There were couple of threads a while back. Did anyone get it and how do you like it?
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bobbyz Cream of the Crop 18,105 posts Joined Nov 2007 Bay Area, CA More info | Jan 24, 2017 09:35 | #1 There were couple of threads a while back. Did anyone get it and how do you like it? 5dmk3, 35L, 85L II, 300mm f2.8 IS I, 400mm f5.6 LOG IN TO REPLY |
Jan 24, 2017 21:53 | #3 Been using the 35" and 55" for the last few model shoots. Nice!
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Jan 25, 2017 08:17 | #4 See that you are using on location. How do you like it? How easy to setup, teardown for location? 55" I would heavy I assume requiring a nice heavy duty stand. Definitely looking for more details. Thanks. 5dmk3, 35L, 85L II, 300mm f2.8 IS I, 400mm f5.6 LOG IN TO REPLY |
The 35" Parabolix has become my "go to" modifier for on location work. Very easy setup, and easily movable from place to place. Focused or de-focused it has performed great. The 55" is quite a bit larger, and I've only used it in the studio on heavy duty rolling/cranking stands.
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Jan 25, 2017 09:39 | #6 Thanks. 5dmk3, 35L, 85L II, 300mm f2.8 IS I, 400mm f5.6 LOG IN TO REPLY |
ethompson53 Hatchling 8 posts Joined Nov 2014 More info Post has been edited 4 months ago by ethompson53. | Jan 25, 2017 20:37 | #7 I recently received a 45" version just after the new year and I'm very please with the design, manufacture and light quality. I've tested it on two shoots so far. Coming from a Cheetahstand RB120 with a Chopstick, it's definitely an upgrade.
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Jan 25, 2017 20:40 | #8 ethompson53 wrote in post #18255543 I recently received a 45" version just after the new year and I'm very please with the design, manufacture and light quality. I've tested it on two shoots so far.Coming from a Cheetahstand RB120 with Chopstick, it's definitely an upgrade.
Well, thanks a LOT! I just got the RB-120 a couple hours ago, and what little excitement I had today was totally ruined by your gorgeous images. LOG IN TO REPLY |
ethompson53 Hatchling 8 posts Joined Nov 2014 More info Post has been edited 4 months ago by ethompson53. | Thanks but don't be...the RB120 is a very good modifier. You won't be disappointed with your results. The Parabolix is just more elegant modifier but at a higher price point and I've found a difference in the light quality. I'm really growing to like this. LOG IN TO REPLY |
Jan 25, 2017 21:56 | #10 ethompson53 wrote in post #18255575 Thanks but don't be...the RB120 is a very good modifier. You won't be disappointed with your results. The Parabolix is just more elegant modifier but at a higher price point and I've found a difference in the light quality. I really growing to like this. I was just kidding. I'm liking the RB120 already. The Parabolix is in the future for me at some point. Post more photos with the Parabolix, if you don't mind. LOG IN TO REPLY |
I have both the RB120 and RB150. The Parabolix still remains my "go to" modifier. I've have the luck of driving to the facility in Los Angeles and shooting on site with the founder.
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bobbyz THREAD STARTER Cream of the Crop 18,105 posts Joined Nov 2007 Bay Area, CA More info Post has been edited 5 months ago by bobbyz. | Jan 26, 2017 09:44 | #12 Maybe it is me but I am not seeing contrasty, Broncolor para kind of light. I am hoping the budget gets approved and able to pick parabolix 55". 5dmk3, 35L, 85L II, 300mm f2.8 IS I, 400mm f5.6 LOG IN TO REPLY |
kickmaster Senior Member  514 posts Gallery: 22 photos Joined Nov 2004 San Diego. CA More info Post has been edited 5 months ago by kickmaster. | The more "focused" the more contrast..... Canon Forever! 5D III, 1DX, L Primes & Zooms, Kino-Flo, Einsteins, Diva Ringlight, Phottix Indra 500 TTL, Full studio.... LOG IN TO REPLY |
ethompson53 Hatchling 8 posts Joined Nov 2014 More info | Part of the Broncolor para contrast comes from the environment it's used in. For example, in a place where you can build contrast by the use of negative fill the look is easily achieved. In my space which is small, with low ceilings, it's more difficult when using modifiers of that size. I solve it by using grids. Here are a couple of images shot with the Parabolix, focused, with a grid, that keeps light from bouncing around my space providing, too much fill.
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Jan 26, 2017 12:49 | #15 Thanks. 5dmk3, 35L, 85L II, 300mm f2.8 IS I, 400mm f5.6 LOG IN TO REPLY |
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