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Profoto D30 500W Monolight

LED Monolight
Flash Modes
AC Power
500 W
Connectivity
2.1 kg
LED Monolight
Flash Modes
AC Power
500 W
Connectivity
2.1 kg
Regular price $2,999.95
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Product Overview

Profoto D30 500W Monolight

The Profoto D30, a mains-powered monolight, drives diverse days forward. The compact and lightweight design combined with excellent flash consistency and bi-colour modeling light makes the D30 a reliable monolight, capable of enabling a variety of photo sessions. All from product and fashion to portraiture, in the studio or on location, choice speaks the loudest when it comes to the D30. With a flash range of 11 f-stops, the D30 is an adaptable light, fit for every situation, as a main light or to illuminate a sliver of an object.

What's in the box:

Profoto D30 500W Monolight

OCF Handle

OCF Case

Flashtube OCF

OCF Stand Bracket

OCF Stand Adapter

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Key Features

LED Monolight

The Profoto D30 an exceptionally power-efficient LED modeling light, outshining a 500-watt LED lamp.

Flash Modes

The Profoto D30 LED Monolight features ECO mode for longevity and colour consistency, Boost mode for extra power, and Freeze mode for minimal motion blur.

AC Power

The Profoto D30 is a LED Monolight runs on AC Power.

500 W

The Profoto D30 is a LED Monolight has 500 W power consumption.

Connectivity

The Profoto Pro-D3 LED Monolight features built-in Profoto AirX connectivity.

2.1 kg

The Profoto D30 is a LED Monolight weighs only 2.1 kg.

Elevating Your Photography, On Location Or In Studio

Elevating Your Photography, On Location Or In Studio

With Profoto D30 500W Monolight.

Remote control

Remote control

The remote control function lets you view and change settings on your Profoto device with a simple swipe.

Reliable, Compact Monolight for Versatile Photography

Reliable, Compact Monolight for Versatile Photography

The D30 monolight offers a compact, lightweight design with consistent flash performance and bi-colour modeling. Ideal for product, fashion, and portrait photography, both in-studio and on location.

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