Resembling a tulip cup, the very deep canopy of this softbox is one of its important features. This shape allows the user to control precisely where the light falls and soften the light stream.
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Key Features
- Godox Mount
- Silver and Gold Internal Reflectors
- Quick Release Umbrella Frame
- Grid and Carry Bag
Resembling a tulip cup, the very deep canopy of this softbox is one of its important features. This shape allows the user to control precisely where the light falls and soften the light stream.
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Godox Parabolic Softbox Reviews
Great product
By Mitko
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-06-27
The Godox softbox produces a soft and even light that is perfect for portraits and studio photography. It reduces harsh shadows and gives a very professional look to the images. Assembly is fairly easy, although it requires a bit of attention the first time. The build quality is solid and suitable for regular use. Overall, it’s a great value for studio lighting.
Perfect for the AD300PRO
By Rick T.
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-11-06
I am using this softbox for my outdoor portraits with great results! It is also the perfect size because I donât want a sail during windy shoots. This thing offers a ton of different options for different looks. Anyone with the AD300/Xplor300, this is a must purchase!
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Does this work with the Godox AD200?
Does this work with the Godox AD200?
Unfortunately, no, the Godox Parabolic Softbox (65cm) would not be compatible for use with the Godox AD200 TTL Pocket Flash Kit. However, as an alternative option, if you purchase the Godox S2 Speedlite Bracket for Bowens, B&H # GOS2, then either the Godox P70 Parabolic Softbox (27.6"), B&H # GOQRP70, or the Godox Octa Softbox with Bowens Speed Ring (31.5"), B&H # GOSBUE80, would be alternative similarly-sized softboxes that may be used with the Godox AD200 TTL Pocket Flash.
Date published: 2022-03-28
Do I need a bracket or attachment for a AD300 to ...
Do I need a bracket or attachment for a AD300 to fit into this? Thanks in advance!
No, the AD300 and Ad400 have the same mounting system and adapt to the same light shaping tools.
Date published: 2022-12-04
does it fit with godox BM600 flash?
does it fit with godox BM600 flash?
No, this Godox Parabolic Softbox is not compatible with the Godox AD600BM.
Date published: 2022-09-30
What is the size of the soft box collapsed?
What is the size of the soft box collapsed?
The collapsed size of the Godox AD-65S is around 23 inches.
Date published: 2022-11-17
Would this work with a canon speed light and ...
Would this work with a canon speed light and adapter? or would there not be enough light output?
Unfortunately there is no adapter from Godox mount to speedlight.
Date published: 2022-06-13
Does it fit with godox s2 bracket? And what is ...
Does it fit with godox s2 bracket?
And what is the difference between Ad-s65s & Ad-s65w softboxes?
The 2 softboxs do not have a bowens mount so they will not fit on the bowens mount but they will fit directly on the ad300 & ad400. The ADs65s has silver inside & the ADS65W has a white inside.
Date published: 2023-02-08
does it fit the ad300 pro?
does it fit the ad300 pro?
Yes, this Godox Parabolic softbox can work with the Godox AD300 Pro.
Date published: 2021-12-03
What is the angle of coverage of this softbox?
What is the angle of coverage of this softbox?
Yep, many don't list the angle of coverage, though many do (including all kinds of parabolics). Anyone out there using this item who has measured the spread (pretty easy to do: aim at dark/blank wall, measure and then do the simple math)?
Date published: 2022-10-03