Reflector at Wedding?

[SurplusCorn]

Do many people here use reflectors? I've been throwing around the idea of getting one (only €15), though it's not particularly high on my list...

[Lindísima]

I have a combined reflector and diffuser (is that the right English word?) and I bring it with me every outdoors photo session, but I don't use it that often and when I do use it, most ot the time I use it as a diffusor.

[tim]

Reflectors blind people on sunny days, flash is way easier too.

[Shooting]

Plus on reflectors, you will be spending your time moving around and adjusting for the right angle, etc...just use your flash properly and you will be happy.

[Cyrus]

on a windy day reflectors are a bitch.. not mention that people move and fidget on the spot.. flash follows them where a reflector doesn't work as well... and most reflectors are only good for a single individual not a group or couple

[tenoverthenose]

I bring mine with me and use it fairly often. Not only as a reflectors, but gobo, shade, extra lens hood, etc. It also helps out when using a flash for a little fill. But as others have said it won't work in every situation as easily as flash will.

I think they are useful tools even though you may not use it everyday.

[stathunter]

I have never used my reflector for a wedding--but have used it for an engagement shoot. Typically I like to use it to block out the sunlight vs reflect light on the subject.