Fotodiox Pro Warrior Spotlight Modifier Sn1980 With Lens

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The FotodioX Pro Warrior Spotlight Modifier SN1980 with Lensfrom FotodioX Pro Warrior Spotlight Modifier SN1980 with Lensis a 20° spotlight attachment equipped with a Bowens mount and is designed with the FotodioX Warrior lights in mind. It features a drop-in slot for changing different M-size gobos discs with the included holder or with the use of the 18-blade iris slide for added adjustability. The front claws allow the included gel holder to be attached and swapped out easily as needed to project any color you can think of. The four internal shutter blades allow for a greater degree of control by flagging the light with sharp cuts as needed. This spotlight modifier has a durable aluminum alloy housing and the whole kit is delivered in a rugged travel case to keep it safe and secure during transportation.

20° Beam Angle Useful for Long Throw Work Industrial Grade Aluminum Bowens Compatible

Parameters
Beam Angle	20°
Mount	Bowens S-Type Mount
Physical
Material of Construction	Industrial Grade Aluminum & High Impact Plastic
Dimensions	14.4 x 7.7 x 7.7" / 36.6 x 19.6 x 19.6 cm (Larger Size) 12.8 x 7.7 x 7.7" / 32.5 x 19.6 x 19.6 cm (Smaller Size)
Weight	4.4 lb / 2 kg

Focuses and intensifies the Warrior light beam

The Warrior is comprised of industrial grade aluminum and high impact plastic

Useful for long throw work and/or sharp edges

The unit offers a 20° beam angle, 18-blade iris insert, 12x gobos, and gel holder

Designed specifically for the FotodioX Pro Warrior family of LED lights. Pre-installed Bowens speed ring will fit other Bowens compatible lights, but effective performance may vary

Bowens Gemini

Calumet Travelite

Interfit (Stellar, X, XD, Stellar Extreme, Venus)

JTL (Versalight-D & E)

Neewer (DS & GS)

Savage (FT-150)

Westcott (Skylux, Strobelite Plus)

Impact brand (VC, VS & VSD)

Photoflex

Rime Lite

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where is the new Iris that Amaran made for this one?

A: BH #APSLIRIS is the iris for the amaran Spotlight SE 36° Lens Kit BH #AMSLSE36LK.

Q: 2. Could this be used with constant lights like Aputure 300D or 600D?

A: The FotodioX Pro Warrior Spotlight Modifier SN1980 with 20° Optical Lens, Spotlight Iris & 12-Piece Gobo Set is made for LED continuous lights.

Q: 3. Can this be used with the smallrig 220b?

A: The amaran Spotlight SE 36° Lens Kit BH #AMSLSE36LK was designed for use with Bowens mount fixtures up to 300w.

Q: 4. Will this work on Aputure 300d

A: Yes, the Aputure Spotlight Max Kit with 19° Lens will work with the Aputure 300d.

Q: 5. As there does not appear to be any ventilation on the modifier, is there a wattage limit to COB power to avoid damage?

A: Yes, the LightBank Mito Air Tube Modifier (1 x 4') does not have ventilation. Based on experience we recommend not exceeding 200-300 watts.

Q: 6. What are the reasons for buying the 36 over the 19 degree kit (and vice versa)?

A: The amaran Spotlight SE 19° Lens Kit makes a narrower beam of light, compared to the 36° lens kit. This is the difference between the two lights.

Q: 7. What size gobos do these use?

A: The Amaran 19° Lens for Spotlight SE will adapt to any size M 2.6 / 66mm gobos.

Q: 8. What is the best fresnel attachment for this light? How well does it work with Aputure bowens attachments like the Spotlight and Fresnel 2X and F10 Fresnel?

A: Although the Pro Warrior 600 hasn't been tested with the Aputure Spotlight Attachment or Fresnel attachments, they should have no issue working together.

Q: 9. How can I attache gels to this?

A: The amaran Spotlight SE 19° Lens Kit BH #AMSLSE19LK does not have a gel holder. You could use gaff tape to hold gels in place.

Q: 10. Is this lens better for tighter spaces?

A: Yes, this Aputure Spolight Mount 19° Lens would be ideal for tighter spaces where you need a more concentrated beam.

Raymond	26/09/2024
[20°] Love the entire Warrior series however this maybe my favorite! Size and power make it a go to for all your needs! 5

Todd	14/09/2024
[20°] I was looking for a high-lumen tough flashlight and after reading reviews for the Oliht Warrior 3S Rechargeable, I began looking for the best deals. Barre none, the best deal was at B&H Photo. I had trouble ordering online and called B&H Photo and was helped by a customer service agent. She was extraordinarily helpful, knowledgeable, and couldn't be more personable. What a great representative for the company. All in all it was a terrific experience. 5

Lance	22/08/2024
[20°] Perect spot lens for my needs. I tested with the Amaran 200X S, and I didn't experience any of the spill the other user mentioned. Focusing is very sharp, but the locking mechanism does shift the lens slightly when you tighten, so you'll need to practice offsetting the focus a hair to compensate when tightening the knob. Not an issue for me at this price point, plus it's my first spot lens so I have no reference to compare it with. I love it! 5

Raymond	22/08/2024
[20°] What a great tight beam on this awesome light! 5

ed david	19/07/2024
[20°] I have flown 4 times with this and no damage. its built well. its light. no spill. output is good and the gobos are solid. for its price it definitely punches above its weight. dont listen to the other reviews on here. 5

Raymond	19/07/2024
[20°] Best of the best 5

Glenn	11/07/2024
[20°] I searched for a projection mount that would serve my needs. I wanted something well constructed and in a small format. Other mounts either seemed too bulky or too flimsy for my requirements. This unit is the perfect size for the 300 watt RGACL full color LED light to which it gets mounted. The optics are not perfect and focusing the lens takes some practice to get decent results, however those are very minor issues of an otherwise pretty good modifier and value. I am waiting for the 18 leaf iris to come in stock so the unit will be complete. Curious that Amaran made the decision to sell the iris separately rather than include it in the package; I consider the iris to be a normal part of a projection mount light modifier. 5

Jezrael	29/06/2024
[20°] 19-degree lens focuses the light output and intensifies it. If your field of coverage works, and you are going for a hard-light look, its a great way to make a 300 light very bright 5

Raymond	23/06/2024
[20°] When I initially bought my Aputure Spotlight mount, it came with the 19 degree lens and used it a lot over the year I had it. But found myself about half the time of use, to also need a wide span of light or hope I had the room to back up the light. Well, enter my need for the 36 degree lens. Many people talk about the output not being as bright as the 19 degree, true. But most of the time I am not blasting my Aputure 300Dmkii at full 100%. The spotlight offers a lot of light in a wide area. In my use, I haven't noticed any colour aberration on the edges and quality of the lens is the same as the spotlight. Metal housing and very sturdy. On a plus side, it also comes with a nice thick soft case to protect the lens when not in use. Overall, if anyone is looking to add a wider area of use for your spotlight, get the 36 degree lens and pair it with your 19 degree lens and you have a duo combo for your Aputure Leko attachment. 5