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Projection attachments transform compatible studio lights into precise optical tools for shaped beams, sharp-edged highlights, gobos and textured backgrounds. Explore Nanlite and Nanlux projection systems, lenses, irises, gobos and mount adaptors for photography, film, video and live production.
A projection attachment uses internal optics to focus light into a controlled image plane. Shutters can create straight-edged cuts, a gobo can project a pattern and an iris can vary the diameter of a circular beam. Focusing the lens changes the sharpness of the projected edge or pattern.
The lens angle determines how wide the projected image appears at a given distance. A narrow 10-degree or 19-degree lens provides greater throw and a smaller field, while 36-degree and zoom lenses cover wider areas in tighter spaces. Choose the angle around the working distance and the required pattern size.
Fixed-lens attachments are compact and optimised for one beam angle. Zoom projection attachments cover a range such as 15–30 or 25–45 degrees, making it easier to resize the projection without moving the fixture. Compare output, weight and focusing controls when choosing between the two designs.
Gobos create patterns such as windows, foliage and abstract textures. Internal shutters shape geometric cuts, while an adjustable iris produces a controllable circular beam. Gobo holders, gobo sets and irises may be included or sold separately, so check the supported size and projection system.
Projection attachments are designed for specific mounts and fixture families. Bowens, FM and NL mount systems use different optical and mechanical interfaces. Some fixtures require a projection adaptor. Confirm the exact supported model, mount, maximum power and any required cooling or operating limits.
Mount the attachment securely, add the required lens and aim the fixture before inserting a gobo or adjusting shutters. Focus the lens at the final throw distance, then refine the beam angle, iris and fixture intensity. A stable stand or rig is important because small movements are visible in a sharply focused projection.
Projection optics can concentrate high light levels and heat. Use only approved fixtures and components, attach safety cables where specified and keep the beam away from eyes, people and heat-sensitive materials. Allow components to cool before removing lenses or gobos.
Compare projection attachments, fixed and zoom lenses, gobos, irises and adaptors for Nanlite and Nanlux lights. Check beam angle, mount and fixture compatibility to build a precise light-shaping system for studio and location work.
Use a narrower angle for longer throw or a smaller projected area, and a wider angle for larger coverage at shorter distances. The required field size and working distance determine the best choice.
Only gobos and holders made for the attachment’s specified format should be used. Check the required gobo size and material.
Adjust the lens focus at the final fixture-to-surface distance. Uneven surfaces, excessive ambient light and movement can also reduce apparent sharpness.
No. Match the attachment to the approved mount and fixture list, including any maximum-power restriction or required adaptor.
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