris

Offering a high Degree of control, this Aputure Spotlight Mount Set is a versatile light modifier with an included 26Deg lens for producing a dramatic yet clean beam of light. Featuring a Bowens mount, this modifier can be easily attached to a variety of lights, including the Light Storm LC 120d II, 120D, and 300D, and its integrated yoke has a dual junior/baby mount for attaching to anything from a C-stand to a lighting grid.

The Spotlight's design incorporates a dual drop-in slot, which can accept the included B-size gobo holder, included gel holder, or an optional adjustable iris for further control over the shape and size of the light beam. Like a conventional ellipsoidal light, too, the lens can be easily swapped in order to achieve a different beam angle. The Spotlight Mount has a durable aluminium alloy housing and this kit is delivered in a hard travel case to protect the housing, lens, and accessories during transport.

Key Features:

Bowens S-Type Mount

Dual Drop-In Slots

Aluminium Alloy Housing

Yoke with Dual Junior/Baby Mount

Gobo Holder and B-Size Gobos

Gel Holder and Cleaning Accessories

Compatible with Optional Iris

What's in the Box:

Aputure Spotlight 26deg Mount Set with 36deg Lens and Iris

B-Size Gobos

Gobo Holder

Gel Frame

Lens Pen

Blower

Cleaning Cloth

Hard Case

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Aputure Spotlight 26deg Mount Set with 36deg Lens and Iris

Offering a high Degree of control, this Aputure Spotlight Mount Set is a versatile light modifier with an included 26Deg lens for producing a dramatic yet clean beam of light. Featuring a Bowens mount, this modifier can be easily attached to a variety of lights, including the Light Storm LC 120d II, 120D, and 300D, and its integrated yoke has a dual junior/baby mount for attaching to anything from a C-stand to a lighting grid.

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