【What's in the box】White Flash Diffuser * 3. Designed to fit closely with the Godox TT520II and TT560II Camera Flash, no light leakage, help control light effects precisely, and improve shooting ...

Commercial flash diffusers and bounce cards are pricey for what they are, thin sheets of foam and plastic. This DIY version uses a sheet of craft foam and a band of elastic for nearly-free flash ...

【Dome Flash Diffuser】The unique dome shaped light modifier helps soften strong, harsh flashes and spread the light evenly to reduce shadows. A great add on accessory for your Z2/Z1 flash to achieve ...

Commercial flash diffusers are quite expensive for what they are—light-weight pieces of plastic designed to help cut down the harshness of the naked camera flash. Turns out run-of-the-mill drawer ...

ExpoImaging is perhaps best known for creating the Rogue FlashBender, but it also produces a collection of round magnetic flash modifiers that are quick and easy to use. Paired with the Rogue Flash ...

More often than not, the pop-up flash on your DSLR or mirrorless camera tends to make pictures worse rather than better. Therefore, we generally reserve it as a last resort, when there simply is not ...

Has your expensive smoking habit prevented you from picking up a real DSLR flash? Well continue to tar up those lungs because that problem has been solved. Conveniently, an empty pack of cigarettes ...

Have you ever used your D-SLR's built-in pop-up flash and been disappointed with the washed-out, deer-in-the-headlights look you get? You could get a big, heavy—and ...

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I’ve been going batshit crazy with my DSLR the last few months and I’m one of those weird dudes who likes to take macro shots. I don’t know why, but I like taking close up pictures of things because I ...

Product not yet reviewed by PCMag editors. 22 Feb 2012 Have you ever used your D-SLR's built-in pop-up flash and been disappointed with the washed-out, deer-in-the ...