Overview

Profoto Zoom Rod Small

Profoto never tires of finding new ways to improve lighting. By introducing the Zoom Rod Small, the brand now offers the possibility to achieve a softer or harder light in a multifaceted tool made for their RFi and Profoto series of softboxes. The Zoom Rod Small is also compatible with the previously released Soft Zoom Reflectors, keeping its characteristic of a flexible design that gives you both control and precision. Get soft and hard light and everything in between using the Zoom Rod Small and an optional heat-resistant Profoto softbox. Use it with or without a diffuser to create the exact look you're looking for.

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Profoto Zoom Rod Small

Profoto Zoom Rod Small

Profoto never tires of finding new ways to improve lighting. By introducing the Zoom Rod Small, the brand now offers the possibility to achieve a softer or harder light in a multifaceted tool made for their RFi and Profoto series of softboxes. The Zoom Rod Small is also compatible with the previously released Soft Zoom Reflectors, keeping its characteristic of a flexible design that gives you both control and precision. Get soft and hard light and everything in between using the Zoom Rod Small and an optional heat-resistant Profoto softbox. Use it with or without a diffuser to create the exact look you're looking for.

Zoom-In, Zoom-Out Design

It doesn't matter which Profoto flash head you are using, if flat fronts or protruded heads, the Zoom Rod Small is aimed at photographers seeking creative and different light effects. Attach and adjust the Zoom Rod Small to quickly transform your scenes by zooming in and out. Thanks to its zoom ability, the Zoom Rod Small lets you control how much of your softbox is being used. For even better results, the larger Octa and Rectangular shapes of the optional RFi and Profoto softboxes are highly recommended, as they work perfectly with the Zoom Rod Small.

Benefits

Easy-to-use design

Lightweight Zoom Rod Small for consistent results

Works with or without optional diffusers

Compatible with optional softboxes of different sizes

Key Features:

For RFi & Profoto Softboxes

Creates from Soft to Hard Light

Compatible with Soft Zoom Reflectors

Expands Light-Shaping Possibilities

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Profoto Zoom Rod Small

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Product Overview

Profoto Zoom Rod Small

Profoto never tires of finding new ways to improve lighting. By introducing the Zoom Rod Small, the brand now offers the possibility to achieve a softer or harder light in a multifaceted tool made for their RFi and Profoto series of softboxes. The Zoom Rod Small is also compatible with the previously released Soft Zoom Reflectors, keeping its characteristic of a flexible design that gives you both control and precision. Get soft and hard light and everything in between using the Zoom Rod Small and an optional heat-resistant Profoto softbox. Use it with or without a diffuser to create the exact look you're looking for.

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