Snoots
Snoot for Zoom Reflector
A snoot used with the standard Zoom Reflector
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Profoto Snoots
Master light control with precision and creativityHow to use snoots in photography
A snoot is a light modifier that you mount directly onto your off-camera flash or studio light. Its cone-shaped features limit light spread by eliminating any excess spill light that leaves your flash unit. As a result, you get a clean-cut spotlight and controlled highlights with sharp shadow edges without lighting the whole scene. Play around with the snoot and experiment! For example, if you move the light source closer to the subject, you get a softer light fall-off, whereas if you move it further away, you get harder light. You can also use it to illuminate small areas in an image, such as highlighting hair in a portrait or a particular object in a still life image.
What is a snoot in photography?
Snoots explained in under a minute
Profoto's product expert Chris Fain explains what a snoot is and how it affects the light.
Snoots product demo
Get to know Profoto's snoots
Profoto's product expert Chris Fain demonstrates Profoto's range of snoots and how to use them with a flash.
What's the difference?
Clic Snoot
Snap-on snoot for A-series flashes.
Diameter: 7.5 cm / 2.95 in
Collapsible: Yes
Adapter needed: NoBuy
OCF II Snoot
Snoot for battery-powered monolights.
Diameter: 10 cm / 3.94 in
Collapsible: Yes
Adapter needed: noBuy
Snoot for Zoom Reflector
Snoot used with the standard Zoom Reflector for mains-powered monolights and ProHeads.
Diameter: 10 cm / 3.94 in
Collapsible: No
Adapter needed: NoBuy
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