[Black] I’ve got multiple soft boxes and reflectors hanging my garage with these. They’re easy to install and simple to use. They hold the modifiers very securely. Worth every penny.

[4.355 lb] I've just started using the optical spot but it sure seems to open up endless possibilities to future shoots.

[Black] You really can get as creative as you want with the attachments. I love it!!!

[Black] Love this modifier! I've been looking for something like this for years. Some brands make great optical spots, but nothing for Profoto heads. This fits the bill and is a fantastic price point. No complaints!

[Black] I bought one of these when it first came out and sent it back immediately. The 150mm lens was absolutely useless in tighter quarters (and by tight I mean anything but a giant studio). I really didn't feel like buying an EF mount lens since I don't shoot Canon. Really happy to see Westcott offer the 50mm lens option. If you are shooting in anything smaller than a 15x25 foot space this is the way to go. The lens is cheap - but so what. I am debating about picking up an 85mm and thinking I'll just go with one of the cheap cinema lenses with the continuously variable aperture. I took about 80 shots with this when it arrived using a bunch of different gobos and I am happy.

[Black] Some years ago I modified a Profoto Small Spot to take a Dedolight condenser and lenses to give greater flexibility. This was my goto light on almost every shoot for some years. this Westcott attachment has all the requirements for versatility including, and this is a huge point, inbuilt shutter blades. The only issue I found with them was I could not get really sharp focus on all blades at the same time in some situations. The reason for this is that each blade is sandwiched between two plates to protect it from the other blades. The remedy (you will void your warranty if you do this) was to reposition the shutter blades so they are next to each other so that opposite blades are on the same focal plane and there is very little separation between the two pairs. This allows very sharp focus on all blade edges at the same time. Brilliant solution for a spot, great design otherwise. To all those photographers who contacted me asking where they could buy the parts to replicate my Small Spot rig, get this - much easier than having 4 free floating shutter blades.

[4.355 lb] Everything light should have this much flexibility to shape lights.
Gobos, blades, zoom and focus with EF zoom lenses...
Excellent!

[4.355 lb] I am relatively new to this devise. I have made still life photos off and on for years mostly with film and was not aware that such a device existed until I signed up for a Joel Grimes online course for still life. I was hesitant to spend this much, but I have found it quite useful and am glad I bought it. My only con is the way the gobo holder is held in place - a terribly awkward system that could easily be improved upon.

[Black] I recently purchased this for use in my studio and for a lighting class I provide. Although not perfect, I'm very pleased with the results! You will certainly get several orders from my students.

[Black] This is a very unique tool to shape and control light, I love everything about it!
Only unfortunate part is it makes the profoto light incredibly hot even without the modeling light on. I briefly had the modeling light on while using it and my profoto exploded - I had to send it in to be fixed for $500 which was a bummer. So be careful when using it together!