Profoto Tele-Zoom Reflector


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The Profoto Tele-Zoom Reflector is a high-performance lighting accessory engineered for professional photographers who require intense, focused light output across long distances. It is ideal for studio work where deep light character and precise beam control are essential, though its specialized depth and design may be overkill for small, cramped shooting environments.
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The Tele-Zoom is significantly deeper than the standard Zoom Reflector, which allows for a more directed throw of light and distinct shadow transitions over longer distances.
No, this is a hard-light reflector. If you need soft light, you would be better served by a softbox or a wide-angle umbrella.
At 850g, it is moderately light for its size, but its 420mm length makes it best suited for studio storage rather than compact travel kits.
You can add an optional 10-degree grid to the front of the reflector to narrow the beam significantly and create the distinct look of a movie spot.
It is compatible with standard Profoto flash heads. Always verify your specific head model's mount if you are using specialized or very compact units.
Ensure the reflector is properly seated on the flash head and check that the zoom adjustment is set correctly for your desired beam width.
Verify that the mounting latch on the base of the reflector is fully engaged and clean the locking mechanism of any dust or debris.
To set up the Tele-Zoom, slide it onto the front of your compatible Profoto flash head until it clicks into place. The zoom functionality is activated by physically sliding the reflector housing back and forth along the head.