Lambency Flash Diffuser P1 for Nikon

Specifications

                Lambency Flash  diffuser  P1 for Nikon

Product Introduction:

Material pliable, and flash closely, the color temperature control accuracy. Film schedule transparent installed, under certain thickness, the molecules in present lattice outfit, make the light happen scattering translucent outfit, heat-resistant 130 degree, with excellent soft stretch sex and resistance, chemical stability fractured.

Manufacturing materials: 

polyethylene, more for wrap non-toxic food packaging etc.

Product advantage:

1, colorless/colored translucent polyethylene material, euphotic rate is high, bao houkuo piece.
2, colour temperature must, colour reduction nature.
3, flexibility wear-resisting, tensile compressive, resistance to cold, heat resistant.
4, order is convenient, inexpensive and only accept material cost and minimum processing charges.
5, appearance, works excellent, reputation 

Method of use:

In addition to the furthest distance outside minus 2.5, need not be coefficient of other adjustments.
In addition to TTL; not in normal mode of the top point-blank location using machine lambency hood. In order to achieve the best effect should USES 45 degrees of inclined.
In order to achieve the best effect, should use 45 degrees oblique fire.
As long as the camera colour temperature is set in 3500K - 4000K, can avoid to make films in yellow, or add blue 10 or so.

Suitable for: 

Nikon SB600/SB800/SB800DX/SB28/SB28DX/SB50DX
Sunpak 4400AF/Auto383/Auto411/2800/550D/560D/273
Minonlta 3600HSD

A flash diffuser spreads the light from the flash of a camera. In effect, the light will not come from one concentrated source (like a spotlight), but rather will spread out, bounce from reflective ceilings and walls, thus getting rid of harsh light, and hard shadows. This is particularly useful for portrait photographers, since harsh light and hard shadows are usually not considered flattering in a portrait.

A diffusion filter is used in front of a camera lens to soften the image of the scene being shot.