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"Here is a simple and cool, two-Speedlite portrait technique that you can use to impress your clients and friends."
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"In conclusion, for any photographer who uses shoe mount flashes on a regular basis, whether on camera or off, we can more than just recommend ExpoImaging’s Rogue Flashbenders, given they’re just so darn useful in a variety of different solutions… we’re awarding them our highest honor as “Essential” gear. We can’t think of a smarter or more effective way for strobists to control their lights."
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"For the next setup I mixed available light with one strobe. The nice thing about this setup was that I could expriment with the Rogue flashbender which I received a few days before the workshop from Cameranu (many thanks guys), and I have to add that this is a must buy when you are using small flash, it’s awesome."
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from Zone-10, 5/4/2011
"ExpoImaging is a fantastic company to deal with. They stand by their products. The FlashBender is built by the same USA-based company that brings you the ExpoDisc. ExpoImaging takes customer service seriously--a phone call gets a real person on the line and they are dedicated to providing customer satisfaction. The FlashBender is a Zone-10 highly-recommended product."
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"So are the ExpoImaging Rogue Flash Benders the best flash modifiers ever? Many photographers would say so, and to be quite honest I couldn’t find a single fault with them. Bendable, pliable, shapable, versatile: the Rogue Flash Benders let you really harness the light output from your flash and give the strobist some of the best control I’ve ever seen."
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"I found it particularly useful to use just as a little bit of fill and to give a nice catch light in the subjects eyes. Even possible with group shots outside the chapel etc.."
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"Using it in the field over the last few weeks has confirmed our opinion that the Flash Bender reflectors are a great bit of kit. We use fill in flash quite a lot when we are taking flower pictures as it helps even up the lighting and sometimes a reflector is impossible to position or not practical. In the past, we have used So Fen diffusers over our Canon flashguns or resorted to bouncing the flash output onto a reflector. I think I can say that our methodology will be changing in the future as using the Flash Benders in the field has proved very easy."
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The beauty of these is that they are completely flat when not in use and EASILY fit in the outer pocket of my carryon suitcase. Sure I'll take a giant softbox any day I can get one, but in situations when I'm on the road and taking portraits or lighting other scenes with my speedlights, these are AWESOME!
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"An effective, versatile set up for portraits is to position a large FlashBender off-camera, with a bounce reflector on the fill side. This combination provides, crisp, flattering results, yet doesn't require a large investment in lighting equipment."
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is a positionable light modifier that can be used many different ways and comes in both small and large sizes. You can shape the Rogue FlashBenders
