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Limits the light spread from your Profoto Softbox

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Profoto Softgrid 5' Octa

Limits the light spread from your Profoto Softbox

The Profoto Softgrid 5’ Octa is designed for the Profoto Softbox 5’ Octa.

All Profoto Softboxes have a recessed front that allows you to attach a softgrid. The softgrid reduces the light spread to 50°. In other words, it creates a more directed light and eliminates a large amount of spill light, allowing you to shape the light with even more precision.

By limiting the spread of light, a softgrid can help to create more contrast in your images, resulting in a more dramatic and moodier look. When it comes to reducing unwanted spill light, it is especially useful when you need to avoid illuminating the background or surrounding areas.

Features

  • Limits the light spread to 50°
  • Velcro attachments for fast and easy setup
  • Made with high-quality fabrics
  • Delivered in a labeled soft pouch
  • Compatible with the Profoto Softbox line. Cannot be used with the RFi, OCF and Clic Softbox ranges

What's in the box

  • Profoto Softgrid 5’ Octa
  • Labeled soft pouch

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