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A parabolic umbrella is a photography lighting modifier that is shaped like an umbrella with a parabolic curve. It is commonly used in studio and portrait photography to soften and diffuse the light while still maintaining a focused and directional quality.
Please note that a light and stand are not included. Pictures are used for illustrative purposes only
Silver vs. White Reflective?
Silver reflective umbrella:
- Produces a more specular and contrasty light compared to a white umbrella.
- Has a silver reflective lining that bounces the light back towards the subject, creating a stronger and more direct light source.
- Creates more defined shadows and highlights
White reflective umbrella:
- Produces a softer and more diffused light compared to a silver umbrella.
- Has a white reflective lining that spreads the light more evenly, creating a larger and softer light source.
- Typically used for creating a softer, "flatter" light
Features:
- Ideal for use with studio lights and flashes due to its lightweight design
- Silver interior enhances contrast and highlights, producing a more specular and direct light source
- 16 rods create a rounder catchlight in the eyes of the subject, which can enhance the overall look of a portrait
- Parabolic-like design helps to create a deep-throw of light
- Increased "punch" of light helps to create more drama in the final image
Specifications:
- Size: 165cm
- 16 rods provide a strong and stable frame for the modifier
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
A parabolic umbrella is a photography lighting modifier that is shaped like an umbrella with a parabolic curve. It is commonly used in studio and portrait photography to soften and diffuse the light while still maintaining a focused and directional quality.
Please note that a light and stand are not included. Pictures are used for illustrative purposes only
Silver vs. White Reflective?
Silver reflective umbrella:
- Produces a more specular and contrasty light compared to a white umbrella.
- Has a silver reflective lining that bounces the light back towards the subject, creating a stronger and more direct light source.
- Creates more defined shadows and highlights
White reflective umbrella:
- Produces a softer and more diffused light compared to a silver umbrella.
- Has a white reflective lining that spreads the light more evenly, creating a larger and softer light source.
- Typically used for creating a softer, "flatter" light
Features:
- Ideal for use with studio lights and flashes due to its lightweight design
- Silver interior enhances contrast and highlights, producing a more specular and direct light source
- 16 rods create a rounder catchlight in the eyes of the subject, which can enhance the overall look of a portrait
- Parabolic-like design helps to create a deep-throw of light
- Increased "punch" of light helps to create more drama in the final image
Specifications:
- Size: 165cm
- 16 rods provide a strong and stable frame for the modifier
















