📸 Neewer 45 inches Convertible Photography Lighting Umbrella: White Satin with Black Cover, Reflector, and Modifier for Studio Shooting Review

Works. Could be a little more opaque, it doesn't scatter the light as much as I would like. For really smooth product shots I will probably need a second diffuser. Although for portraits it is quite normal.

It was a great purchase! It diffuses my flash well and is stable when open. Feels good and was perfect for my portrait sessions! Used it as the only light source for the picture posted! It was even perfect for 4 subjects in one shot!

Amazingly light replacement umbrella set. has three different ways to use all in one. The black cover is easy to remove, it takes some patience to put back on, but you get the silver, black and clear options, which change the lighting with my flash very nicely.

This thing is huge! a little heavy but creates a huge light source. I mainly use this in my photo booth to light a large group of people (light quality image attached). The quality is good but the metal rods that hold it together can bend if not handled properly.

Great umbrella with great fill light. Solid quality at a good price. I use it with my continuous setup. By placing the shade away from the light source, you get a very soft, diffused light that's great for floodlighting. If you want more punch, move the shade closer to the light and bring the light closer to the subject.

, After searching for a lighting solution for home newborn photography, I discovered a very simple, easy and absolutely effective way of shooting through the light with this umbrella. I already had the light stand and bulb from the softbox I bought (the softbox was too small and hence the light was harsh) so all I had to do was add that and the tripod adapter. I chose the 60" translucent Neewer umbrella over the 72" because I'm traveling to my clients' homes with my newborn and needed something