Profoto Zoom Rod Small (Softbox Kit)


Key Features
- For indirect lighting
- Designed for everyday use
- Compatible with Profoto lights
- Includes Zoom Rod S, RFI Softbox 4’ Octa, and RFi Speedring for Profoto
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OVERVIEW
The Zoom Rod Softbox Kit includes everything you need to create soft and hard light and everything in between. In this kit, you get a Zoom Rod S, an RFi Softbox 4’ Octa, and an RFi Speedring for Profoto so you can start creating right away.
The Profoto Zoom Rod S is the perfect tool for creative photographers that like to think outside the softbox. It lets you shape light with minimal effort and works for both flat fronts and protruded heads. The RFi Softbox Octa is the optimal softbox to use together with the Zoom Rod S. Attach the Zoom Rod S to the softbox and use it both with and without a diffuser to create the exact look you want. With a diffuser, you will gain a more even light source, removing the hotspot without losing power. Without a diffuser, it will increase the light output and generate specular reflections.
In addition, the Zoom Rod S is also compatible with all heat-resistant Profoto softboxes and the Profoto Soft Zoom Reflectors.
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | ø: 4.2' / ø: 128 cm |
| Weight | 3.5 lb / 1.6 kg |
| Color | Silver |
lighting specifications
| Mount Type | Proprietary |
- Profoto Zoom Rod Small (Softbox Kit)
- Zoom Rod Small
- RFi Octa Softbox (4')
- RFi Speed Ring for Profoto
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