SKU: GC88-PH85377

Phottix Premio Reflective Umbrella (White Interior, 33")

Phottix has created this 33" Premio Reflective White Umbrella to widen and diffuse your light source's beam spread while maintaining moderate contrast and a neutral color rendition. Phottix employs heavy-duty fiberglass support ribs that reflect more natural-looking catchlights in the eyes of your subject. A diffuser that fits over the open end of the umbrella to effectively turn it into a softbox is available as an option.

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Phottix has created this 33" Premio Reflective White Umbrella to widen and diffuse your light source's beam spread while maintaining moderate contrast and a neutral color rendition. Phottix employs heavy-duty fiberglass support ribs that reflect more natural-looking catchlights in the eyes of your subject. A diffuser that fits over the open end of the umbrella to effectively turn it into a softbox is available as an option.

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