Nanlite 10 Degree Lens for Projection Attachment with FM mount


Key Features
- For PJ-FMM Projection Attachment
- 10° Beam Angle Spot
- Produces Bright Output
- Easy Attachment
- Quick Heat Dissipation
- Compact & Lightweight Design
- Includes Gel Frame
OVERVIEW
This 10° Interchangeable Lens from Nanlite is compatible with the separately available PJ-FMM projection attachment for use with a range of Nanlite lights with a proprietary FM mount. The lens provides a narrow beam and produces the brightest possible light from the select fixtures. Nanlite includes a gel frame and a soft case for your convenience.
Compatible Lights
Forza 60C, 60B II, 60 II, 150B, FS-60B, FC60B, and FC120B LEDs.
Shape Light
Lighting a shoot is incredibly creative, and when you add the separately available PJ-FMM projection attachment and this lens, you can achieve a long-throw projection with a narrow beam.
Brighter Output
The 10° lens provides a substantially brighter output than the light alone.
Durable, Heat-Dissipating Nylon Construction
This lens and the compatible projection attachment feature a nylon aluminum construction that quickly dissipates heat and stands up to the rigors of production work. The design is compact and lightweight at 4.3 lb.
Easy Swapping
Removing the current projection lens and swapping it for another is accomplished by removing a single screw. It only takes a few seconds and doesn't require any tools.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 4.3 lb / 2 kg |
| Dimensions | 10.51" / 26.7 cm |
detailed specifications
| Compatibility | Nanlite PJ-FMM Projection Attachment |
- Nanlite 10° Interchangeable Lens for FM Mount Projector
- Gel Frame
- Soft Case
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