Explore Gary Fong at Excellent Photo, with flash accessories made to soften and shape the light from your flash. Direct flash often looks harsh, with hard shadows and shiny skin. A good diffuser spreads that light so portraits, events and close-up shots look more natural.
How to choose a flash diffuser
Start with the kind of light you want. A small diffuser that fits over a built-in flash is handy for everyday snapshots, while a snoot-style diffuser suits shooters who want more control over where the light goes. Then think about how you shoot: a compact accessory is easy to carry all day, and a larger one gives you more options when you have time to set up.
- Built-in flash: look for a diffuser made for pop-up flashes, like the Gary Fong Puffer Built-In Flash Diffuser for Sony and Konica Minolta.
- Directing the light: the Gary Fong GFLSUPS PowerSnoot Light Diffuser is a light diffuser from the same brand for shaping your flash output.
Always check your camera or flash model before ordering, since fit depends on the design of your equipment.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a Gary Fong flash diffuser do?
It spreads and softens the light from your flash, which reduces harsh shadows and gives a more even look.
What is the Gary Fong Puffer?
It is a built-in flash diffuser. The version listed here is made for Sony and Konica Minolta cameras.
Do I need a diffuser for my flash?
If your photos look flat or harsh with direct flash, a diffuser is an easy way to improve them.
Will a diffuser fit my camera?
Check your camera or flash model against the product name and details on each product page.