Foldable Camera Flash Diffuser: Say Goodbye to Harsh Light and Shadows! Easy Installation with Storage Bag Included Review

Fits my macro lens Good lens quality. The only drawback is the not very adjustable aperture of the lens. I've used it 8-10 times and it keeps its shape.

I bought it specifically for a diffuser flash for macro photography. However, I use a Laowa 65mm lens, which has a very small diameter. The opening in the diffuser is too large.

I use it for macro photography and portrait photography and it works great in both cases. I also use it with my "camera flash" as well as a Yung-nuo flash (on the camera). It really helps diffuse the light and gives you a great highlight!

Overall it seems to work for some macro shots, spontaneous portraits and photos that use the built in flash. It's pretty cheap and needs more grip to keep it from slipping and sliding, but I wasn't expecting much from a cheap diffuser.

Como difusor funciona bien y si es lo que esperaba. Sin embargo es muy difícil doblarlo para guardarlo en su bolsa lo que ha occasionado que, con solo unos días de uso ya se ha dañado y temo que se romperá pronto. Estoy a punto de regresarlo por ser un objeto útil, pero de empaque mal diseñado lo que no garantiza vida útil razonable.

It was too small for my Nikon 105mm and too big for my Loawa 60mm, my only two macro lenses that need diffuse flash. Seems like it will work just fine if only it fits. It would be nice if they made different sizes or used a rubber band to adjust the lens so that "one size fits all". The material also had holes along the outer edge. Just very cheaply made. That I wouldn't mind if it just fitted.

I love the idea of an ultra-compact foldable diffuser, but this falls short in a number of ways. First, it's incredibly difficult to destroy. There are no instructions included on how to fold the diffuser for storage, and this is problematic as it only appears to fold completely if you fold it in a very specific way. I've achieved this maybe twice out of the 20 times I've attempted to roll it. Second, it doesn't always hold onto all lenses. I have a macro lens that I use it on and often have to