(88") black/white strip fiberglass parabolic umbrella - clearance
The PIXAPRO 88" Parabolic Black/White Umbrella is a uniquely shaped parabolic umbrella, which emulates the look of a large rectangular softbox, but with a far wider spread, making it great for High-Key photography. It gives you the best balance of soft diffused lighting, whilst taking up less space than a traditional Parabolic Umbrella with the same diameter, or a similarly sized softbox would. Perfect for times when you need Beautifully Soft Lighting, in a confined area. It is also great working in large crowds. Great for Full-length portraits, weddings, new-borns, events, as well as for fashion, beauty and glamour work. It is also great for photographing large groups due to the large coverage it produces.
The PIXAPRO 88" Parabolic Black/White Umbrella can easily produce a look which emulates soft window lighting, without the circular catchlights you would get using a traditional round parabolic umbrella. It can be mounted horizontally for beautiful wrapping light, great for photographing large groups, or it can be mounted vertically which is great for full-length portraits.
The PIXAPRO 88" Parabolic Black/White Umbrella can be used as a white reflective bounce umbrella, or it can be used as a large translucent white shoot-though umbrella, by simply removing the premium-quality black and silver reflective backing material. With its fiberglass frame, and aluminum shaft makes the PIXAPRO 88" Parabolic Black/White Umbrella super durable. It is very quick and easy to set up since it opens like a traditional round umbrella and collapses down into a carry bag for transportation.
The PIXAPRO 88" Parabolic Black/White Umbrella features an 8mm shaft, making it compatible with most brands of studio strobes. It can also be used with Speedlite flashes when used off-camera with an umbrella adapter or one of the Pixapro Smart brackets.
The PIXAPRO 88" Parabolic Black/White Umbrella is the perfect solution for photographers who want a large, wrapping light source, when shooting in areas with limited space.
