📸 Neewer Conical Spot Snoot for Studio Lighting with Bowens Mount - Ideal for Monolights, LED Lights SL-60W, SL-150W, 200W, etc. Includes 5 Color Filters and 9 Graphics Cards for Enhanced Spotlight Effects Review

Long searched and finally got it! It does everything I was hoping for without any light leaking out. It gave me amazing creative freedom and projects light in a continuous beam. Easy to attach to my lamp, made of quality materials and good value. It's just that this thing works so well.

I bought this tube for my newer 200w light which I have had for a while. In my opinion, this is such a good device. You can use it as a standard lampshade and direct the light onto your subject, or add one of the color or shape filters for fun effects! Plus, Snoot is incredibly easy to install on your light. Really all you have to do is put it in place and twist/snap it into the locking position and it's ready to use. Filters can also be quickly added via the small filter compartment at the top

I bought this optical attachment to project a range of images in my video productions. Having tried many other snoods I was surprised that this particular model didn't shed as much light as the others. This may be because the front element is a good size, which is an advantage over other optical attachments that require real camera lenses. A disadvantage is that the device is not completely sealed. and some light leaks out the sides of the device. This is not usually a problem as it does not…

This is a good idea but requires a monoblock of more than 300w/s to get good results. I need to invest in one before I can put it to good use. The color filters work well with it, and the light pattern inserts allow you to create different shapes of light, but I wish there were more. For example many tiny stars. It would be easier to focus for a sharp image if the slit setting were spiral rather than straight. A fully adjustable aperture wouldn't hurt either. Focusing on a sharp spot of light…

I bought this to use for video (paired with Aputure 300D and 120D) so my experience is limited to that. Your results may vary if you use this with an external flash, but I think the main issue is the inferior glass in the lens itself. -- PROS -- + Inexpensive but good build quality + Comes with lots of gobos and gels for different scenarios. + Bowens mount makes it compatible with most photo and video lights. -- CONS -- + Poor quality lens. Creates distortions and color fringes in gobos. See…

I've been trying to use this for over a year and even taking a few shots with it I've NEVER gotten any sharp edges on the patterns. It is extremely difficult to get accurate results due to the cheap magnifying glass and inability to fix focus. I contacted customer service and Amazon responded but the manufacturer did not. I didn't send it back because I waited too long to try it after purchasing it, although I thought I didn't know how to use it, but then I realized it's just not reliable…