PhotoPlus : The Canon Magazine

Flashgun modifier kits

THERE’S nothing like the humble flashgun for providing instant illumination in a portable package. They’re not short on versatility either, but add a light modifier and even more lighting effects can be had. You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to individual modifiers, but thankfully most manufacturers offer kits containing a variety of popular accessories.

There’ll usually be something in the mix to soften light, whether it be a rigid diffusion cap or dome, or a flat-pack fabric softbox. If you’re after a more focused feel, go for a kit containing a snoot or a honeycomb attachment. These will concentrate light into a tight beam to isolate a subject or produce a defined hair light.

Many kits also pack coloured gels for generating a

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