The HIVE LIGHTING Photo Zoom Reflector for Bee, Wasp, Hornet LEDfrom HIVE LIGHTING Photo Zoom Reflector for Bee, Wasp, Hornet LEDis an aluminum, 7" diameter modifier that can be slid back and forth along the fixture's body to vary the light's 180-degree beam angle to your choice of 45 to 100 degrees. The reflector has a rubberized Profoto mounting collar that fits these luminaires seamlessly. In addition, it also accepts Profoto 7" grids.

7" Reflector    Profoto Mounting Collar    Adjusts Beam Angle from 45 -100 Degrees    Aluminum Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi ,When I can receive my stuff?

A: Hi Zhixiang,Your product should ship out within 7-14 days of your order being place, as B&H states above. Please let me know if it is taking longer for your product to ship, and I would be happy to help. - David

Q: 2. Hi, what is the approximate tungsten watt output of this light? Thanks for any information.

A: The HIVE LIGHTING Wasp 100-C Adjustable Fresnel LED Light (Black) is approximately 500 watt tungsten

Q: 3. How is this unit for high speed filming?

A: No issues at 120 fps..Not sure about any higher then that..

Q: 4. I would like to know the details of the accessories. Does it come with a standard yoke?

A: The following unit does not offer a Y -Yoke system it features a baby 5/8" Receiver pin system that tilts and swivels.

Q: 5. What is the light housing made of?

A: The housing is 100% aluminum. It is made from an extruded tube of AL that is laser cut, and the back cap is milled from a solid block of AL as well.

Q: 6. Curious to know how Hive Wasp 100c output compares to Aputure 120D, and LitePanels Astra, please?

A: Looks like this is brighter just from a basic specs stand point. Here are specs from the 120D straight from their site.LS C120d0.5m - 1301fc - 14000lux1.0m - 306fc - 3300lux2.0m - 77fc - 830luxNow how that matches up in the real world.... ;)

Q: 7. Are these light really bright? My current fresnel leds are a bit soft. I would be using them with a softbox.

A: The output of the light really depends on which reflectors you are using with the source. The 22 degree reflector and the 10 degree super spot will give you the most output. If you want more light you can pair the 22 degree reflector with a softbox. If you remove the reflectors you will get a 180 degree spread which makes for a very even source but it will lose a lot of the output into the diffusion.

Q: 8. Do the Hive 5" barndoors attach directly to the Wasp fixture or do I need to purchase an adapter?

A: You will need the HIVE LIGHTING PAR Reflector for Bee 50-C and Wasp 100-C LED Lights to attach the 5" Barn Doors

Q: 9. Did they fix the poor cri issue with new firmware?

A: CRI cannot be corrected by a firmware update. It is a hardware issue concerning the quality and/or combination of the lamps/bulbs in the unit. That being said, the HIVE LIGHTING Wasp 100-C Omni-Color LED Light Kit has a listed CRI of 98 and a TLCI of 97. With 100 being the best possible score, the HIVE LIGHTING Wasp 100-C LED Light has one of the highest CRI ratings for an LED light fixture.

Q: 10. are there any video tutorials showing how i can use this light as a background light for video interviews...ie gobo projections (in/or or out of focus), scatter gels etc...how would this work? similar to the dedolight projection attachment...is it possible with this light? I would rather buy this than an expensive dedo....

A: Unfortunately, there aren't any video tutorials specifically on these fixtures when used as a background light. While you cannot use a projection lens with this fixture other than the dedicated lenses for it, you can use a cucoloris pattern in front of the light to produce a break up pattern against the background. One such product is the Matthews Cucoloris - 24x36 - Wood B&H # MACW2436 which can be held up by a C-stand such as the Matthews Hollywood Century C Stand Grip Head Kit, Black - 10.5' (3.2m) B&H # MALSC40HWB in front of the Wasp 100-C. Please see the images below for reference.