Review on Neewer 24x36 Inches 5-in-1 Portable Round Collapsible Multi Disc Photography Lighting Reflector with Carrying Case for Photo Studio Shooting by Derek Wagner

I am a person who likes to learn photography and try high speed exposure shooting. So I bought a flash (Altura Pro Flash Kit for Nikon - you can see my review on their Amazon page) and wanted to find a flash kit that was cheap but workable. Based on the price, size (I preferred the oblong to the round as I wanted to absorb water drops, splashes, etc.) and reviews, I decided: "Neewer 5 in 1, portable, 24 x 36 inches / 60 x 90 cm , round, foldable...". So I used this kit for that and found it to be good for my needs. You can see the pictures I took with it. On some photos I used a diffuser in front of the flash, on others I used a white reflector that reflects the light coming from the camera in front of it (the corners have to be set correctly so that the light doesn't reflect directly into the camera. In both cases the reflector/diffuser was set as the back of the photo.Obviously, I had to remove background artifacts in post-processing.The main way to make it easier is to adjust the light to overexpose the reflector/diffuser so that the light is the Background still blurred, requiring minimal adjustment in post-processing.It has most of the reflectors and diffusers you can imagine.It has a diffuser with a tension ring, so if you need to attach other reflectors, put it on top of the diffuser (which is the norm for such more. sewing kits). I used it for a few months until it worked well. And it fits my needs perfectly. In short: Advantages: - Meets all the needs of most reflectors/diffusers - Very useful when you need an oblong shape (portrait shots) - Low price - Fits in a small round cap - Very easy to carry. Cons: — Can't imagine. If my review helped you in any way, please click the 'Yes' button below. Thanks very much! PS In one of my photos (the last one) the diffuser below looks oddly deformed, this is due to the angle I took the photo from, not the shape of the subject.