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  • Awesome info man. Also, you should do a workout video. I need to get biceps like you!

  • Great video! What do you think about that FlashRight diffuser?

  • I have a Canon 7D...and am now pretty low on funds when it comes to getting all these little extras I need. Whats your opinion on pop up flash diffusers? xx

  • Hey Myles, I love your informative videos that covers many aspects of nightclubbing. It helped a great deal! I do have one question I would like to ask. I have the Omnibounce, but like you said, it doesn't work to well when shooting in a portrait position. I am currently looking for a substitute and have my eye on three of Gary Fong's diffuser. Which of these three would you suggest:

    1. Lightsphere Collapsible Dome

    2. Lightsphere Inverted Dome Cloud

    3. Lightsphere Inverted Dome half cloud

  • @SamuelYCWang I like the half cloud, although I'm using a combination of techniques these days and not relying solely on 1 diffuser.

  • Hey how's it goin? I just wanted to know what kind of speedlite are you using for your demonstration of flash diffusers in this video?

  • @aeroview213 It's a 580ex II.

  • @dubgiant90 The 430 is typically more than enough. 

  • Thanks. This was really helpful. I do have one question. Does the Gary Fong lightsphere work well in rooms with high ceilings and/or dark ceilings? Does the disk inside the sphere work as a bouncer?

    What would you recommend for such a situation?

  • Very awesome info... have you used the Lumiquest products? Are they worth it or it creates a better lighting?

  • Thanks for the comment! I've used Lumiquest products, and from time to time, I will use their Pocket Bounce. It all depends on your own personal style. I have used their pocket bounce and 80/20, but not their other diffusers. Personally, I find the pocket bounce to deliver a more 'punchy' kind of light. So, when I want that effect, I will use the pocket bounce.

  • @nightclubphoto

    i have a 270ex that doesn't offer bounce for portraits. I am going to get a omni bounce but with it, for portrait do i shoot straight on or still change it to 60 degrees?

  • Pointing a small flash unit, even with a diffuser, is hardly ever the ideal solution. Experiment with pointing it up at a 45 degree angle, and if you can bounce your flash off a wall, that would be even better.

  • Could you post the names of the 3 products you are demonstrating in this video clip.

  • Thanks!

  • Nice video mate, really useful!

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