gardenstate Senior Member  256 posts Joined Nov 2004 Location: Chicago, IL suburb More info | Dec 16, 2005 10:00 | #1 looks interesting...
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AndreyD Senior Member  708 posts Likes: 3 Joined Jan 2003 Location: Moscow, Russia More info | Dec 18, 2005 14:44 | #2 gardenstate wrote: looks interesting... http://secure.mycart.net …p?category=273885&count=1  I currently use a Lumiquest pocket bouncer with the 420EX and was wondering if the GF diffuser would do a better job. Based on his photo samples.. it seems like it would. Anybody have his unit and can share their experiences with it? Thanks. 48 greenbacks for a can of plastic? Andrey
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IainB Goldmember  1,427 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jan 2002 Location: Auckland, New Zealand, More info | Dec 18, 2005 15:34 | #3 gardenstate wrote: looks interesting... http://secure.mycart.net …p?category=273885&count=1 I currently use a Lumiquest pocket bouncer with the 420EX and was wondering if the GF diffuser would do a better job. Based on his photo samples.. it seems like it would. Anybody have his unit and can share their experiences with it? Thanks. I have the LSPJ unit -pliable plastic. I am so far happy with it, however the recommended '45deg' setting of the flash head isn't a 'click' setting on the 420ex (choices are vertical, 60deg and 90deg) so the weight of the unit on the flash head makes it flop forward to 90 unless held. _______________
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Once (first outing, at a commissioned shoot!!!) the unit fell off and rolled across the floor. Teething troubles and that is sorted. Depending on the situation, some shots have been underexposed, but I am putting that down to my learning curve, so don't base your decision on that. I am not posting examples, but I am sure others can. 