Neewer Reflective Parabolic Umbrella Fiberglass Review

Good umbrella. There is a nice soft light with reflection. The biggest disappointment is the stem which is not thick enough to support the weight of the entire umbrella, it starts to bend when placed on the umbrella holder.

I shot it from behind for a white background and bounced it to evenly light the area. That's big. Good soft light even with a 400WS flash when bouncing off objects. Shoot, I need to find another spread layer to make me happy

amazing parabola! There are other parabolic umbrellas that cost thousands of dollars and this umbrella is just as good! With the right flash, the light this umbrella gives off is just beautiful! I would highly recommend it to photographers on a budget. You won't be disappointed, trust me!

I saw a fashion photographer with a 7ft silver reflective umbrella and noticed her standing in front of it. I tried it, it works, the body didn't cast a shadow due to the super size. If you need a large light source, this will help. Two points: This is not a 7ft umbrella when open, it is a 6ft umbrella. Think about what the wind outside can do to a studio umbrella.

I LOVE my results with this and Einstein! The Paul S. Buff umbrellas were on hand and I'm really glad because they just couldn't fit in my small space. This one is only about a foot smaller and the results are exactly what I was hoping for. I'm just amazed at how good these things are and I'm new to studio lighting. SO easy to set up. :D

I saw a fashion photographer with a 7ft diameter reflective silver umbrella and noticed her standing in front of him. I tried it, it works, the body didn't cast a shadow due to the super size. If you need a large light source, this will help. Two points: This is not a 7ft umbrella when open, it is a 6ft umbrella. Think about what the wind outside can do to a studio umbrella.