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Aputure 36° Lens for Spotlight Max

Aputure 36° Lens for Spotlight Max - Main image
$605.19 $889.99 In stock

Category: Camera Lenses

The 36° lens module for the Aputure Spotlight Max, sold on its own. This is the middle option of the three Spotlight Max optics. It's the most common all-purpose pick, with usable throw and a reasonable spread for typical interior window patterns.

Drops straight into the Spotlight Max body; no other tools or adapters needed. For the Spotlight Max only.

Available from Filmgear Canada with Canada-wide shipping.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah L. ★★★★★

Swapping from my 19° to this 36° lens gave me a much wider, more even beam for close-up product shots—no hot spots at all. The glass element feels solid and clicks in securely, which puts my mind at ease during shoots.

Ava ★★★★★

The light projection is noticeably cleaner and more defined than with the standard lens, making it perfect for creating precise gobo patterns. For my typical studio setups, this 36° gives me just the right balance of spread and distance throw.

Mia E. ★★★★★

Had it mounted on the Spotlight Max for a shoot last week and the light falloff was surprisingly smooth. The 36° gives me a nice medium spread that's neither too tight nor too floody, and it holds its focus well across the throw range.