📸 Neewer Photographic Speedlite Flash Color Gel Lighting Filter Kit - 2.5x5.5 inches, 20-Piece Set, Compatible with Canon Nikon Olympus Panasonic Pentax Konica Metz Minolta Neewer Flash and Other Speedlight Review

These gels will work for my purpose but note they have notes on them as in the photo above. That's why I bought these and not others as I thought they were marked. However, it does come with a small storage pouch and a strap to wrap the flash. They match my mk910 and other flashes perfectly. Overall I am happy with my purchase.

Got two backs. I was immediately impressed that they came with pouches and tote bags. The tab and tape method is a great and easy way to secure these flash gels. I used to use Rosco gel packs and carried duct tape with me. The fact that they don't have tape that sticks to anything when I take them off means the gels can be reused for longer.

The Speedlight flash fires well and reliably, except that it has a power saving feature that turns it off after 60 seconds of inactivity. The manufacturer claims that you can override or reprogram it to extend this period, but the manual says nothing about changing this setting and despite the manufacturer's insistence, I have not been able to figure out how. What's more, while the manual says you can turn the light on after it's turned off by pressing any button, my experience is that you can…

I originally gave this product 3 stars. The product was pretty good, but one key element was missing. They offered me a full refund and let me keep the product I received as an apology. I was unable to accept a full refund and I still have a clear conscience considering the product I received was as expected. The reason I took off two stars is because the velcro that holds the gels to the flash was completely missing. Having received a partial refund as requested, I am giving these guys 5 stars

I suggest you do yourself a favor and set up something similar to what I did depending on how you set up your flash. I put two strips of tape on the left and right side of the flash where the gel tabs go in and most likely I'll break a toothpick in half and tape it to create a small gap for the gel to seep through . easily exchanged. I had to stretch the rubber band quite a bit to slide on one side and then struggle to do the same on the opposite side. My flash is currently mounted on an S-type

Not bad for the price. A little tricky dealing with fragile gels but overall good job. Some people have complained that it doesn't cover the entire flash. It wasn't a big problem for me, so I didn't really notice it. Having a flash open didn't affect the photos much. So overall they are excellent if you are just starting to play with the gel. My only real complaint is that they are flimsy and a bit difficult to attach to the flash. with the supplied rubber band. For reference I used Canon…

I gave this product 3 stars initially. The product was pretty good, but one key element was missing. They offered me a full refund and let me keep the item I received as an apology. I was unable to accept a full refund and I still have a clear conscience considering the product I received was as expected. The reason I deducted two stars is because the velcro, what keeps the gels on the flash was completely missing. Having received a partial refund as requested, I am giving these guys 5 stars…

I recommend you do yourself a favor and build something similar . What I did Depending on how your flash is configured. I put two strips of tape on the left and right side of the flash where the gel tabs go in and I will most likely break a toothpick in half and tape it to create a small gap for the gel to seep through . easily exchanged. I had to stretch the elastic quite a bit to slide on one side and then struggle to do the same on the opposite side. My flash is currently mounted on an…