One of the first pieces of kit that you will want to invest in when you start to do off camera flash work is a nice umbrella. An umbrella is a type of modifier that can change the way the light from your flash looks like when it hits your subject. The reason why the umbrella is one of the first modifiers that people buy when they are starting off is that umbrellas are versatile, fairy compact and easy to use. There are two types of umbrellas - shoot-through umbrellas and reflective umbrellas. This short guide will run you through the two basic types of umbrellas that you will run into, what the benefits are of using one over the other and my personal recommendation as to which type of umbrella you should get as your first umbrella.
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Shoot-Through vs Reflective Umbrellas for Off-Camera Flash / Strobist Photography
Shoot-Through vs Reflective Umbrellas for Off-Camera Flash / Strobist Photography
Shoot-Through vs Reflective Umbrellas for Off-Camera Flash / Strobist Photography
Shoot-Through vs Reflective Umbrellas for Off-Camera Flash / Strobist Photography
