This any good to folks?

[quietone]

I'm not in the market for one, but it caught my eye. Less than £4, collect in store. Might be useful to some.


[h=2]Rogue Pop-Up Flash Booster[/h]

• No Batteries Required
• Optically Engineered Lens Concentrates Light
• Optimized for Lenses Over 100mm
• Mounts to DSLR Hot Shoe
• Molded from rugged polycarbonate materials

This Pop Up Flash Booster focuses the light from a DSLR's pop-up flash to greatly increase the available flash power at extended distances.
It is designed to work with crop-sensor (APS-C/DX) Canon and Nikon DSLRs. While this Safari Pop-up Flash Booster is compatible with the vast majority of modern DSLRs, some early model cameras, including the Canon 10D, 20D and 30D will not accommodate the adapter.

http://www.jessops.com/online.store/categories/products/rogue/pop-up-flash-booster-89625/show.html

 

[brancho]

Well I will not be buying one.

 

[Arya]

It would be fun to test it, but I am a sucker for natural light. Of course I see the advantages of using a flash, and should probably use it myself. Maybe I´m just to lazy to try to get a hang of it :tapedshut

 

[quietone]

Hey, yeah. I was thinking of trying to use one for macro. Maybe diffuse further though. But I'm just a noob at photography. Some here, that are better informed might comment on whether it could be useful, or just plain unnecessary.

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[brancho]

Hey, yeah. I was thinking of trying to use one for macro. Maybe diffuse further though. But I'm just a noob at photography. Some here, that are better informed might comment on whether it could be useful, or just plain unnecessary.

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I recomend making a diffuser and using ordinary flash if you have one

EM1 sigma 105 Mk11 by Alf Branch, on Flickr

Have a look at this thread
http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=124513

 

[quietone]

Oh, now that is nifty. I'll take a gander. No wonder you won't be getting one. Cheers.

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