Phottix replaces Para-Pro lineup with new Premio Parabolic Umbrellas
Phottix has just launched its new Premio Parabolic Umbrellas series, a replacement for its previous Para-Pro product lineup. The Premio series boasts an entirely new locking mechanism that is both simpler and stronger than the version found on the Para-Pro models, as well as deeper umbrellas and fiberglass spokes.
In all, there are eight versions of the Premio umbrellas you can put together: 47in / 120cm and 33in / 85cm umbrellas can be purchased in either 'shoot-through' or 'reflective' models, with reflective black backing available for the shoot-through models (2 stops of additional light) and white diffusers available for the reflective models.
All four models, plus reflective backing and diffusers, are available now at the following prices:
- 85cm Reflective Umbrella: $45
- 120cm Reflective Umbrella: $55
- 85cm Shoot-through Umbrella: $40
- 120cm Shoot-through Umbrella: $50
- 85cm White diffuser: $15
- 120cm White diffuser: $25
- 85cm Black backing: $15
- 120cm Black backing: $25
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