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Aputure Spotlight Mini 36 Deg Lens for STORM 80c

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Category: Camera Lenses

Aputure Spotlight Mini 36-degree lens is the 36-degree optical configuration for the Aputure Spotlight Mini projection system and STORM 80c lighting workflow. It creates a wider projection beam for shorter throws, background patterns, and broader shaped areas, giving crews a deliberate alternative to softbox, grid, Fresnel, or bare-reflector output. Buyers comparing this production lighting accessory should match it to the complete working package before ordering.

Product Overview

Aputure Spotlight Mini 36-degree lens is built around the Spotlight Mini and STORM 80c Mini ProLock ecosystem. This listing is the interchangeable lens for crews that already own the Spotlight Mini body and need the second beam angle. The rotating projector barrel and beam-shaping accessories support controlled keys, specials, window patterns, and texture. Match fixture, projector body, lens angle, stand, power, safety, and case requirements before production.

Key Features

36-Degree Projection Lens

a wider projection beam for shorter throws, background patterns, and broader shaped areas from the Spotlight Mini when used with its compatible STORM 80c system.

Interchangeable Optical Option

The lens lets an existing Spotlight Mini owner change field of view without buying a second projector body.

Controlled Hard-Light Workflow

Use the beam with cutters, gobos, gel, and the optional iris to shape output while retaining STORM 80c colour, CCT, power, and control functions.

How It Compares

Choose the 36-degree version for a wider projection beam for shorter throws, background patterns, and broader shaped areas. Choose the 19-degree lens for a tighter field and more concentrated long-throw placement, or a softbox and grid when soft output is required instead of projection.

Compatible Accessories and Related Gear

Aputure Spotlight Mini 19-degree lens and Aputure Spotlight Mini Iris. Use with the Aputure Spotlight Mini and STORM 80c system. Check Mini ProLock fit, projector-body ownership for lens-only versions, stand capacity, safety cable, heat clearance, gobo size, iris, and carrying case.

Who Is This For?

This projection accessory is for gaffers, cinematographers, studios, rental houses, theatre and event teams, and creators shaping precise patterns or pools of hard light.

Who Should Choose Something Else?

Choose the other beam angle when throw distance or coverage changes, a Fresnel for adjustable conventional hard light, or a softbox and grid when softer output matters more than cuttable projection. Check colour, CCT, power, case, stand, and safety needs.

In the Box

  • Aputure Spotlight Mini 36-degree lens

Specifications

  • Beam angle: 36 degrees
  • Compatibility: Aputure Spotlight Mini and STORM 80c
  • Package type: lens only
  • Mounting system: Mini ProLock projector workflow
  • Light character: hard projection
  • Fixture power and colour engine: supplied by STORM 80c

FAQ

Which fixture and projector does this fit?
Aputure Spotlight Mini 36 Deg Lens for STORM 80c: It is designed for the Aputure Spotlight Mini system used with the STORM 80c. Lens-only buyers need the projector body already in their kit.

How does the 36-degree lens shape the beam?
Aputure Spotlight Mini 36 Deg Lens for STORM 80c: a wider projection beam for shorter throws, background patterns, and broader shaped areas. Throw distance, focus, cutter position, gobo, iris, and haze conditions affect the final projected shape.

What is different between the 19-degree and 36-degree options?
Aputure Spotlight Mini 36 Deg Lens for STORM 80c: The 19-degree lens creates a tighter field for longer throws, while the 36-degree lens covers a wider area at the same distance.

Does it include the STORM 80c light?
Aputure Spotlight Mini 36 Deg Lens for STORM 80c: The STORM 80c fixture, stand, power supply or battery, safety equipment, and modifiers absent from the box list are purchased separately.

Where can I buy Spotlight Mini accessories in Canada?
Aputure Spotlight Mini 36 Deg Lens for STORM 80c: Filmgear Canada offers Canada-wide shipping and Vancouver-based help for beam angle, projector body, gobo, iris, stand, power, and case planning.

Where to Buy in Canada

Buy Aputure Spotlight Mini 36 Deg Lens for STORM 80c from Filmgear Canada with Canada-wide shipping and Vancouver-based help for product selection, system fit, and production planning.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Natalie F. ★★★★★

The 36-degree lens gives a noticeably wider spread than I expected, making it perfect for lighting larger backgrounds. It clicks into the STORM 80c mount securely and the beam edges are clean and even.

Sophia K. ★★★★★

Swapped the 36° onto my STORM 80c and the wider throw is perfect for filling a backdrop without hot spots. The build matches the rest of the system—solid, clicks in clean, and the beam stays crisp edge-to-edge even at close range.

Hazel ★★★★★

The 36-degree beam spreads nicely across my backdrop without hot spots, and the build quality feels solid even after a full day of shooting. I was worried it might be too wide for close-up work, but it still gives me plenty of control.