📸 ALZO Diffusion Fabric Nylon Silk White Light Modifier, 1 Yard x 60 Inches, Unfinished Edges, Precision-Cut for Photography, Softbox, and Light Tents Review

This is a great piece of fabric. It's nothing fancy, but it's perfect for getting the diffused light I need at a really cheap price.

When I take a picture in front of a window, I stick it on the window. It diffuses the sunlight and helps prevent glare. Good for product photography.

Lets in the right amount of light. I had to sew it up but it was heavy enough to work well on the machine. Completely satisfied with these two pieces of fabric.

I used it to diffuse light from an LED strip to illuminate a stained glass window. One thickness of material still showed individual lights behind the glass, but two layers gave the glass an even glow and was quite bright.

Exactly what you need, but. I know it was nylon but the melting point was very low. I've burned it many times trying to seal the edges. A note: I ordered two meters. I did NOT receive one large piece of fabric, but two separate yards.

I use it on my homemade video softbox. It puts out just the right amount of soft light for my 4x800 lumen lamp. This also works great for still images. With a decent price and the amazing results this product delivers, I plan on buying more when I add or upgrade my lighting system.

I cut this and diagonally covered the LED strips that surround my room. They stick perfectly to walls and ceilings just with tape, although clear tape would probably look better. They perfectly diffuse the light and make them more bearable. If you can't afford strip light diffusers, this is a great alternative.

I used this with [Grafix Clear Craft Plastic .007 12" x 12" thick, pack of 25] to make diffuser inserts for our new landscape lights. The light was piercingly bright and we wanted to try and fix that. I was hoping for a generic solution, but this worked just as well. I took this fabric, spray glued it to the plastic and cut the inserts to the desired size. They worked great! As they will be outdoors I hope the plastic (on the outside) protects the fabric enough that we don't have to replace…

I'm a big fan of mesh and back diffusers and was excited to see a great DIY fabric. I bought a 1 yard x 60 inch sheet. The quality isn't the best - compared to other diffusion sheets and softbox canvases (from Fotodiox, Lastolite and other small companies) the diffusion isn't the best. I found them to be much more transparent (you can clearly see what's on the other side) rather than diffusing it further like others do. For example, if I have an LED panel behind a Fotodiox diffuser, it looks…