Fotodiox Pro Parabolic Umbrella 60" White Translucent

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Control and modify strobes and LED continuous lights with the 60" FotodioX Pro Parabolic Umbrella 60" White Translucentfrom FotodioX, a professional-grade modifier that softens and broadens the output of any light source. This umbrella features a diffusive one-stop white nylon that exhibits wide coverage, low contrast and a substantial boost in the ambient light level. Instead of traditionally bouncing your light source inside the umbrella, turn it around and aim the convex side of the umbrella toward your subject. While still diffused, you will get wide coverage and a snappy look with more contrast.

This umbrella also comes with a one-stop diffusion cover that mounts on the open side of the umbrella and turns the reflective, bounce-type umbrella into a light source comparable to a softbox.

Modifies Strobes and LED Lights 16-Rib Structure Spreads Light Evenly Durable, Professional-Grade Construction 1-Stop Diffusion Cover

Parameters
Size	60.0" / 1.5 m
Interior Color	White (Translucent)
Exterior	White
Rods	16
Material of Construction	Nylon
Weight	2.2 lb / 1 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	2.9 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	36.5 x 4.25 x 4.25"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this 1-stop of diffusion? Same as Westcott 7' diffusion umbrella? It looks more translucent. Thanks

A: Yes, this umbrella yields a 1 stop loss.

Q: 2. Does this come with its own carrying bag?

A: The umbrella in the FotodioX Pro Parabolic Umbrella with Diffusion Cover (72", White Reflective) comes with a storage bag.

Q: 3. Does this diffuser come with a bag?

A: The umbrella will have a carrying case.

Q: 4. is this a rain proof umbrella that can be used outside for shooting in a rainforest?

A: No.

Q: 5. Hi, does it come with the original soft case?

A: The Godox White Parabolic Umbrella (51") BH #GOUB130W will come in a sleeve.

Q: 6. What is the umbrella's shaft size?

A: The FotodioX Pro DEEP Parabolic Umbrella (65", White Reflective) has an 8mm shaft.

Q: 7. Shaft thickness?

A: The Godox Parabolic Umbrella (41.3", White) has a standard 8mm diameter shaft.

Q: 8. How heat resistant is the umbrella. Can I shine a 150w light bulb up close to it

A: This umbrella can handle up to 500 watts of tungsten light.

Q: 9. What size is the umbrella shaft size?

A: The FotodioX Pro DEEP Parabolic Umbrella has an 8mm shaft.

Q: 10. Can I use this umbrella with a speedlight as opposed to a strobe?

A: You can use speedlights but you will not get the same effect as a strobe.

Bruce	25/09/2024
[16] This is the 2nd 7-ft shoot-thru I have owned. I like the huge, soft light for portraits. Construction seems better than the previous umbrella from another manufacturer. Not sure if B&H wants me to tell this: They sold it to me for approx 50% off so it seems even better. 5

Ngoc	19/08/2024
[Nylon] it is awesome 5

Lou	25/07/2024
[16] Very big light modifier. 5

Peter	06/07/2024
[White] This large umbrella delivers a perfectly soft light for the portraits that I shoot. The stand is sturdy and easy to adjust, the bracket meets all of my needs, it fits perfectly for holding the umbrella as well as my flash. You will need some space to set this up, but the quality of the light makes it worth it. 5

Jeffrey	09/06/2024
[Nylon] Large, high quality and affordable. Great modifier at a very reasonable price. 5

Weihls	09/06/2024
[2.9 lb] As a new photographer, this was a gamer changer for me. 5

David	29/05/2024
[2.9 lb] Interesting design. Get a large umbrella with a smaller foot print. 5

Heyward	25/05/2024
[Nylon] Quality shoot through umbrella for photographing couples outside. 5

Patricia	18/05/2024
[Nylon] I absolutely love this huge parabolic umbrella. The large surface area helps wrap more soft, natural-looking light around my entire subject. It is compact, light weight and easy to open and close. No worries pinching my fingers when I closed it. I intend on purchasing at least one more, maybe two. 5

Moreno	18/05/2024
[16] Right now, I use this umbrella to reduce contrast when filming the flowers in my garden (I am making a video on gardening). This umbrella is large enough to shade the areas I need and the light under it is flat. 5