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Spiffy by Spekular Light Blaster Strobe Based Projector

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Spiffy by Spekular Light Blaster Strobe Based Projector
Key Features
  • For Canon EF/EF-S Lenses
  • Optional Nikon Adapter
  • Shoe Mount Flash w/ Lens Projects Slides
  • Use Your Own Slides
The Light Blaster Strobe Based Projector from Spiffy Gear allows you to use your shoe mount flash and a Canon EF or EF-S lens to transform an ordinary wall into a creative background of patterns, landscapes, people and places. Use your vacation slides to place your subject in a crowd or on a bridge or in a village square.
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Spiffy by Spekular Light Blaster Overview

The Light Blaster Strobe Based Projector from Spiffy Gear allows you to use your shoe mount flash and a Canon EF or EF-S lens to transform an ordinary wall into a creative background of patterns, landscapes, people and places. Use your vacation slides to place your subject in a crowd or on a bridge or in a village square.

If slides are unavailable or you just want some fresh material, Spiffy Gear has four creative multiple slide kits for you with everything from haunted houses to vivid patterns to earth in space. There's even a set that will allow you to put your choice of angel or fairy wings on your subject. For Nikon users there's an adapter that lets you share in the fun. The light Blaster comes with a slide cartridge, slide, and a Spiffy case.

Spiffy by Spekular Light Blaster Specs

Compatibility
Canon EF and EF-S lenses, Nikon F lenses with adapter
Construction
Polycarbonate, stainless steel
Tripod Mount Thread
1/4"-20
Dimensions
6.3 x 5.5 x 3.7" (160 x 140 x 95 mm)
Weight
5.36 oz (152 g)
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.805 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
6.3 x 5.85 x 4"

Spiffy by Spekular Light Blaster Reviews

Handy

By Scott
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-12-11

Nice size projector for creative photography!

Fun addition to my camera kit

By Len
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2019-06-05

This is a great addition to my camera kit. It is not, however, a stand alone piece of gear. It requires that you have a flash and a optically fast lens, preferably a wide angle(24mm or wider) to use it. It also helps if you have a good understanding of the inverse square law. With that in mind, the unit worked as expected. I am certain I will get some very interesting images using it. The only point of concern I have is that when I wanted to remove my lens from it, I could not. The release button does not function very smoothly. Eventually I found that if I put my finger on the release as close to the base of the lens as I could, then pressed down on the release, I could remove the lens.

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question

Can I use Gobos with this or only slides?
Asked by: Greg
You can get slide size gobos made at a laser cutting place. If you create enough gobos to fill an A4 or letter size piece of paper that are also precut to get them separated then you would have a lot of shapes and gobos to choose from. Spiffy Gear also sells a set of metal gobos. The pro gobo kit.
Answered by: Will P.
Date published: 2018-08-28

Will it work with the Godox AD200Pro?

Will it work with the Godox AD200Pro?
Asked by: Quintin
Yes, the Spiffy by Spekular Light Blaster Strobe-Based Projector will work with the Godox AD200 Speedlight head; it will not work with a bare bulb or round head attachment.
Answered by: Davis H
Date published: 2025-10-16

Would this work with a Profoto A1?

Would this work with a Profoto A1?
Asked by: Nelson
This is not compatible with an A1.
Answered by: Reuben K
Date published: 2020-10-23

question

What does it do?
Asked by: Rob
I wondered the same thing. From their website it appears you put a strobe in one side, a lens on the other, and put a slide in it to project an image for your background. Not a very descriptive description here though.
Answered by: Thomas M.
Date published: 2024-12-15
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