About this item

• Compact & Portable Design: With a size of φ50×115mm / φ1.97×4.5in and weighing only 320g / 0.7lb, ultra-compact and portable. The SP Air snoot projector Lens is made of aluminum alloy, glass, and 430 stainless steel, sturdy and durable, making it easy to carry for outdoor shoots, travel photography, and on-location content creation.
• 4x Optical Brightness Enhancement: Equipped with two groups of six optical glass lenses, the lens delivers a 36° beam angle. When used with the RF 20C, it increases illuminance by up to 4 times, ensuring brighter, more efficient light output for professional imaging. (Data from SmallRig Lab)
• Precise Focusing: The precise focus adjustment allows you to project clear and sharp light for compact setups that demand high-quality imaging.
• Magnetic Installation & Sharp Gobo Projection: Includes 10 metal gobos with magnetic mounting, allowing fast changes. Get clear and accurate shadows to create a mini studio for photography.
• Professional Light Cutting & Shaping: Built-in framing shutters deliver excellent light-cutting and shaping performance, greatly enhancing your ability to create customized lighting effects. Ideal for portrait, product, and creative photography requiring precise light control.
• Compatibility & Installation Tips: ONLY compatible with SmallRig RF 10C (ID: 4634) and RF 20C (ID: 5335) flashlights. To install, rotate counterclockwise to remove the plano-convex lens from the flashlight, then mount the projection lens clockwise.
• Application Scenarios: Perfect for content creation and interview filming (e.g., photography tutorials, documentary shooting), product or portrait photography (e.g., jewelry, wedding, travel), and creative photography (e.g., figurines, cosplay).
• Important Notes: 1. The split-type lens design allows user maintenance. Use a manual or electric air blower to remove dust. Avoid chemical cleaners or wiping cloths to prevent scratching the lens coating. 2. Wear gloves during operation to avoid burns from overheated housing. 3. Do not look directly into the spot lens while the light is on to prevent eye injury.