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Flash Diffuser Softbox for Canon 580EX 580EXII 430EX etc,fits Almost Every Flash on the Market
Item Number 169-276-001
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Flash Diffuser Softbox for Canon 580EX 580EXII 430EX etc,fits Almost Every Flash on the Market

Manufacturer Part # 119

Notice: Please use the softbox with inflator, do not touch your mouth directly.

A photographic flash is a small, intense source of light that produces very harsh shadows. The photographer can enlarge the light source, it will be a significant improvement over direct flash.
This SoftBox / Diffuser can enlarges and diffuses the light with the flash in the direct flash position.
To soften shadows and eliminate unpleasant red eye!!
Meanwhile, it does not block either exposure sensors or auto focus assist beams on most flashes.

Specifications:
  • Light Loss: Approximately 1/2 stop.
  • Dimensions: Folds flat to 5" x 4" (13cm X 10cm )
  • Size: 30*27cm



    • Usage: flash softbox diffuser usage
    Suitable For:
    Fits almost every Flash on the market !


    Canon Nikon Minolta Sigma Contax
    580EX SB24 5600HS Sigma 500 Series TLA 280
    550Ex SB25 5600HS(D) EF-500DG TLA 360
    540EZ SB26 3600HS(D) EF-500DG Super
    430EZ SB28 3500xi EF-500DG II
    420EZ SB28DX 5400HS EF-500 Super II
    430EX SB50DX 5400xi
    420EX SB80DX 5200i
    380EX SB600,SB800


    Metz Sony Olympus Sunpak
    40-MZ-2 54-MZ-4 HVL-F32x FL40 2000DZ
    44-AF-4 40-MZ-3i HVL-F1000 FL50 266D
    40-AF-4M 54-MZ-3 G40 355AF
    54-MZ-3 54-MZ-4 FL36 MZ440AF
    44-MZ-2 36AF PZ5000AF
    54-AF-1C
    54-AF-1N
    44-AF-4C


    Vivitar Achiever
    2500 260AF
    273 260T
    3500 630
    5200 828
    550 828TW TZ250
    FD
    728AF
    836


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    "...do not touch your mouth directly." Too late for me to see it on the web. It should have a big warning label near the inlet. That aside, the product is ridiculously toy-like. Worst product I have got from Meritline.
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    		Jason on 11/12/2009
    Have bought a few items from this site and most are good value (XSi remote, e.g.). This item is not so. The filer is just a plain plastic sheet(unless I receive a defect) and poorly made, and it is just too big for EX430 II. I also tried out the "Flash Diffuser Universal for All Brand Canon Nikon Pentax Item Number 169-275-001", which turns out to be OK. It is small and easy to carry. The front "filter" panel is reasonablly effective - The picture looks as if I bound the light to the ceiling.
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    		Charleson on 11/11/2009
    The diffuser is not bad for what it is. It is easy to install and use and has decent results. It does not say it online, but the diffuser is inflatable.
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    		Vernazio Bonatonalatonzio on 11/9/2009
    I think it does what it's supposed to do... It's simple, and cheap... Can't ask for much more.
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    		JH on 11/9/2009
    Pinch the fill tube to open it for inflating. This is a trick that has been around for many years. It makes it easier to fill without the air escaping. It does diffuse a bit but is more beneficial with close walls and low ceilings for a bounce effect.
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    		BobthePhotoGuy on 11/7/2009
    I had no problem inflating it. You just need a long nozzle to push open the inner cap. But like NK said, it's not secure at all. And, it doesn't diffuse the light! The light goes right through the thin layer of plastic in the front. Besides a little color tint, you can't really distinguish the flash pictures with and without this thing. What a waste.
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    		Urr on 11/6/2009
    John and Herb, I bought this and thought the same way. But in fact, on the inflating tube, there is a smallbump which you press while inflating the bag. It works great. Try it again. My problem is it is very hard to fit on the flash and can fall off anytime though there is nothing there to break.
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    		NK on 11/6/2009
    It's just an inflatable bag that can't be infalted. The inflation tube is solid. It's a $6 throw-away.
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    		John on 11/6/2009
    The inflation tube was a SOLID piece of plastic with no way to inflate the unit.
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    		Herb on 11/4/2009
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