Operating like a projector, the LTM Focal Spot focuses light through two glass plano-convex lenses to produce a concentrated beam of light with a smooth field and sharp edges. Four adjustable framing shutters cut and shape the light, creating slashes of light in almost any shape. Rotating 360°, this unit is used to highlight a specific area or add to a background. It attaches to the accessory holder on the front of the light by an optional retainer ring.

Fits Pepper 100 and 200    Accepts M Series Gobos

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there any possibility you can use a monopod? I don't use or have a tripod.

A: Hi Carol, Thank you for your interest in Reikan FoCal. A tripod is a required part of calibration and testing in order to achieve consistent and accurate results. Using a monopod won't work as it would not keep the camera stable enough for a series of test images to be taken. Best Regards, Dave

Q: 2. I see this works for lens up to 400mm, but would it work on a Will it work on a Nikon 200-500mm 5.6 zoom? Thanks

A: Hi Bill, FoCal Plus is limited to calibrating lenses up to 400mm focal length, you could calibrate the 200-500mm at the wider end but not at the telephoto end. With focal lengths over 400mm (i.e. 401mm and more) you would need to instead use FoCal Pro Best Regards, Dave

Q: 3. Does the 420 watt ltm pepper fresnel take smaller wattage bulbs?

A: You can use a smaller wattage in the LTM Pepper 420 such as the Ushio JCD 300W Lamp (300W/120V) GY9.5 B&H # USJCD120300Q. An image is shown below for reference.

Q: 4. Are these lights dimmable with a separate dimmer?

A: Yes, these lights are dimmable with a separate inline dimmer and switch, but make sure you use a good dimmer to get the best dimming. There are a couple $40-$100 that are pretty great.

Q: 5. How do you insert the bulb and attach the barn door?

A: The top of the light opened up and the bulb just twest in. The barn doors just slide in to the tracks after you turn the top LACH

Q: 6. can it be focused?

A: I purchased the stand with the light and by focused if you mean to adjust up and down and and left to right...yes, the stand allows it to go up and down. I also got the barn doors so I could narrow the beam of light. I have limited space and am still playing around with the distance to the still life. As far as the light itself, I don't see any way to focus it and there was nothing in the directions... but someone told me there is something inside where the lens is that can be adjusted. I don't see any adjustments, they may have been talking about something home made , but you'd need to be careful as these get VERY hot! Barn doors can get petty hot too, so I try to adjust before I turn it on. Hope this answers your questions. Dorothy

Q: 7. Can you get the LTM Pepper 100W Fresnel with a bulb that provides 5500-5600 Kelvin units?

A: Unfortunately, there are no daylight balanced halogen lamps for this fresnel.

Q: 8. Can you use it with canon 1.4x and 2x teleconverters ?

A: Yes, you are able to calibrate with FoCal while mounted with teleconverters.

Q: 9. does the program create a report?

A: yes

Q: 10. I have this LTM Pepper 420 Fresnel. What soft box kit would work with this?

A: First and foremost, the Chimera Circular Speed Ring (4.25"), BH # CHSRC425VP would be needed. That can fit with a softbox such as the Impact Luxbanx Duo Small Rectangular Softbox (16 x 22"), BH # IMLBRDS. http://bhpho.to/3hHVqEf http://bhpho.to/3b5Tbcv