The Godox SA-P Projection Attachment and SA-17 Bowens S-Type Adapter Kit have been put together, to enable you to mount the SA-P projection attachment to any COB LED studio light with a Bowens S-Type fitting, enabling you to take advantage of all the benefits that the SA-P projection attachment has to offer. This bundle is perfect for Cinematographers, Theatrical productions, and , , , and  who are looking to add a little cinematic flair to their images.

SA-P Projection Attachment

The SA-P projection attachment allows you to insert a range of different Gobos, which can be used to project different shapes and patterns onto your background or subject. 

SA-17 Bowens S-Type Adapter

The Godox SA-17 adapter enables you to use the SA-P projection attachment with any LED studio light with a Bowens S-Type accessory mount. This gives you the opportunity to use the plethora of gobos and other accessories available for the / Godox S30D / S60D / S60BI, with more powerful LED COB lights that you may have in your studio. Also suitable for use with some small strobes such as the CITI300Pro and PIKA200 Series.

The Godox SA-P Projection Attachment and SA-17 Bowens S-type Adapter bundle is the perfect combination for any cinematographer, photographer, or theatrical production, who wants to project different shapes and patterns onto their background or subject but needs something more powerful than the / Godox S30D / S60D / S60BI. The Godox SA-P Projection Attachment and SA-17 Bowens Adapter Bundle are also great for product and food photographers, enabling them to highlight a certain part of the image.

Not Suitable for use with the CITI1200 Pro, CITI600 Series, CITI400 Pro LUMI Series, KINO Series or STORM Series Strobes. 

Important Usage Notes:

As part of our standard cautionary protocol, please ensure that the shutter is open while the projector is in use. If the shutter remains closed during operation, the lens may overheat and break. The projector should also not be in operation for a long time due to potential overheating issues.

It is crucial to keep the shutter open while the projector is in use. If the shutter remains closed, the lens can overheat and potentially break, even if the light itself continues operating normally. This issue occurs because heat builds up rapidly when the light output is blocked.