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Lensgo 50W Photography Styling Fan with Batteries and Charger

Create dynamic movement and cinematic wind effects anywhere with the Lensgo Typhoon 1 Photography Styling Fan. Designed specifically for photographers, videographers, content creators and production teams, the Typhoon 1 delivers powerful, controllable airflow in a compact cordless design.

SKU: GC52-LETYPHOON1

Lensgo 50W Photography Styling Fan with Batteries and Charger

Lensgo 50W Photography Styling Fan with Batteries and Charger

Create dynamic movement and cinematic wind effects anywhere with the Lensgo Typhoon 1 Photography Styling Fan. Designed specifically for photographers, videographers, content creators and production teams, the Typhoon 1 delivers powerful, controllable airflow in a compact cordless design.

Powered by a high-efficiency 50W brushless motor, the Typhoon 1 produces strong and consistent wind effects ideal for portrait photography, fashion shoots, weddings, product videos, short films and social media content. The lightweight handheld design allows you to easily change wind direction and positioning on set, making it perfect for both studio and outdoor use.

The built-in programmable mode allows you to customise airflow intensity and simulate natural wind variations for more realistic cinematic effects. With 10 adjustable wind speed levels, you can create anything from a gentle breeze to powerful dramatic movement.

Compatible with standard NP-F series batteries, the dual-battery system provides reliable cordless operation for mobile productions and location shoots.

Perfect For

Ideal for photography studios, fashion and portrait photography, wedding shoots, content creators and influencers, product and e-commerce photography, short video production, and outdoor creative shoots.

Key Features:

Powerful 50W Brushless Motor

10 Adjustable Wind Speeds

Programmable Natural Wind Effects

Compact and Portable Design

Infrared Remote Control Support

What's in the Box:

Lensgo 50W Photography Styling Fan with Batteries and Charger

Lensgo Typhoon 1 Photography Styling Fan

NP-F770 Batteries

USB Dual NP Battery Charger

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Lensgo 50W Photography Styling Fan with Batteries and Charger

Create dynamic movement and cinematic wind effects anywhere with the Lensgo Typhoon 1 Photography Styling Fan. Designed specifically for photographers, videographers, content creators and production teams, the Typhoon 1 delivers powerful, controllable airflow in a compact cordless design.

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