Neewer U-Type Light Diffuser Reflector for Studio and Photography Situation with Carrying Case, Arclight Curved Reflector 167 x 61 cm in Black/White/Gold/Silver (Light Stand Not Included)

Greetings all I bet you’re wondering if this item would be a good fit for your photography business, though I will say I got it on sale during prime day. I still think for the regular price it is totally worth the purchase. Having watched reviews online for the original Westcott eyelighter and the Glow curved reflector I figured I would buy one of these for my studio and on location portraits. Fortunately this version was on sale during prime day, and I figured I would give it a shot and if it didn’t would I would return. When I received I noticed that it had 2 solutions to the issues reviews mentioned on YouTube.1.) The Westcott version was a slower assembly due to the screwing the poles at the end to each other, this version has no fasteners so 2-3 min saved from total assembly time. Also Westcott sells their version for double the price of the Neewer version.2.) The Glow version does not have Velcro to quickly change the reflective surfaces so if you have a change of lighting due to clouds on location and had to switch from white reflective surface to silver to get more light, you have to disassemble and slip on the other reflective surface.Hopefully this review assists you to better understand your choices in the different versions of this product and why I believe this specific one has the best bang for your buck. Happy shooting my fellow photographers.

A fantastic tool for achieving professional lighting! The quality of the diffuser is excellent, and the setup is quick and easy. It adds a soft and even glow to photos and videos, making it a must-have for photographers and videographers.

I am so very happy with the quality on the products of these guys make reflects the light extremely well easy to put together and take apart would definitely recommend pretty much anything that neewer makes

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This is an unbeatable option if it remans set-up in a studio environment. Otherwise, practice setting this up several times before your first session and plan for at least 10 minutes add’l time when on-site.May make you wonder if your significantly cheaper, round reflector wasn’t already sufficient.

This reflector was quite easy to assemble! Except for the very last crossbar on the end.. but if you watch the video you'll be fine!

As far as a reflector, it’s awesome. BUT as far as it’s made, BAD. I thought I had to stretch the material to get it to fit in the correct hole. If I would have done that, I would have ripped it. The fabric is to small for the rods. Luckily I had the correct tools and was able to make a new set of holes to get it to work properly. If your material is to small, don’t stretch it. Find away to make a new set of holes. Or just return it. I wasn’t able to return it bc I needed it for the next day.

Never used one of these before but was looking for a way to change up the look of portraits. Went with the Neweer since I don't foresee using it a ton so it should hold up fine. The 18" version feels a little small but seems to bounce ample light to create a nice look. And being smaller it's easier to move and fit it tight spaces.