Godox P128 Parabolic Reflector Review

[@thomaskopp7974]

Seriously, everyone who ever used a Broncolor Para never wants to use anything else. Yes, they cost a small fortune but the built quality as well as the quality of the light is second to none! For even more flexibility use it with a zoomable head.

[@flashforum939]

I have the Broncolor Para 222 and 133 - both are amazing. I really enjoy the parabolic "look" and the versatility of these light-shapers. Great video 👍🏻

[@IddoGenuth]

Many thanks! You must have a huge studio to use the 222. Even the P128 takes a large chunk of real estate in our studio - I am thinking of storing it and opening it only when needed - the problem is not so much the reflector as the rod and also those tips which I always find myself getting into somehow.

[@bala1000mina]

Thank you so much for the helpful review!

[@ottawamountainman]

Thanks for the great video. Can I ask the exact model for those two round counter balance weights you added to the focusing rod? Thanks!

[@SimplestUsername]

I'd love to see a review of the FotodioX DLX. It's a Broncolor style parabolic reflector with absolute no youtube reviews.

[@codyconrad7333]

It looks to me as if they need to use a more highly reflective material to make this comparable to Broncolor.

[@apentice001]

Great review! Whick Godox 600 or 1200W (except the godox AD1200pro) can you put inside in term of weight? Do you know? Thank you in advance :)

[@IddoGenuth]

Thanks :) In the review we used the P2400 - I think its heavier so I assume anything else will work as well.

[@gusgarcia3d297]

Hi, thanks for the video; it is really informative. Would you consider that you can achieve the same look with a common softbox? I'm just asking because it seems that the interior material is not as punchy as the ones in other more expensive brands.

[@LensVid]

Maybe. I know Godox has been very attentive to our review (and other people's comments) about the aspect of this product (which is certainly very important). Parabolic systems also provide you with a lot of flexibility which goes beyond what a normal softbox can provide but if all you want is that punchy look I think Godox still needs to work on the internal material.

[@gusgarcia3d297]

Thank very much! @@LensVid

[@Strravaganza]

There is an expression: “Practice is the criterion of truth.” Try to determine in practice the difference between the light of a parabolic and the light of a regular umbrella. You'll be amazed at how small the differences are.

[@shaolin95]

Parabolix is much closer to the Broncolor than this. Such a disappointment from Godox