📸 Neewer 2 Yard x 60 Inch/1.8M x 1.5M Polyester White Seamless Diffusion Fabric for Softbox, Light Tent, and Light Modifier in Photography Review

I received this flashlight today and as soon as I switched it on the bulb burned out and then I noticed that 3 other bulbs had burned out. So now I have to send it back.

Inexpensive silk insert large enough to cover a window or even studio flashes. Great item to have in your lighting kit just in case!

Great material for DIY canvases. Much cheaper than buying ready-made nets from well-known brands. I'll definitely be ordering a few more of these.

This lightweight, translucent material has a durable feel and has the added benefit of being hemmed to avoid fraying or tearing. I plan to make a frame for it so I can use a mirror to shine light on it to form a big soft light. Source for external places. It's a little thinner and a little more translucent than I was hoping for, hence only 4 stars, but it feels strong and should help in places where the only light source is the sun.

This is a perfectly good piece of fabric but it ended up absorbing a lot more light from the colored LED light than I was expecting. If you want only a fraction of your light to get through and spread it very widely, this could be for you. For my application I got perfect results with a single sheet of wax paper. Photographers seem to know how much spread they need and when to use it. If you're just trying to soften the PAR light without losing much of it, try wax paper first.

I originally wanted to buy fabric to modify my Keno Flow t5 55w fluorescent light. When I received the fabric I thought it would be great to create a large panel that could be used in many different ways. I can use it as a background, bounce and light modifier. I sewed 3 inch pockets at the top and bottom and used 3/4 PVC to make the stand. Works great as a 5x5 whatever. NOW to the important part. Nylon is prone to wrinkling and won't make a good background unless you wash it. The internet told

Overall this is a good product. But I have some advice for those who are thinking about buying it. The fabric is not as opaque as a regular diffusion softbox. You CAN see straight through the fabric, and if you use a non-diffused light source like a bare incandescent bulb or direct sunlight, you can easily see the source through the fabric. (You can see a good example of transparency in the product photos.) You'll still be able to see a very slight hard edge in the shadows. So in this case you…

This review is for Neewer 2 yards x 60 inches/1.8m x 1.5m Nylon Silk, White Seamless Diffusion Fabric Softbox Photography Light Tent and Lighting Modifier. (ASIN: B019GSCL5S) The fabric has been neatly folded into a small transparent pouch. The edges are folded and sewn to prevent fraying. It is white and slightly translucent. In short, it is exactly as pictured. The description when I bought this said it was about 1.0 stops. I'm not a professional photographer and to be honest I didn't know…