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Profoto TeleZoom Reflector White (Try Before You Buy)

The Profoto TeleZoom Reflector White is a specialised light-shaping tool designed to deliver a concentrated, long-throw beam with a softer and more natural quality of light than its silver counterpart. Its deep reflector design and white interior coating produce an even, controlled light pattern with reduced contrast, making it ideal for fashion, portrait, sports and location photography where greater working distances are required. The integrated Zoom function allows photographers to adjust the reflector's position on the flash head to fine-tune beam spread and light intensity, providing exceptional control over coverage and output. Compatible with Profoto's 100mm light-shaping system, the TeleZoom Reflector White offers an efficient way to extend light reach while maintaining smooth fall-off and pleasing subject illumination, making it a valuable tool for both studio and on-location productions.

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Profoto TeleZoom Reflector White (Try Before You Buy)

Profoto TeleZoom Reflector White (Try Before You Buy)

The Profoto TeleZoom Reflector White is a specialised light-shaping tool designed to deliver a concentrated, long-throw beam with a softer and more natural quality of light than its silver counterpart. Its deep reflector design and white interior coating produce an even, controlled light pattern with reduced contrast, making it ideal for fashion, portrait, sports and location photography where greater working distances are required. The integrated Zoom function allows photographers to adjust the reflector's position on the flash head to fine-tune beam spread and light intensity, providing exceptional control over coverage and output. Compatible with Profoto's 100mm light-shaping system, the TeleZoom Reflector White offers an efficient way to extend light reach while maintaining smooth fall-off and pleasing subject illumination, making it a valuable tool for both studio and on-location productions.

Key Features:

White-coated Reflective Interior

Long-throw Light Projection

Adjustable Zoom Beam Control

Smooth and Natural Light Output

Compatible with Profoto 100 mm System

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Profoto TeleZoom Reflector White (Try Before You Buy)

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Product Overview

Profoto TeleZoom Reflector White (Try Before You Buy)

The Profoto TeleZoom Reflector White is a specialised light-shaping tool designed to deliver a concentrated, long-throw beam with a softer and more natural quality of light than its silver counterpart. Its deep reflector design and white interior coating produce an even, controlled light pattern with reduced contrast, making it ideal for fashion, portrait, sports and location photography where greater working distances are required. The integrated Zoom function allows photographers to adjust the reflector's position on the flash head to fine-tune beam spread and light intensity, providing exceptional control over coverage and output. Compatible with Profoto's 100mm light-shaping system, the TeleZoom Reflector White offers an efficient way to extend light reach while maintaining smooth fall-off and pleasing subject illumination, making it a valuable tool for both studio and on-location productions.

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