Profoto Honeycomb Grid - 10 Degree



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The Profoto 10 Degree Honeycomb Grid is an essential light modifier for professional photographers and videographers using D1 and B1 monolights who require precise control over light spill. By narrowing the beam to a 10-degree angle, this grid allows you to create high-contrast, dramatic lighting with distinct shadows to add depth and dimension to your subjects; however, note that it requires a narrow, precise light placement, making it less suitable for scenarios where you need to fill an entire scene with soft, ambient illumination.
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This grid is specifically designed for D1 and B1 monolights. Compatibility with other Profoto series may vary; please check your specific reflector diameter.
No, this grid is designed to be used directly with a reflector or standard monolight head to produce hard light. It will not work inside a softbox.
No, this grid is designed to create a harder, more directional light source, not to soften it.
Store the grid in a padded gear case or its original packaging to prevent the honeycomb cells from being crushed.
Yes. The 10-degree grid creates a significantly narrower and more focused beam of light compared to a 20-degree grid, which offers a slightly wider coverage area.
Ensure the grid is fully seated in the reflector grooves and that your mounting clips are not obstructed by dust or debris.
Check for bent or crushed cells within the honeycomb structure; gently straighten any misaligned cells using needle-nose pliers if necessary.
To install the grid, simply align it with the front edge of your compatible Profoto reflector or monolight head. The grid is designed to snap or slide into place depending on your specific reflector mount. Always ensure the grid is seated securely before turning on your strobe to prevent it from falling during a shoot. Regarding care, the honeycomb mesh is delicate; avoid dropping the grid, as the cells can bend or crush, which will permanently alter the light pattern. Clean the grid using only dry compressed air to remove dust; if you must use a cloth, ensure it is lint-free to prevent fibers from catching on the mesh edges.