Review on MagMod MagSphere - Enhance Your On-Camera Flash with Omni-Directional Light Source Capability by Darth Naubert

This is a great addition to a wireless flash and any camera mounted flash. As a modifier, this is the best I've used. The light is soft and even. I took it with me on a trip abroad and just folded it in my camera bag. When I took it out, it returned to its original shape and was ready to go. Here are a few things to remember: 1. A black magnetic tape is required to attach to your flash/strobe. You can't just buy and use this item.2. It's VERY expensive and the addition of a black rubber lightning strap made it an investment rather than just a purchase.3. I've seen similar items on eBay claiming they're the same size so they can attach to the flash's magnetic rubber strap, but I've never tried them. They cost MUCH less than this item.4. Many people do not know how to put a bullet on a torch. This is easy to do instead of trying to line up the sphere when it's already attached to the magnets. You risk breaking the flash off the camera or even dropping the camera. The same applies to removing the ball from the torch. You have to pull 90 degrees sideways to "break" the magnetic connection instead of pulling straight and away from the flash. Putting a rubber band on and off a flash is a headache and I'm happy about it. This will ensure that the bullet doesn't fall off the flash when walking with the camera. For this reason, and it was too expensive, I bought two straps. One for the flash and one for the strobe and I just leave them on all the time. I've never had an issue with the scope, but I can see it getting too heavy up front when on a stand-mounted flash unit. At this point it may be unstable. The image quality in terms of even illumination is fantastic. I highly recommend it. I gave four stars because the price seems too high for what it is. I'd rather buy two for €20 each than one for €50.