Universal Canon Nikon SONY Flash Diffuser / Soft Box NG-200

Specifications:

• This professional flash soft box can provide soft, even flash illumination, which will help you taking better pictures
• Easy to disassemble, easy to fold, and easy to carry, this photography soft box is ideal for studio or outdoor mobile photography
• Coming with adjustable hot shoe mount, the flash soft box is adjustable to fit for different camera flash
• Adopting high technology and fine workmanship, this photography soft box is durable enough
• This camera flash diffuser soft box will diffuse the light and provide a softer touch
• With this professional flash soft box, you can take prettier and better pictures with your camera
• This is a NON-OEM product
• Size: 14.0 x 8.5 x 0.5cm/5.5 x 3.3 x 0.2in(L x W x H)

Compatible with:

• Nikon SB-800, SB-600,SB-80DX, SB28, SB26,SB25,SB24
• Canon 580EX, 550EX, 540EZ, 430EX, 420EX, 380EX, 430EZ
• Metz 40MZ2, 54MZ3
• Minolta 5600hs, 5400xi/hx, 5200i, 3600
• Olympus FL-40, FL-50, G40
• SONY HVL-F1000, HVL-F32X
• Sigma EF-500DG Super, ST
• Nissin 360TW, 360TXP, PZ400-C-N-M
• Sunpak 2000DZ, 266D, MZ440AF
• Tumax 988
• Vivitar 2500, 273, 3500, 850AF

Details:

• This camera flash diffuser soft box will provide a softer and more evenly distributed flash illumination

• The light will be softened and your photos will be well exposed, without the harsh glare spots

• With high quality material, fine workmanship and high technology, this flash soft box is durable

• Designed to be compact and portable, this photography soft box is easy for you to carry and use

• The photography soft box is well packed, so that your product will not hurt

How to Mount a Soft Box to My Camera:

Camera-mounted soft boxes attach to the flash unit only. Soft boxes are designed for large external flash units that attach directly to the hot shoe of your camera. Attaching a soft box to the built-in pop-up flash is difficult since most soft box products are not made to mount a pop-up flash. However, there are some flash diffusers available for pop-up flash units. However, these diffusers are usually screens and not full-encompassing soft boxes

• Attach the external flash unit to the hot shoe of your camera. Most soft box diffusers are built to attach to most external flash units, including those made by Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax, Sony and Sigma
• Place the flexible soft box over the bulb strip at the tip of the flash unit. Pull the adjusting strap of the soft box until it fits snugly around the flash. Secure the Velcro to the strap
• Snap a hard box flash diffuser directly onto the bulb end of the external flash unit. Plastic soft boxes for external flash units are known as flash caps and although they are not "soft" in texture, they perform the same light-softening effect as flexible soft boxes. Diffusing flash caps are built for specific flash unit models, such as a Canon flash cap for a Canon flash unit and a Nikon flash cap for a Nikon flash unit. The flash cap will only snap on and lock to the correct model
• Pop open the built-in flash on your camera. Hook the front end of your pop-up flash diffuser (which looks like a white opaque flexible card case) into the dip in the front of the camera where the tip of the flash tucks into. Hook the flat edge with the small foot onto the back of the popped-up flash. If the diffuser is a wrap-around diffuser, known as a "puffer," slide the attachment into the hot shoe of the camera

How to Use Soft Box Lighting:

A soft box is a box that is used to conceal a flash head, or lamp, allowing the light to pass through a translucent front panel in order to diffuse or soften it. They are commonly used in portrait photography, but can also be used in macro photography -- photographing images close up or in detail. There are a number of important factors, such as size, distance, angle and height, that can affect the light the soft box casts over the subject

• Purchase a soft box that is larger than the subject you want to light. This is important as it allows the light to fall evenly across the subject. Soft boxes can be found in relatively small sizes, or they can be as wide as 2 meters; generally the larger the soft box, the softer the light it produces
• Move the soft box closer or further away from the subject to change the harshness of the light. The closer it is to the subject, the harsher the light. The further away it is, the higher the quality of diffused light
• Adjust the angle of the soft box to remove or create shadows. If a soft box is placed to the side of a subject then this will create a shadow on the other side. To solve this problem you could either use a second soft box or you could use a reflector, which a simple reflective surface, to soften or remove shadows. By experimenting with different angles you can create different light effects
• Lower or raise the soft box to further manipulate the light. If you are working with a reflective subject, for example a model wearing sunglasses, then you will need to raise the soft box to remove the glare from the glasses. This can also be applied when working with other reflective surfaces.
• Combine a number of soft boxes for better lighting conditions. A standard set up may include one larger soft box as the main source of light and either a second soft box or a reflector to fill in the shadows and reduce harshness. When photographing a small subject in macro photography, the standard practice is to use one small soft box very close to the subject and directly in line with the camera

Package Included:

• 1 x Flash Soft Box