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Broncolor
Broncolor Tilt Head for Para 88 and 222 Reflectors
A tilt head that angles Para 88 and 222 reflectors for precise light positioning in the studio
- Precise light direction with smooth tilt mechanism for Para 88 and 222 reflectors
- Secure reflector mounting built for Para 88 and 222 compatibility
- Reliable studio performance from durable high-quality construction
- Accurate positioning control via smooth tilting action
- Optimised lighting workflow with dedicated Para 88 and 222 integration
Broncolor Tilt Head for Para Reflectors
The Broncolor Tilt Head is a studio accessory built to angle Para 88 and 222 reflectors with precision. It gives photographers exact control over light direction for professional results. Durable construction ensures stability during demanding shoots.
Check reflector model and mounting before ordering
Verify you own a Broncolor Para 88 or 222 reflector, as this tilt head is made specifically for those two models. Confirm your existing light head accepts the tilt mechanism so the reflector locks securely in place.
Suits photographers needing precise Para positioning
This tilt head serves users who must fine-tune the angle of a Para 88 or 222 reflector for exact light shaping. Photographers using other reflector brands or sizes, or those who never adjust reflector tilt, will not benefit from this accessory.
Highlights
- Precise light direction with smooth tilt mechanism for Para 88 and 222 reflectors
- Secure reflector mounting built for Para 88 and 222 compatibility
- Reliable studio performance from durable high-quality construction
- Accurate positioning control via smooth tilting action
- Optimised lighting workflow with dedicated Para 88 and 222 integration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the box include the Para 88 or 222 reflector, or must it be purchased separately?
The tilt head is sold alone; the Para 88 and 222 reflectors are separate purchases.
How do I choose between the Para 88 and the larger Para 222 for this tilt head?
Both reflectors fit the same tilt head; choose 88 for tighter spaces or 222 for broader coverage.
What does the tilting mechanism actually change when the head is mounted on a stand?
It lets you angle the attached reflector precisely up or down, directing the light beam without moving the stand.
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