•1 min read•from The Phoblographer
A Trick to Make Your Flash so Much Better

One of the absolutely most underrated light modifiers is the Umbrella Reflector. Typically used to hold an umbrella in place and provide more stability when attached to a monolight, they can also take the light output from strobes and monolights, give it a specific conical direction and soften it. For many years, however, these flash modifiers were limited to monolights and hot shoe flashes couldn't really enjoy the benefits. But for what it's worth, many hot shoe flashes have been designed with radio transmission as of late and were primarily intended for off-camera use.
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