Ideal for hairlighting, the Snoot for AD400Pro Flash Head from Godox narrows the light's beam spread to a round, soft-edged circle that gets smaller as you get closer to your subject. For even greater control and a smaller circle, a removable honeycomb grid is included.

Narrows Beam Spread    Ideal for Hairlighting    Includes Honeycomb Grid    Eliminates Spill Light    Excellent for Highlighting    Use for Spotlighting

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it have a hole for an umbrella rod?

A: This long throw reflector is designed for maximum light at a distance. It does not have a umbrella adapter hole.

Q: 2. Can you confirm that this will fit straight onto the Godox AD300 Pro?

A: Yes, it will.

Q: 3. What is the actual degree of the beam that this snoot creates ? Seems strange that nowhere it actually mentions this..

A: Unfortunately, Godox has not indicated the beam angle created by the Godox Snoot for Round Head Flash Heads listed above.

Q: 4. Does it fit the ad300pro mount?

A: No, the Godox Long Focus Reflector for AD400Pro Flash Head does not fit the Godox ad300pro light.

Q: 5. is this charger compatible with Strobies Lithium battery ?

A: This charger is designed for the Godox AD400PRo. We can not recommend it for use on any other product.

Q: 6. Does the snoot fit the Godox V1? Does it attach with a magnet?

A: Yes, the Godox Snoot for Round Head Flash Heads is magnetic and can fit onto the Godox V1 Flash.

Q: 7. will this fit ad300?

A: Yes, the Godox Standard Reflector for the AD400 Pro can also fit the AD300 Pro.

Q: 8. Is this similar in effect to the Profoto Magnum OCF reflector??

A: It is somewhat similar. it is designed to throw the light far.

Q: 9. Will this fix the AD100?

A: Yes, the Godox Snoot will adapt to the AD100, AD200 and V1

Q: 10. The product photo shows it splitting into two pieces, but I'm trying with the one I have, and I can't seem to separate them. Do you have any tips for me? Also, if I can separate them, can I use the bowens mount adaptor that comes with the AD400pro to attach and lock this reflector?

A: The original does not split into two. The following system has a pinch and release system that is very hard at first needs to be broken in to loosen the reflector.