The Punch Black Diffusion #1 C-Reflector from LightBridge gives you a hard circular ray of light ideal for edge lighting. The reflected light is very highly directional, and 97% of a source is reflected while maintaining 100% color rendition.

The reflector holds firmly up to 3G of force, allowing it withstand high wind conditions. The surface stays extremely flat while working in a rough environments. The C-wheel mount is compatible with standard 5/8" baby pin mounts and receivers. A safety wedge releases the reflector when struck with 0.5 kN of force.

Speedrail for C-Wheel and C-Spigot    Hard Circular Ray of Light    Preserves Surface Flatness    Maintains 100% Color Rendition    Withstands High Wind Conditions    Protective Sleeve Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. In broncolor website and everywhere there are 2 products listed 1. Para 133 reflector and 2. Para 133 reflector without adapter. This is with all para models. Can someone explain the following to me 1) If i take first one, can i mount the Siros L straight from the back like normal softbox position 2) If i take the second one i.e. without adapter, it comes with focused tube etc but does it come with the attachment where i can mount Siros L or do i need to buy something more?

A: The Broncolor Para can not be used as a direct light source. The Option with out a specific mount is a 5/8ths stud that can be used, but using a light off axis will affect the quality of the results.

Q: 2. WIll this reflector fit the Profoto D2 500ws and 1000ws?

A: Yes this Zoom Reflector is compatible with both the D2 500 and D2 1000 monolights.

Q: 3. o if also using the para 133 for video and continuous light, the HR feature is needed? Also, am I correct i that the FT version is also required to use the 800L? Does the 800L generate enough power to use the full range of the para 133?

A: The 800L has enough power for this model.

Q: 4. Are there grids that work with the OCF Magnum Reflector?

A: There are no grids for the OCF Magnum.

Q: 5. Do I need an adapter to use with Siros 800? If so, which is the proper adapter?

A: This kit is for heat resistance and is really set up for other lights.It is better to get this kit, Broncolor Para 133 Reflector Kit with Focusing Tube B&H # BRP133RK MFR # B-33.550.03And this adapter, Broncolor Pulso Head Adapter for Para 88 FB B&H # BRAPP88FS MFR # B-33.489.00

Q: 6. How is the Para 133 connected to the stand on the stock photo of the item? I have both Avenger a5034 stand and Manfrotto 425b boom. Both are offered at Para 133 accessories page also. While the a5034 has a thin retractable spigot for heavier staff I prefer using the Avenger E200 adapter. This adapter is too thick to fit the Para's pivoting boom clamp. The Manfrotto 013 Spigot is too weak for the Para (with a mounted Siros L 800) which spins down when at angle leaving a deep groove in it.

A: In the photo, the Para 133 is resting in the Junior 1-1/8" receiver on the stand. The included swivel/stand adapter for the Para 133 is compatible with both Junior (1-1/8") receivers or Baby (5/8") mounting pins, we recommend mounting it to a Junior receiver when possible.

Q: 7. What is the difference between broncolor para HR, para FT and without Letter?

A: The HR designation notes heat resistant for continuous lights up to 2,000W. This includes Paras 88HR and 133HR. Paras 177 and 222 are also rated up to 2,000W.Paras 88 and 133 (non-HR) are only rated up to 650W continuous.Para F Kits include the focusing rod F, compatible with broncolor's adapter system to fit most strobe and HMI lamps.FT kits include the FT focusing rod with integrated electronics for broncolor's HMI and Tungsten FT lamp systems (sold separately).

Q: 8. is there a adapter that can be used with profoto heads?

A: For use with a Profoto head, simply swap to the focusing tube F133 (MFR #B-33.705.00 / BH #BRFTF133) instead of the FT focusing tube included in this kit, and Profoto Para Adapter (MFR #B-33.489.03 / BH #BRPAP88FB). Alternatively if you may order Para 133 with the Focusing Tube F133 instead of FT133 if you do not intend to use the FT lamp systems, B&H # BRP133HRFK / MFR # B-33.550.06).

Q: 9. Is there a diffuser?

A: There is no dedicated Profoto diffuser for this reflector no.

Q: 10. What's the difference between this kit and the FT Kit?

A: The main difference between the units is the BroncolorPara 133 FT Reflector Kit (52 )B&H#BRP133HRRKFT, would be their heat-resistant option designed for use with both hot lights and strobes, and has a maximum wattage recommendation of 2,000W Tungsten / 1600W HMI for hot light usage. The BroncolorPara 133 Reflector Kit with Focusing TubeB&H#BRP133RK, is a more economical option which is designed for strobe usage only, and is not heat-resistant for hot light usage.