PowerPak SB2030 Unviersal 20cm*30cm Softbox (For Speedlite / Camera Flash SB2030) Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon . Compare Prices and Save!

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Does this block the focus assist on the altura ttl flash?
hi, I bought the 6x5 for my fuji xt30. However, it give a lot of reflection for people wearing glasses when pointing the flash directly forward with the diffuser and it's not improved with the second diffusion. Any tip to reduce it?
This flash diffuser is great but there is a trick to getting good results with it. First of all, I find that if you just put on the diffuser and angle it at a 90 degree angle it might create a shade/shadow effect over the lens, thereby reducing the amount of light going to the lens and sensor significantly. So in order to minimize that effect, you'll need to angle the flash head up a little. One way of doing that is by inserting the diffuser all the way down the flash head and use the rubber band to secure the diffuser right where the flash head meets the base of the speedlite. The rubber band will be sitting right in the gap between the flash head and the base which prevents the flash head from collapsing all the way down to 90 degrees. That's a FYI for you all.
What are the purposes of 3 sizes of the softbox
what size of light softbox do you suggest for weddings into church? 15cm is allright or i need more?
this will block the infrared af assist lights
Is it just me or dose he look stoned as hell?
I'm a hobbyist and bought this to use with a used Nikon SB-22 Speedlight. It gives great results, but I find the design of the SB-22 is too short to securely attach the diffuser (the light end only sticks out about a half-inch from the body of the flash). Are there better Nikon flashes to use with this?
Guys, honestly don't buy this. First of all, the test images shown have been shot by placing the flash on the top right of the subject and triggered using a wireless trigger. So it's not an ON CAMERA FLASH shot which most of you are looking for. The second thing to remember, larger your light source = softer the shadows and vice versa Which means, your light source (diffuser) should be larger than your subject. This diffuser is just so small and hardly bigger than any humans face. Therefore it will create harsh shadows when compared to a large softbox (80cms or 120cms) When compared to a bare Speedlite, you will get just little less harsh shadows. by using this diffuser you are not going to get those flattering mindblowing that you usually see in magazines etc.
the photo example was shot with wireless in her left side look at the shadow, its not mounted in the camera.
Can this work for professional photography like photo shoots for weddings Or even general single photo shoots?
I read your answer in the macro question below, but could you specify which size would be best or provide a link please?
Any issues fitting this to a Godox TT685? How about the Godox V1?
what size is better for macro photography?
Can I use this diffuser on godox
Great video, provide good information and ideas for photography.
I was reading in some reviews that some people bought this and didn’t fit properly. I’m planning on getting the Sony HVLF43M. Will this be able to fit?
Does the diffuser's shape matter (octagon vs. rectangle)?
What are the advantages or disadvantages of this product vs your flash diffuser reflector? Are you able to recommend one over the other or do they serve different needs?
Can you do a give away on altura and canon flashes
Hello Sir,i wanna buy this for my yongnuo 560 i ,is it compatible with my old flash model
I think the way the sides collapse in would reduce the sideway light throw. If not for that I would definitely get one but I think I will go with a different design.
Is it good only for potrait or good with group picture ?
Can it fit the Yongnuo YN685?
hi does angling the speedlight head has an effect of the photo when using this? i was going just point the flash head directly but that might block the speedlight auto assist beam light so do u usually angle it like at least 45 or 75 degrees? i was told to angle the softbox but i'm assuming everyone will put the softbox on and make sure it is straight and not crooked slightly down to one only time it might be crooked is when the strap becomes loose and the softbox might tilt one way slightly and not straight
I bought a $1 flash light and a $.88 cardboard and cut it out taped it together put aluminum in it and used the Walmart bag that came with as the defuses it works great and it's portable
FAKE SAMPLE
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Everyone's first question should be, " What is the f stop reduction?"
para que pones el titulo en español si el video va a estar en ingles?
I order for mine today. I hope there shall be no delay before it get to Nigeria just cant wait though
Just got mine in the mail today but it didn't come with that reflective material crap but I'm still happy with it. It's a matter of fact, the other stuff that I got, came with extra stuff which is suppose to be sold separately but was added. Thank you.
Just got mine in the mail today!  Thanks for the video!
Just ordered 3. This should solve the "harsh light" problem when shooting a group shot outside, with 3 flash units, one mounted on camera. Ron
But your sample photo test that is on the video, is a total fake. It's just the same photo with different edition on photoshop. At least make a real test.
hello i have a Altura flash kit but i dont have a hard diffuser and i would like one with out having to buy another bundle kit where can i get a single hard diffuser? i looked on Amazon dont have none same goes for ebay.
can i use this for the nikon sb200 twin flash. thanks
Another question. Will the box block the flash's infrared focus assist beam when the flash is facing straight forward?
Would this be good for full length body shots or just mainly headshots?
Great video! Thank you very much! I think I’ll just use the standard diffuser that comes with the flash and just bounce it from the ceiling.
Can I have a question? Just had my first official paid photoshoot. I was struggling because the place was too small and I couldn't put my softbox anywhere. I had to use my speedlight without softbox and it was nightmare. There was a window behind the subject. When I used the speedlight, the natural light just disappeared. What did I do wrong? I guess it's not because of the diffuser because in your images the natural light through the window is still there. Thanks for your advice the video is really helpful, you won a new subscriber
Good test.
Something that I liked using was the "Rogue Photographic Design FlashBender v3 Soft Box Kit". It's a large, well put together paper that you can shape and reshape to the type of bounce of light you desire. You can even form it into a nice snoot. The cost is about £ 83.
just what i needed, the fabric one is the one ill probably get.
Nice test! Thank you for that. I can imagine that the paper and the flat-silver diffuser work very well incide, with a white ceiling. but how good are they outside?
Very useful information, I learned so much about all these types of diffusers. Thank you for sharing!
I am looking for a good diffuser. Thank you sir. Your video is very helpful.
Very Useful Video Thank you Sir
The same thing as you
Loved this video. I haven't got a flash diffuser yet. I will have to get the 10/10. I was surprised about the 2nd one being so naff. You made me laugh with the comment about looking like a complete numpty. You're doing a great job with your videos btw
GREAT vid! You nailed the addage that the best solution is not always the most expensive one. I have the silicone Fong and it is pretty good. However I have had just about as much luck with results by using a doubled sheet of trace paper and rubber . keep up the great content!