🌟 Enhance Lighting with Sto-Fen Omni-Bounce OM-MZ80 Flash Diffuser: Compatible with Metz 44 AF-1, 48 AF-1, 50 AF-1, 52 AF-1, 58 AF-1, 58 AF-2 / Leica SF58 Flashes Review

This diffuser does the job, but I don't like forcing it on my $400 strobes. I would recommend going with diffusers, which have alternative ways of attaching to your flash without having to force it onto the flash head.

Delivers better results than a mere flash. I like how the sides work as reflectors. Best used at angles less than 90º and greater than 45º. If you have a ceiling or wall to bounce off you'll get better results, but even outdoors it helps to get more natural light with light fill. And come on, it's cheap!

Too small for Leica SF58 (I don't know Metz although I've heard they are identical). You can push it in with a lot of force, but only a few inches, leaving too much plastic on the sides and splashing light where you don't want it. Forced firing in this way can also damage the flash. I could try stretching it with a blow dryer, but I really wouldn't need to - it should fit straight out of the bag. And while we're on the subject, it comes in a thick plastic bag, so you can't try it on in the…

I only have two good flashes: Nikon SB-600 and Leica SF-58. Both are equipped with these diffusers specially designed for each flash. The Nikon works flawlessly and fits like a glove, while the Leica takes some effort to put on. Other than that, I've had great results with my diffuser and Leica flash. This little nozzle does the same thing as the Leica brand nozzle but costs a lot less money. Who wouldn't like it?

I'm really a little disappointed with this diffuser as its result is very similar to the diffuser already included in the Metz 48AF-1 flash I received but the Flash Self-Diffuser is very convenient when it is built-in in a jiffy and does not take up extra space in your pocket. On the other hand, while the installation and removal of this Sto-Fen diffuser is easier, it is not as easy as the internal flash diffuser. In summary, I expected better results with this Sto-Fen material. If your flash…

I always put one of these omni bounces on my flashes and rarely take them off. Just bought a new Metz Mecablitz 50 AF-1 digital flash which is perfect for this flash as well as the 48 and 58 models. It fits perfectly and extends the flash exactly 3/4 inch. The little flip lens built into a Metz flash just doesn't deliver the same light spread as the Sto-Fen. There have been some reports that using the Sto-Fen on these Metz flashes led to confusion with the i-TTL or Auto system, resulting in a…

Too small for the Leica SF58 (I don't know Metz, but I've heard that they are identical devices). You can push it in with a lot of force, but only a few inches, leaving too much plastic on the sides and splashing light where you don't want it. Forced firing in this way can also damage the flash. I could try stretching it with a blow dryer, but I really wouldn't need to - it should fit straight out of the bag. And while we're on the subject, it comes in a thick plastic bag, so you can't try it…