LED Monolight
Flash Modes
AC Power
750 W
Connectivity
3.6 kg
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Profoto Pro-D3 750Ws Monolight 2-Light Kit

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Profoto Pro-D3 750Ws Monolight 2-Light Kit

Profoto Pro-D3 750Ws Monolight 2-Light Kit

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Capturing quickly at scale has never been this effortless. High-volume just reached new heights

The Pro-D3 is our first-ever industrial-grade powerhouse of a monolight, designed to work relentlessly in the most demanding high-volume production environments.

With a flash capacity of 750 Ws and a recycling time as short as 0,01 sec, the Pro-D3 delivers frequency at speed for hours on end, making it optimal for high-volume shoots. At the same time, the three flash parameters resemble the flexibility of creative choice: for increased equipment lifetime and colour consistency, run it in default flash mode (ECO); when in need of a little more power, toggle to Boost mode; to eliminate motion blur, thrive off the shortest flash duration to this day in Freeze mode.

The Pro-D3 also features a very power-efficient LED-modelling light. It shines brighter than a 400-watt halogen lamp with only 15% of the power consumption. Beyond saving energy costs, this keeps light shapers cool and extends their lifetime. Additionally, the modelling light has a fixed daylight-balanced colour temperature and spreads light like a flash, which gives an authentic representation of the light in the final shot.

Choose between full flash power or accent light; the 11 f-stop range, fine-tuned with 0.1 f-stop precision, provides nuances. For seamless synchronisation between devices, the Pro-D3 is equipped with Profoto's latest user interface and AirX technology, which gives way to a hassle-free workflow.

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Profoto Pro-D3 750Ws Monolight 2-Light Kit

LED Monolight
Flash Modes
AC Power
750 W
Connectivity
3.6 kg
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Key Features

LED Monolight

The Pro-D3 boasts an exceptionally power-efficient LED modeling light, outshining a 400-watt halogen lamp while consuming just 15% of the power.

Flash Modes

The Profoto Pro-D3 LED Monolight features ECO mode for longevity and color consistency, Boost mode for extra power, and Freeze mode for minimal motion blur.

AC Power

The Profoto Pro-D3 is a LED Monolight runs on AC Power.

750 W

The Profoto Pro-D3 is a LED Monolight has 750 W power consumption.

Connectivity

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

3.6 kg

The Profoto Pro-D3 is a LED Monolight weighs 3.6 kg.

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