Overview

The Prodigy Air Head takes pressurised air from the Compressor through the connected hose and creates barrier over a specially treated piece of glass for a clear lens.

SKU: GC63-B5000.1002

Bright Tangerine Prodigy Air Head

The Prodigy Air Head takes pressurised air from the Compressor through the connected hose and creates barrier over a specially treated piece of glass for a clear lens.

With advanced processes, we can make a glass that is optically clear with no effect on image quality or exposure, and it has excellent impact resistance. Any water or liquid on the surface slides off and doesn’t bead up after being treated with a superhydrophobic coating. Spare glass is accessible if it gets damaged or breaks, and replacing it takes only a few minutes.

BUILT ON THE MISFIT KICK

The Air Head can also be used as a standalone matte box. The large field of view makes it ideal for wide-angle lenses, with the Reveal stage delivering the third stage without the need of any additional accessories. It’s light enough to use in a clip on configuration or with rod supports on a 15mm LWS or 15/19 Studio setup.

Compared to spinners, the Prodigy has far fewer moving parts. With no bearings to physically spin the glass, there is less maintenance to do. Constructed from high-grade aluminum, and stainless steel, making it extremely durable, rugged, and waterproof. It can endure any harsh conditions in either hot or cold climates.

EXTRA CARE COMES STANDARD

Hand-built in our single factory in Church Crookham from high-grade materials. The Prodigy Air Head comes with our famous Bright Tangerine Support and the addition of a 24-month warranty

Compatibility

Bright Tangerine Prodigy Air Head

  • Keep your lens clear to shoot through rain, dust and debris
  • Low maintenance with no moving parts
  • Flat surfaces make it easy to bag your camera
  • No vignetting with wide angle lenses on large format sensors
  • Can be set up for clip-on or rod mounted with full range of Frame Safe clamp adapters

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The Prodigy Air Head takes pressurised air from the Compressor through the connected hose and creates barrier over a specially treated piece of glass for a clear lens.

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