The first lantern to make use of die castings was the Strand Pattern 23 designed by Fred Bentham in 1953, this small mirror spot enjoyed a 30-year production run and found its way into many British schools, halls and theaters. Die casting allows for one single, light-weight body that is more economical to produce and use. With the advent of the Source Four, many lighting instruments are being made from die cast metal. Older instruments were made from rolled and machined steel or aluminum. The housing may be designed with specific elements that help reduce heat and increase the efficiency of a lamp. It comprises all of the exterior of the fixture except for the lens or opening. The lamp housing is a metal or plastic container that serves as a body for the entire instrument and prevents light from spilling in unwanted directions. Stage lighting instruments all have the following components: Extension cables are available for flash heads placed at longer distances from the power pack.Components See the picture at the top of the page for the physical location of most components. Long Head Cable 13.2' (4.0 m) cable that resists twisting, trampling and cracking. The modeling light works worldwide without the needing to swap it out for the local voltage version. Powerful Modeling Light Comes with a bright 500W quartz halogen modeling light. Compatible with the entire range of Profoto's Light Shaping Tools. Easy to Control the Light with Profoto Light Shaping Tools Comes with a Zoom reflector. Easily Replaceable Flashtube and Glass Cover Plug-and-play flash tube mounting. Easy to handle A built-in tilt-control lever makes for easy angle adjustment. Improved Protective Glass Cover The glass cover has been made thicker, which makes it even more robust and safe to work with.
Note that the flash tube is compatible with all previous generations of ProHead and Pro-7 Heads. This also provides better color and energy stability from flash to flash on all power settings. Patent Pending "Perfect Arc" Flash Tube The "Perfect Arc" flash tube has a patented design that vastly improves the triggering capabilities on low power settings. In addition, the stand adaptor is now equipped with an additional hole, which creates improved mounting options. Unlike the previous version, it cannot be unintentionally screwed off. Improved Stand Adapter The stand adaptor has been upgraded with a fixed screw.
Note that the safety lamp head connector is 100% backward compatible. The connector is sealed, helping to prevent dust and moisture from entering the generator.
#ZOOM REFLECTOR 2 UPGRADE#
Safety Lamp Head Connector The safety lamp head connector is the most visible upgrade in the ProHead Plus line. Its folding handle makes for space-efficient packing and storage. The ProHead Plus comes with Zoom Reflector 2 that can provide 45 - 100 degree beam angles to suit your needs.
#ZOOM REFLECTOR 2 CRACK#
The beefed up 13.2' head cable is twist and crack resistant. And the head has 500W of modeling light output to match all that power, making it bright enough to shoot video with if needed. Even the glass dome has been beefed up to better handle its power. The ProHead Plus has a heavy duty, sealed head connector capable of safely pumping very large amounts of juice to the upgraded "Perfect Arc" flash tube that offers improved triggering at low power settings and greater overall flash stability. Power has always been at the heart of the ProHead's design and the ProHead Plus doesn't disappoint with its fan cooled 4,800W/s capacity and heavy duty cabling that allows for intense shooting sessions hour after hour.
Building on the foundation of the high performance ProHead, the ProHead Plus Flash Head with Zoom Reflector by Profoto raises the bar on the definition of "professional" equipment.
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