📸 Fotodiox Flash Snoot with 10 Degree Grids for Nikon, Canon, Sony, Pentax, Olympus and More: Enhanced Lighting Control for Speedlite and TTL Flashes Review

You get more than expected. Lightweight, comes with diffuser, spout and mesh all in one. There are 2 small inconveniences that you can reduce to 4: it is necessary - to keep in a hard case when carrying - to compensate for light leaks between the spout and the grid during macro photography; Easy to attach with tape. In general: recommended. Thanks for your time.

This is a really inventive product. No seriously. I use it all the time. It's thin and made of plastic (so it's not a solid device at all). But it serves as a wonderful hair lightener! I bought 2 and I love how direct the light is. The Velcro on the elastic band makes it impossible to fall off. I think they cost about ten dollars. Excellent purchase. I have ordered several items from Fotodiox, their products are reliable.

For my close-up shots of flowers, I was surprised at how well this nozzle worked. I've seen all the other expensive snoots and decided to give this one a try as I didn't lose too much due to the low price. It worked exactly how I wanted it to and I love the Fotodiox brand. I have bought other items from them in the past such as lens adapters, boost rings and extension tubes and they have all been very good products at a great price. The 20 degree angle worked well. I also bought a 10 degree…

I really like this product. I bought this attachment because I'm starting to shoot with a lot of plastic Lomo cameras, so I've literally gotten brighter. I used this snoot last week and the photos turned out great. A 10-degree muzzle is just enough for a two-person portrait, if you have a third - darkness. I really like that the background doesn't stand out but the objects do stand out. I used the plastic diffuser that comes with the kit and the lighting was accurate. I have an Optika but I…

Today's test is about a Fotodiox flash with a 20-degree grid. When we see Fotofiox, Opteka, Kodaka and a few other companies trying to seduce photographers with fast reticles or snoots for less than $15, everything looks good, but what's the best? I. UNPACKING When you receive the Fotodiox Flash Snoot and 20 Degree Grid you will find that it comes in a small brown box with no instructions. No problem, because it's pretty easy to understand. You get a small notch that allows you to hold the net…