does diffuser do more than rigid white plastic diffuser that came with my Olympus flash
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It provides more surface area than the white plastic cover versions. Drops the regular flash about 1/2 stop and you get a larger light object reflection (like in people's eyes).
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this diffuser allows a softer and WIDER range of light to be emitted, rather than the standard plastic ones that are attached to most flashes. I love the radiance that it gives to my photo subjects!
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I was dissaisfied with the product. It cut light out-put too much and was generally no good.
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I dońt remember. I can tell you my diffuser has worked 2 months then... I do not recommend this product !
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No, the Rogue would dwarf this small flash. What you need is something like this: Fotasy DF90EX Professional Omni-Bounce Diffuser for Canon Flash Speedlite 90EX (White)It softens the light by sending it up and around the room and bouncing it back, in effect using the walls as a light source. If you get one, don't use it outdoors because without something to bounce the light from (the sky doesn't count) it just consumes power from your flash.
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hi brandon, I am more of a walk around photographer, and find a soft box or studio lights not practical for what I take pictures of. (children on the go mostly). The dome and the snap on diffuser are very similar to me. The dome is a bit more bulky, and both throw almost too much light around the room for me to use most of the time. I feel like they create shadows in small rooms, but when I need to see someone's eyes or they are back lit outside and I want to brighten their face or add a catch light. They fit the bill. better then no flash , or direct flash. Inside they almost are too direct that they still flatten my images. Then I resort to bounce... They have their place. hi brandon, I am more of a walk around photographer, and find a soft box or studio lights not practical for what I take pictures of. (children on the go mostly). The dome and the snap on diffuser are very similar to me. The dome is a bit more bulky, and both throw almost too much light around the room for me to use most of the time. I feel like they create shadows in small rooms, but when I need to see someone's eyes or they are back lit outside and I want to brighten their face or add a catch light. They fit the bill. better then no flash , or direct flash. Inside they almost are too... » Read More hi brandon, I am more of a walk around photographer, and find a soft box or studio lights not practical for what I take pictures of. (children on the go mostly). The dome and the snap on diffuser are very similar to me. The dome is a bit more bulky, and both throw almost too much light around the room for me to use most of the time. I feel like they create shadows in small rooms, but when I need to see someone's eyes or they are back lit outside and I want to brighten their face or add a catch light. They fit the bill. better then no flash , or direct flash. Inside they almost are too direct that they still flatten my images. Then I resort to bounce... They have their place. « Show Less
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This should work for you. Fotasy DF90EX Professional Omni-Bounce Diffuser for Canon Flash Speedlite 90EX (White)
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It is white. The plastic is also a little thinner than the twenty year old diffuser I replaced.
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Yes. It's a very large, thick, solid white plastic diffuser sits at the base. Check your frame support welds as two units in a row were broken right out if the box. Request the seller checks your unit before they send it to confirm it's not broken.
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The inner diffuser is removable, but I feel the unit is well designed as is. I measured the output of my Nikon SB-700 fired in manual with a PocketWizard AC3 and Mini TT1 triggering the flash via a Flex TT5. I used a Sekonic L-358 to measure the output of the speed light without the SMDV Diffuser 60 and then again with the Diffuser 60. From a distance of about 9 feet, I got a reading of f/9, (ISO 200, 1/125 sec.) without the soft box, and f/8, (ISO 200, 1/125 sec.) with the flash attached to the soft box. This test was with the inner diffuser attached as shipped from the factory.
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No it does not. There are universal diffusers I have used made from other manufactures.
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I agree with the other response. You are very unlikely to need a diffuser with this light. Note that there is a 2 LED similar light with same branding that I also bought. It throws a bit broader beam, though on high not as bright.
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No, I haven't seen the diffusers sold separately. However, you will go through the liquid in about a month anyway, so I'm not sure it makes a big difference.
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hi brandon, I am more of a walk around photographer, and find a soft box or studio lights not practical for what I take pictures of. (children on the go mostly). The dome and the snap on diffuser are very similar to me. The dome is a bit more bulky, and both throw almost too much light around the room for me to use most of the time. I feel like they create shadows in small rooms, but when I need to see someone's eyes or they are back lit outside and I want to brighten their face or add a catch light. They fit the bill. better then no flash , or direct flash. Inside they almost are too direct that they still flatten my images. Then I resort to bounce... They have their place.
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What I have is the Soft Box Flash Diffuser and it works great. I purchaced the : Opteka Universal Soft : I am very happy with that. I don't know if that can help you at all. KerryAnn
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Not sure if it does r not.. I bought some but wasn't these.. Also my flash has the holder on it for my filters..
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It works on my Digital Rebel (300D) and my 40D. This device has been useful in close quarters, but in general, I find a diffuser more versatile. Don't use it much anymore.
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You have two plastic buttons one controls how often the diffuser diffuses the other one is for the light color options..the instructions indicate that if you press the top button once it will continually diffuse ..twice it diffuses every so many seconds etc etc..I think it is six times and it turns off..although it should always be unplugged while not in use as it does not turn itself off automatically. They also need to warm up.Also make sure the water level is correct and that the diffuser outlet itself never gets water in itHope this helps..mine work like a charm...however I only use them when home. You have two plastic buttons one controls how often the diffuser diffuses the other one is for the light color options..the instructions indicate that if you press the top button once it will continually diffuse ..twice it diffuses every so many seconds etc etc..I think it is six times and it turns off..although it should always be unplugged while not in use as it does not turn itself off automatically. They also need to warm up.Also make sure the water level is correct and that the diffuser outlet itself never gets water in itHope this helps..mine work like a charm...however I... » Read More You have two plastic buttons one controls how often the diffuser diffuses the other one is for the light color options..the instructions indicate that if you press the top button once it will continually diffuse ..twice it diffuses every so many seconds etc etc..I think it is six times and it turns off..although it should always be unplugged while not in use as it does not turn itself off automatically. They also need to warm up.Also make sure the water level is correct and that the diffuser outlet itself never gets water in itHope this helps..mine work like a charm...however I only use them when home. « Show Less
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Absolutely and this is what you want the diffuser to do. You will get great photos without the harsh flash and possibly all the red eye. I also shine my flash away from my subjects when doing portraits so that is done on purpose for the "right" lighting. It will work great. You will see a huge difference.