DIY FlashBender Is a Cheap and

Flexible Flash Modifier

Jason Fitzpatrick 9/01/10 11330am

If you're looking for a lightweight flash

modifier for your camera you'd be hard
pressed to find a DIY option more flexible—
literally and figuratively—than this DIY
FlashBender.

The FlashBender is a commercial product

that is essentially a wire-mesh panel wrapped in reflective and black
fabric that retails for $35. This no-sew version of the Flash Bender
is just as effective as the commercial version at a fraction of the
price.

$20

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 You'll need electrical tape, some small fabric swatches, some
hardware mesh, a stapler, and some Velcro tabs. Check out the full
article at the link below for step-by-step instructions. Have a clever
DIY photography hack to share? Let's hear about it in the
comments.

DIY FlashBender [DIY Photography School]

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