Vendor:Aputure

Aputure Spotlight Max Kit with 50° Lens

SKU: APXF043A32

$2,084.99

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SPECIAL ORDER. Usually ships in 2 to 4 weeks once our supplier confirms your order. Contact our sales team for an exact delivery date.

Final sale. This item cannot be returned, exchanged or refunded. Return Policy

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Aputure Spotlight Max Kit with 50° Lens

$2,084.99

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The Aputure Spotlight Max is Aputure's cinema-grade ETC-style projection attachment for Bowens-mount LED heads: framing shutters, gobo slot, and a fixed lens that sets the beam angle.

This kit ships with the 50° lens. It's the widest of the three Spotlight Max options. Choose it when you're tight on space: small interiors, close throws, or when you need a wider patch of pattern from a short distance.

What's in the kit

Spotlight Max body with framing shutters and gobo slot
50° lens module
Bowens-mount adapter ring

Pair with an Electro Storm CS15 / XT26 or a 1200d / 600d-class Bowens head. Available from Filmgear Canada with Canada-wide shipping.

Aputure lighting product for projection patterns, gobos, window cuts, controlled beams, theatrical looks, and precise background shaping in Canadian film, video, studio, rental, education, and creator lighting setups
Aputure Spotlight projection modifier system positioning, so buyers can match the product to the right fixture, modifier, control, power, and transport workflow
Useful for kit planning because Aputure buyers often need to decide between one stronger light, several smaller fixtures, or a full accessory package
Aputure Spotlight Max Kit with 50° Lens is sold by Filmgear Canada with Vancouver-based help choosing compatible lights, stands, modifiers, power, and control accessories

1x Aputure Spotlight Max Kit with 50° Lens product package

This item is final sale. It cannot be returned, exchanged or refunded.

Final sale items may be Special Order items, open box, demo or display units, or clearance items.

If your item arrives damaged or defective, contact us immediately on delivery. Email info@filmgearcanada.com with a short video of the problem and the serial number. We will handle it under the manufacturer's warranty terms.

Before buying, ask us about compatibility, lead time or whether this gear suits your project at info@filmgearcanada.com or (604) 269-4161. Read our full Return Policy.

FAQ

What is this Aputure item best used for?

This product is best for projection patterns, gobos, window cuts, controlled beams, theatrical looks, and precise background shaping. It fits buyers who want an Aputure product that solves this exact lighting job while keeping the wider fixture, modifier, power, and control plan simple enough for real production days.

How should I compare it with nearby Aputure options?

Aputure Spotlight Max Kit with 50° Lens is a projection and beam-shaping choice rather than a softbox replacement. Compare 19, 26, 36, and 50 degree lenses by throw distance, beam size, sharpness needs, and room size; choose a softbox, dome, lantern, or Fresnel instead when the scene needs softness or broader output.

What accessories should I plan with it?

Plan the complete setup around stand strength, modifier size, grid or barndoor control, power method, case transport, app or DMX control, and any same-family accessories. Filmgear Canada can help match the product to the compatible Aputure workflow before you build the kit.

Is it a good choice for Canadian productions?

Yes, when the product title and family match the job you are trying to solve. Canadian crews should also think about shipping size, special-order timing when relevant, power configuration, local service expectations, and whether the item completes a usable kit instead of adding another standalone piece.

Who should choose something else instead?

Choose another Aputure item if you need more output, a different CCT or RGB capability, a different beam angle, a larger or smaller modifier, a different power connector, more travel-friendly packing, or a control workflow built around a different fixture family.