Everything you wanted to know about Parabolic Reflectors - Part 1

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In this video, we talk about a premium light shaping tool from Good called the Parabolic Reflectors. They are different from other common light shaping tools in many different ways. In this video, we explain all of them.
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[@andyvan5692]

great beginner level video, WELL Done.

[@Tech-YouTube]

It Is A Very Good Product According To The Price, 🙂 It Is Not For Small Photographers Or Small KZbinrs, It Is Very Expensive…☺️

[@rangiribtc]

Good video 👍👍💕💕💕👍

[@ego-shooters]

Thx for this series, first time I could really see what these modifiers do on the model. I am just currently having a hard time choosing which one to try first (=purchase). I initially thought the 128 but I currently have the feeling, that it migh sit too heavily in between the 88 and the 158, meaning it is not as aggressive as the 88 and not as "fahion-y" as the 158 so I would get something that is kind of a bad compromise.

[@bnkakl]

congrats on the start and the 1st of the videos from the new studio! love that wall 🙂

[@akhilgeorge1531]

nice

[@andreasstolten9179]

The show performance of the Godox is really disappoinng when compared to Broncolor or Parabolix reflectors. To me it is not worth the money.

[@arvind_venugopal__]

Woww Nice product 😍

[@carlosrobles1475]

What is that battery looking thing on the floor that saids Godoy???!😮

[@PIXELVIILAGE]

That’s called the Power Pack. The Flash Head derives the power from this pack. This one is a 1200W generator which can power 2 flash heads. Must be connected to power from Mains. There are no batteries inside. 👍

[@makewithmegma]

💕👍

[@rajeev2672]

Hi sir ❤️

[@bharatitikadar1626]

Hello sir...it’s a nice video...

[@krishnendra2932]

👏👏👏👌👏👏👏

[@shaolin95]

Big disappointment. They are not really giving the parabolic look of a Bronocolor or even Parabolix

[@ChibaCityBlues]

It was Briese, not Bron. Bron is just a copy.

[@Strravaganza]

Unfortunately, in terms of price and quality, this is not the best product. The light it produces is nowhere near as good as people make it out to be, and the so-called "focusing" is just a change in the light pattern caused by a change in the size of the source. In fact, they are trying to sell us a large umbrella that can work like a small one. Plus those awful protruding spokes that pose a danger to the model. No mother would let a photographer with such a thing near her child.

[@wellwhatthen10101]

Well said my thoughts exactly. Item is pumped up to be better than its worth. And I don't care what anybody is saying about this reflecter .

[@mitigo]

This does not fair well to the broncolor paras. If you ever used a true parabolic reflector like the broncolor paras, you would understand how unique their quality of light they produce is.

[@Strravaganza]

@@mitigo I haven't used it myself, but I've seen a lot of photos. I was absolutely not impressed.

[@mitigo]

@@Strravaganza Look at Karl Taylor's work. I'm not going to take you seriously if you think his work is not impressive

[@Strravaganza]

@@mitigo Thanks, I've been looking. Carl's work is impressive, Broncolor's is not!