So you’ve finally graduated from point-and-shoots and bought yourself a nice DSLR camera. You take thousands of photos but you become disappointed since most of your shots still suck. Red eyes and nuked faces are common if you use the camera’s onboard flash. You need better lighting; but before you whip out your black card and buy those expensive speed lights and external lights, you should consider the Lightscoop first. It’s a clever flash modifier that fits in the camera’s hotshoe mount to deflect the light coming out of the flash. What you’ll get is a more natural light when bounced off a ceiling or a wall. With proper technique and practice, you can improve your shots and won’t cost you an arm and a leg in the process. $35.
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