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Godox Vsa-36° Spot Lens

Product Code: ga103520
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Ideal for dramatic, theatrical work as well as fashion, the VSA-36° Spot Lens from Godox will not fit only Godox lights but also those of the many manufacturers that use the popular Bowen's mount.

The 20.3 x 9.5 x 7.7" fixture has a lens that narrows the light's wide beam angle. Like most theatrical snoots of well-equipped ellipsoidal, the VSA-36° allows you to make sharp cuts with the included gobos and gobo holder. The light also has a filter holder in front of the lens.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty Exchangeable Lenses, Bowens Mount LED Light Limit: 300W Cutting: for Spotlight , Sharp Edges Project Beams and Patterns with Gobos Measures 20.3 x 9.5 x 7.7"

Parameters
Lens	36°
Color Temperature	Depends on Light Used
Photometrics	With VL300 Video Light at 9.8' / 3 m: 390.3 Fc / 4200 lux
Dimensions	20.3 x 9.48 x 7.7" / 516 x 241 x 196 mm
Weight	7.5 lb / 3.42 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	25.425 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	23.3 x 12.6 x 12.1"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you know why the VSA is rated for use with LED lights 300w and under ? Is it heat related?

A: Yes, the limit of 300W is related to possible heat issues at higher watts.

Q: 2. Will this fit with forza 300b ?

A: Godox Spot Lens can be used with a Forza 300b.

Q: 3. Which Gobo size it holds, is it size M?

A: The Godox VSA-36° Spot Lens uses Size B gobos.

Q: 4. Does this works/fit to aputure 600c?

A: No, the Godox VSA-36° spot lens is only rated for 300 watt systems.

Q: 5. Will this work with the new Godox SL300iii

A: Yes, the Godox VSA-36 Spot Lens will work with the Godox SL300III.

Q: 6. Godox VSA-36° Spot Lens WORK WITH SL200 BI . ??

A: The Godox VSA-36° Spot Lens BH #GOVSA36K can be used with an SL 200.

Q: 7. Will this fit a Godox QT600II with the glass protection cover on?

A: The Godox VSA-36° Spot Lens is designed for LED lights under 300w. It can not be used with a QT600II.

Q: 8. Will this work with the Prolycht Orion 300 fs?

A: The Godox VSA-36° Spot Lens BH #GOVSA36K could be used with a Prolycht Orion 300 FS Kit.

Q: 9. Will this work with an Amaran 100D?

A: Yes, the Godox VSA-36 can work with the Amaran 100D.

Q: 10. Is this product compatible with Smallrig 350B (B&H # SM3965)?

A: We do not recommend using the Godox VSA-36° Spot Lens with the Smallrig 350B because the limit on the spot is 300 watts and can result in heat problems. However, we suggest the Nanlite Projection Attachment for Bowens Mount with 36° Lens as a safer alternative. The B&H product #NAPJBM36 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1679010-REG/nanlite_pjbm36_projection_attachment_for_bowens.html/qa?sts=pi

Elena	22/09/2024
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! 5

Doug	29/08/2024
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. 5

Philipp	04/07/2024
Everything light should have this much flexibility to shape lights. Gobos, blades, zoom and focus with EF zoom lenses... Excellent! 5

Ted	16/06/2024
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. 5