1 cent Diffuser

it is not as good as an umbrella, but cheap, easy, better than direct flash, and, I think, better than bouncing of the ceiling alone--which tends to put shadows under the eyes. Try it for yourself around the tree this Christmas



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I have it set up so my flash is sideways when i shoot landscape orientation photos. The diffuser still expands and throws the light forward, and it allows me to turn the flash so that it is still oriented up when i shoot in portrait mode.
Overall a good idea for better lighting!
As I understand it (and I'm sure Ziggy will either confirm or refute my statement
But, it works a real treat!
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