Review on 📸 Enhance Canon EOS Digital Rebel Flash Photography with Fotodiox Pop-up Flash Diffuser and Light Minimizer by Jeff Keegan

This was used on a Canon 7D: I was very disappointed with the results. I did my best to match the many shots of the cosplayers in the convention center. The light was ok but I had to use my 18-135mm 3.5-5.6 lens to try and get some wide angle shots, the device didn't spread enough and so most of the shots looked really unprofessional out. Increasing the ISO helped, but the noise in the images is really noticeable. Yes, I know this is supposed to be a cheap distribution method, but it didn't really work. I expected it to work for this type of event. Luckily! I had a 50mm lens that worked very well in low light. So yeah, it wasn't worth my money. It can work outside on a really bright day. then you wouldn't be using flash unless you had the right professional gear and didn't know what you were doing. In general, it's not worth the money, it will dissipate by 5% and BREAK EASILY! Even if you are an origami specialist, you will break it very easily.