Super small(when folded) and light. Works on my Olympus camera and 60mm Macro lens
| Item Weight | 0.01 Kilograms |
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| Batteries Required | No |
| Included components | not null |
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| ASIN | B07W3S6GJW |
|---|---|
| Customer Reviews |
3.8 out of 5 stars |
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| Date First Available | Aug. 10 2019 |
| Manufacturer | Lumpna |
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Great for Macro Photography
This diffuser works great for Macro flash photography. I like that by placing the diffuser close to the subject (instead of close to the flash) you get an even light distribution, and allows some ambient light as well. It works great on my 100mm macro lens on my DSLR, but unfortunately, the hole in the diffuser bis too large for my 60mm lens on my mirrorless camera. It's a manual focus, so I've still been able to hand hold it in position, while I focus the lens. You may need to adjust where you put the diffuser so it does not rotate when you focus.
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- Reviewed in Canada on May 22, 2024Verified Purchase
Yes, it is foldable, but it wants to bounce right back in your face. Much folding resistance. You will find that out when you unpack it. I will not be attempting to fold it. It fits VERY snug on my 67mm lens. Almost too snug, have to be careful taking it off. This review is for how it fits, since many other review complains about it not fitting. They should definitely mention that in the title. Doesn't seem like they read reviews though. 4 star rating simply for that.
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- Reviewed in Canada on May 2, 2022Verified Purchase
- Reviewed in Canada on April 26, 2022Verified Purchase
This diffuser works great for Macro flash photography. I like that by placing the diffuser close to the subject (instead of close to the flash) you get an even light distribution, and allows some ambient light as well. It works great on my 100mm macro lens on my DSLR, but unfortunately, the hole in the diffuser bis too large for my 60mm lens on my mirrorless camera. It's a manual focus, so I've still been able to hand hold it in position, while I focus the lens.
You may need to adjust where you put the diffuser so it does not rotate when you focus.
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- Reviewed in Canada on April 9, 2025Verified Purchase
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- Cary CovingtonReviewed in the United States on April 16, 2023
Use on the Nikkor 200mm f/4 Micro ED Lens
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I am very pleased with the way that this diffuses the flash for Macro (Micro) photography--very simple and easy to use, and gets great results! I really like it, for getting great soft lighting that looks quite natural and beautiful.Cary CovingtonUse on the Nikkor 200mm f/4 Micro ED Lens
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2023
This did not fit the 62mm threaded UV filter (65mm outside diameter) that I keep on the front of my Nikkor (Nikon) 200mm Micro ED lens--too small for the diffuser to grip it. It works fine on the barrel/focus ring of the lens, which is 76mm (or 3" OD.) And to angle it forward (which I prefer,) works well--to have the front of the opening of the diffuser grabbing the top of the UV filter, and the back of the opening grabbing the focus ring. The trouble with having it gripping the focus ring, (which is the majority of the front end of the lens,) is that the diffuser rotates with the focus ring, and has to be adjusted back to where it belongs. When it is angled forward, it doesn't take much force to keep it from rotating with the focus ring, but is a hassle. The filter on my lens doesn't rotate or move with focusing, (when I manually rotate the focus ring.) My solution was to put a little piece of adhesive-backed velcro at the top of the opening of the diffuser, and the other part of the velcro threaded into the UV filter, (I left the wax paper adhesive backing on it, and caught the overhanging wax paper into the filter threads.) That way it is easy to remove the diffuser when I don't want to use it, and it holds the diffuser from rotating as I manually focus.
BTW, on my Tokina 100mm ATX Pro macro lens, this fits fine on the focus ring, (75mm, and with the same rotation problem, and being back from the front of the lens as I do a close-focus,) but doesn't fit on the front of the lens, which is 65mm OD, (55mm filter threads... nor the extended barrel, which is 58mm.) To use this diffuser on my Tokina, I would use step-up rings, and maybe a 72mm UV filter for the diffuser to have a level surface to grab onto.
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- Rob WReviewed in Australia on February 15, 2025
Fantastic for use in Macro photography.
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Manuel Díaz PachecoReviewed in Mexico on May 15, 2023
Cumple su función
Verified Purchase - ALReviewed in Australia on June 20, 2023
Good quality but only suitable for smaller lenses
Verified Purchase - paulReviewed in the United States on September 8, 2023
For 8$ I can’t complain
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If you are thinking of dabbling in macro photography, this is a pretty low risk investment. Diffuses enough to take decent photos and help you decide if this is something for you. It can leave a hot spot in reflections with blue light around the edges, and tends to flop and spin around if you don’t hold it with your right pinky, but again, it’s 8 dollars.paulFor 8$ I can’t complain
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2023
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