Profoto 10° Honeycomb Grid for Zoom Reflector 2
Narrows flash output to a 10-degree beam for precise, spill-free lighting on a Zoom Reflector 2
- Precise 10-degree beam control for dramatic lighting effects
- Expertly shapes light adding depth to portraits and still life
- Quick secure mounting designed for Profoto Zoom Reflector 2
- Durable professional-grade construction withstands frequent studio use
- Compatible with current Zoom Reflector 2; older 1990s models need adapter
Precise Light Control
The Profoto 10-degree Honeycomb Grid attaches to the Zoom Reflector 2 to narrow the beam spread to 10 degrees. This focused illumination minimises spill and creates dramatic lighting effects. It is built for professional photographers who need exact control over light shape and intensity in studio or location work.
Secure Attachment and Durability
The grid mounts directly onto the Zoom Reflector 2 for a stable fit that speeds up workflow during shoots. High-quality materials withstand frequent handling in demanding environments. Photographers using older Zoom Reflector models from the 1990s will need a barndoor with a grid holder or a grid and filter holder kit to use this accessory.
Compatibility Check Before Ordering
Confirm that your light modifier is the current Profoto Zoom Reflector 2 for direct mounting. If you own an older Zoom Reflector from the 1990s, you must acquire the separate holder kit mentioned above. The grid's effect varies with subject distance, so test the 10-degree spread in your typical shooting setup.
How it compares
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- Price $122.99
- Pricier than about 71% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the honeycomb cells on the 10-degree grid eventually warp or clog and need replacing?
The grid is built from professional-grade materials made to withstand frequent studio use; no routine cell replacement is expected.
What is the first limitation you hit when the 10-degree grid runs on a Zoom Reflector 2 all day?
The grid itself adds no power draw or moving parts, so the limiting factor will be the flash head's own thermal protection or recycle time.
Does the 10-degree grid make the Zoom Reflector 2 noisier, hotter or heavier during continuous shooting?
The grid is a passive metal honeycomb that adds negligible weight and no fan or electronics, so noise, heat and power stay unchanged.
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