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"The ExpoImaging Rogue Small Soft Box Kit is a game changing product in the overcrowded field of small flash light modifiers. It’s so simple and subtle that you don’t expect it to make a huge difference, but I honestly think it does – and I love it! In fact, I’ve used mine so much since I got it that I’m months late doing this review because I couldn’t force myself to shoot a flash without it to give you some comparison images."
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"Consider this the Swiss Army knife of Speedlight flash photography. This kit contains both the essentials for bending light to do your bidding, and an array of other tools which can take an ordinary photograph into the extraordinary with just a few professional touches."
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"How do we change light? One great little package of accessories to help us is made by a clever company called ExpoImaging, Inc., which makes the Rogue Flashbender system. They make a most interesting and creative series of individual items that combine to give you a kit of interweaving products. We use these to reflect light, bounce light, bend it; we can add color; we can soften light or focus it. Let’s look at a few of the individual components and then how they can work to help you manipulate light."
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"...for me the kit really shines through with it’s Grids and Gels, which I used CONSTANTLY while having this kit at my disposal. I really enjoy adding color to my photography to the point where sometimes it ends up being unnecessary. That’s unfortunate, but true. Either way, I’ve found that adding a little bit of color from time to time can add a bit of Pop to an image."
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"Depending on the type of photography you do, you can pick the kit that better fits your current situation or go with the Master Kit to give yourself more options for creativity and save a bit more money. If you are not sure what you need, the Starter Kit can be a good choice as you can always add more accessories to your gear bag later."
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"If you're like me you never go out without at least a piece of the Rogue light modifiers. I use them a lot, not always the way they're meant to. Grids end in macro shots, snoots show up in flower shots, they just seem to be able to adapt to everything I need.
Now ExpoImaging has made a new package of their line of products in terms of light modifiers. So these three kits are born. Right in time I should say: I've a flash workshop scheduled for next weekend and I'll be able to tell my students that they've three kits to choose from. Because I know they will want them after spending the day using my Rogue collection."
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"If you're looking for an affordable light modifier set-up to handle a variety of needs, especially when traveling light, consider the Rogue Master Lighting Kit that sells for $199. There are plenty of goodies in there to spur your lighting creativity."
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