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Question: I have a flash for my camera. And I have a tripod that my camera fits on- so what Will I need to buy to put this on my flash and then on tripod
Document: I usually shoot with monolights, but I was unable to bring them on a recent trip, so I bought this softbox, together with a tilt/swivel flash bracket so I could put a speedlight in it, triggered by pocketwizards. I used a compact light stand to set it all up.This softbox folds up real easy like an umbrella (and mounts like it too) and comes with a bag and fits in a medium to large suitcase.
I purchased two of these as an inexpensive start for off camera flash photography. If using just the reflector part, it is great. However, when using manual flashes along with the fabric for diffusing, you have to undo one side of the fabric to adjust the manual flash as you need to. This can be a little time consuming, considering most photographers like to take test shots to get the lighting effect they are looking for.
well constructed and delivers as hoped. If I was needing something all the time I would buy a better brand for a more durable construction. However as I need this only sporadically it's a steal price wise, compact when stored and easy to setup. Nice value for sure and easy to recommend.
This item gets the job done. THE ONLY reason I can't give it a 5 is because it could include a stand, but it doesn't. It shouldn't be much more. LUCKILY, I have plenty of leg stands.The flash brightness reflects great. The zipper quality is decent and the Velcro is too. I hope it holds up because I could really use it. I will decide to buy another at a later time if this one does the job continuously.
This is an OK softbox for the money. It's actually a good buy for the price. But the problem I have is the way the internal rod sticks out that you mount to your umbrella/flash adapter. Since your light stand has to go up 'through' the bottom of this softbox via a Velcro hole, it's very limited on the ability to adjust the softbox angle. (It catches on the Velcro slot.) The internal rod also sticks out to the point that it hits the white diffuser material.
I got a great deal on these, super fast shipping. Pretty ease to set up and put away. Might have to purchase a few more.
So far several time use. Very easy to set and put it down. I have Wedding shoot coming in 2 weeks and plan eventually to use it. If some issue appears will keep you updated.
I wanted a rectangular softbox that was portable and setup FAST. I wanted light weight and good qiality. This has all that. The entire speedlight fits inside the zippered opening in the bottom. Even light. Can be used with or without the white diffusing cloth (velcro's in place.)
I got mine and it doesn't work. The clip that holds the umbrella open doesn't stop it from closing and I can't keep it open. I'm scared to get another one so I will buy something a lil less cheap..
And b/c the speed light is inside the umbrella, any time you make adjustments to it you'll need to pull the speed light out of the soft box. I haven't had it long enough to be able to say how durable the product is but my initial take is that I didn't see any particular issues that would have me wondering if it was going to fall apart quickly (and I do most of my shooting outdoors or in the field).
Answer: this is for off camera flash photography.  You will need a light stand and a speedlight umbrella mount head. You will also need some kind of radio triggers because the flash is inside the speedbox....  you have to have a way to trigger the flash from the camera.  A receiver on the flash and transmitter mounted on the camera.