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- INCREASES THE FLASH COVERAGE – The MagMod MagBounce is a bounce modifier that delivers soft light with wide coverage. It’s like a small softbox that increases the size of your flash by 300%.
- SUPER DURABLE – Designed as a solid piece of silicone rubber with thin but strong walls that allow for incredible flexibility. Whether you knock it, bump it, or crush it, the MagBounce effortlessly bounces back to its original form.
- MAGNETIC MOUNTING – The 4 built-in magnets of MagBounce allows you to quickly mount and dismount the flash modifier on top of the MagGrip base. You can also rotate the MagBounce easily, giving you the flexibility to shoot in both landscape and portrait orientations.
- PERFECT FOR GROUP SHOTS – The MagBounce creates even diffused lighting, making it a favorite tool for photographers for outdoor reception lighting, and large group shots.
- OFFERS A UNIVERSAL FIT – The bounce diffuser is compatible with virtually any flash courtesy of the patented universal MagGrip*. You can even use MagBounce with AlienBee Strobes. *NOTE: MagGrip is sold separately.
Myrna Bradtke –
This is an interesting product that has two advantages. The first is that it is really easy to mount with the magnets. You don’t really do anything, it just firmly sticks to the magnetic mount. The other advantage is that it provides fairly soft light for fill that is roughly equivalent to the Lumiquest Softbox III. The softbox is probably slightly better in terms of light softness at around 3′, but is much harder to set up and will blow off in any kind of medium – heavy wind.Note that this modifier really should be used within a few feet of your subject for best effect. It is more directional then the Lumiquest so has a better “range” by a couple feet. I would use this from 1-5′ away max.
Dr. Lukas Nikolaus PhD –
The Mag Bounce works very well. I just shot a Quinceanara with it in a really dark senior center. The MagBounce spread the light very well. Easy to scrunch up in my gear bag. As you can see from the attached shot the room lights were very dim. The light for the shot came solely from the on camera flash with the MagBounce attached. Had to kick the camera ISO up to around ISO 1600-3200 to catch the movement without blurring and save my batteries. My flash doesn’t stay vertical very well with the weight of the MagBounce while I am moving around. I added a piece of velcro to back of flash to keep it in place. The same thing happened when I used my Gary Fong diffuser but the Fong unit sucks a lot of light.
Prof. Mireya Hauck –
The build quality is great and being able to fold it up and throw it in my bag is wonderful. But using the MagBounce during the reception at a wedding proves just a little to heavy for my YN560IV flash head. When rotating my camera from landscape to portrait can cause the flash head to fall down covering my camera lens, requiring constant adjustment. It wouldnt be a problem on a locking flash head like on canon and nikon flash units but with the ever growing popularity of the yongnuo systems, it has to be addressed.
Miss Cassandre Crooks V –
Great Stuff and I recommend it.
Prof. Rachelle Daugherty V –
Short of having a pro rig with multiple remote flash guns, this device is a Godsend! I used it outdoors with TTL and it got rid of ugly shadows in full sunlight. NOTE: You do need to purchase their separate magnetic adaptor for you flash. Also know that I think the whole rig is a bit heavy, and it would be wise to use an of camera flash bracket, and cable. Lifting the flash off the camera also helps with photo quality. I plan to use this for a socially distance, outdoor wedding in a month. Fall is upon us, and I know I’ll need this rig for early sunsets.