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Photographer Jason Bafile creates memorable wedding day portraits with help from his Rogue Flash Grid.  By placing a hidden flash modified with a Rogue Flash Grid behind the subject, Jason is able to control the direction and fall off of the light.  Honeycomb grids produce a spot of light with gradual fall-off.  They can be used as main lights, as hair lights in portraiture, or for background and accent lights to create mood and drama.  Using this technique, Jason is able to draw your eye back from the stunning scenery to the true center of attention - the happy wedding...

Philippe Martz  is a professional portrait photographer working in France.  Below are images Philippe captured with the new Rogue Round Flash Magnetic Modifiers.  Philippe shoots with Canon and uses the Canon 600EX Flash.  Our Rogue Round Flash Magnetic Modifiers can be used with rectangular flash heads by attaching our Rogue Adapter to your flash.  The Rogue Flash Adapter’s stretchy silicone mount quickly attaches to a rectangular speedlight flash and incorporates a metal ring mount for attaching magnetic round flash modifier components. The images below were shot with a Canon 600EX modified with the Rogue Flash Diffuser Dome placed on each...

Photographer Stefano Tealdi of Italy created this image with a single flash modified with a Full CTO Rogue Round Flash Gel from our Color Correction Collection.  By adding the Full CTO Gel to his flash, Stefano was able to create the effect of a warm sunset in the middle of the afternoon.   Color Correction Flash Gels are typically used to give your images a more natural look when shooting with flash.  They will save you valuable time color correcting your image whenever you shoot with flash.  For example, use a CTO gel when shooting in tungsten, halogen, or incandescent...

Rogue Magnetic Modifiers are lightweight, compact, and super easy to use!