The figures you mention, could be something to do with the actual size of the reflectors, but it also may have something to do with the zoom reflector sitting further back at position 10.Įither way, the wide zoom definitely had a softer spread of light and I would have preferred it for fashion. Note: When used with an older Profoto Zoom Reflector (circa 1990s), this grid requires a barndoor with grid holder, or a grid and filter holder kit. This grid mounts directly onto the Zoom Reflector 2. I was photographing the front quarter of a car, i.E front light, wheel arch with half of the front grill and needed hard light fall off, so opted for the Zoom Reflector and used the wide zoom as a fill in side light. This Profoto 10 Degree Honeycomb Grid for Zoom Reflector 2 provides a beam spread of 10 degrees when mounted on a Profoto Zoom Reflector. Up to a distance of 2 m, this zoom reflector delivers an output of 2,400 Ws at ISO 100, with an aperture of f/45.1. It comes with a grid holder that lets you attach a range of Profoto grids. The zoom reflector at position 10 gave a harder shadow than the Widezoom at position 10, maybe it was the actual size of the reflector doing this.ĭue to the larger size of the wide zoom, the lightspread was very definitely softer. The Profoto Zoom Reflector 2 (Standard) illuminates subjects of photography with precision, evenness, and greater dynamic range. Having hired both reflectors for a previous job firstly, the Zoom reflectors were a lot smaller, 7-8in in diameter and about 6in depth and the Widezoom reflector was a lot larger, about twice the size from what I can recall. Sai Baba Mandir, Jubilee Baug, Vadodara - 390001, Gujarat, India.

Without going into technicalities, I can provide some user experience.

Zoom reflector 2