Alphard Parabolic 222
Tax included where applicable. Delivery, rigging and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
ELVARNIXO Shaping — light is made at the last metre
The Alphard is the portrait engine of the modern studio: a true parabolic curve on an indexed rod, travelling from specular bite to wrapped glow with a note-taking level of repeatability.
Light is shaped at the last metre, so the last metre gets the best materials: silver and white textiles woven and measured for even spread, diffusion in graded weights that stay neutral, and frames that open in seconds and survive years of vans. Every modifier is measured on our photometric bench — the beam pattern in the listing is the beam pattern in the box.
Design & Craft
- Beam maps at three rod positions ship in the box
- S-type as standard; speedrings for major systems in the options
- Every panel, rib and layer stocked as a part for fifteen years
- Beam pattern measured on our photometric bench — the listing is the box
- Silver keeps its colour; ribs replace one by one
- Sixteen or twenty-four ribs holding a true parabolic curve
Specifications
| Diameter | 222 cm |
| Ribs | 24 |
| Focus | Indexed rod, repeatable |
| Maps | Beam maps at 3 positions |
| Mount | S-type + major speedrings |
| Weight | ≈ 9.3 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, parts stocked 15 |
Care
Open and close by the hub, not the ribs; keep speedrings matched to their fixture; and shake dust from grids rather than washing them. Fabrics keep their neutrality for years if they travel in their sleeves.
Questions, Answered
Which mount does it fit?
S-type as standard, with speedrings for the major systems listed in the options. Tell the concierge your fixtures and we confirm fitment before dispatch.
Can textiles be replaced?
Every panel, rib and diffusion layer is a stocked part for fifteen years. Modifiers should retire from fashion, not from failure.
The ELVARNIXO Promise
Trade up within five years at an honest, published buy-back rate. Working photographers' equipment should hold its value the way it holds its colour.