Aputure F10 Fresnel - Bowens Mount

The Aputure F10 Fresnel is a 250mm diameter Fresnel lens made of real glass, tailor-made to fit traditional 10 inch Fresnel lights (tungsten 5K or 2500W HMI etc). This Fresnel is ideal for filmmakers who require a hard-light that maintains a subtle soft quality for enhanced dramatic expression. It uses Aputure's dual-lens optical design to further enhance output, allowing a smooth focusing of light (tight 15° to a 45° medium flood). When used with the compatible Aputure LS 600d, this Fresnel lens modifier can output over 200,000lux at 1 meter. Further to this, the Aputure F10 has the same adjustable focus design from the Fresnel 2X, focusing on precise and ergonomic adjustments on set. Another key feature is its built-in ventilation system to prevent overheating - also helping to minimise light leak. The F10 is compatible with the Aputure F10 Barndoors, a winning combination for professional gaffers and cinematographers.

Aputure F10 Fresnel - Bowens Mount Key Features:

• 200,000+ lux at 1 meter with the compatible Aputure LS 600d
• 15°-45° Variable Beam Angle
• 10" (25.4cm) Glass Fresnel Lens
• Impressive dual-lens optical design
• Compatible with the F10 Barn Doors
• Allows smooth focus adjustment
• Minimises light leaks
• Built-in ventilation system to avoid over-heating
• The largest professional Bowens Mount Fresnel lens available

What's in the box?

• 1 x Aputure F10 Fresnel - Bowens Mount

Aputure F10 Fresnel - Bowens Mount Product Video:

F10 Fresnel | User Guide

FAQs:

Which Aputure products is this Fresnel compatible with?

The Aputure F10 Fresnel is compatible with both the Aputure LS 600d Light and F10 Barn Doors.

What does a Fresnel lens do?

A Fresnel lens is a succession of concentric rings that form a short focal length on a flat surface. This is done by each ring having an element of a simple lens and assembling them in accordance with one another. Most common examples of Fresnel lenses can be found in lighthouses and searchlights, where the light is concentrated into a relatively narrow beam. In this case, the Aputure F10 is at home on a film set - used to create a hard-light that maintains a subtle soft quality for enhanced dramatic expression.