are you using this flash modifier wrong? 

Extremely happy to hear that. LMK if you have any specific flash related questions.

@@MikMilman Okay, you asked for it. Could you talk about these topics? Maybe a video about outdoor event photography with minimal kit? Is this MagBox modifier really effective, not sure if you use it. For outdoor scenario therefore a situation that requires a wide shoot without the possibility of white ceeling, shot with full power flash aimed at the group of subjects or better a modifier? What brand do you recommend for an event photographer? Using TTL with the white flash bender, i had two shoot at two different couples. The first one was amazing and the second one completely blew out and i was in the same position, why? Not sure if you already talked about but if one of your expensive equipment broke at an event and you as a photographer have no fault at all, how do you behave with the client? Do you ask him for a refund? Can you also give us some tips on how to speed up the workflow? I own a Sony alpha 6400 and I was thinking to switch to a full frame so that I can pump that ISO and get better is low light conditions and use less flash power. Can be this wise or should I purchase a premium lens? Again not sure if you already spoke about it but for a newbie like me finalizing a job/event with a client, what kind of document/contract should I send, do you sign anything before the event or an email of confirmation is sufficient? Have you ever tried the Tamron 70-180 2.8? Tips on how to manage an event photographer's week? When to say no to a customer to avoid the risk of burnout? 2-3 shoots a week? Maybe you can find some ideas for new videos from this🥂

Thank you. I'm hoping people will still be able to get something out of the shorts format.

Well, it's a more diffuse light, not really a softer light as this bounce adapter doesn't increase the size of your light source.

It is correct that if you have nothing to bounce your flash off of, a diffusor cap won't really soften the light. But, there's often something to bounce off of even if small, white shirts for example. Using a cap will spread the light in many directions, potentially giving you more options.

@@MikMilman which way would you point flash if this was the case or is it just trial and error?

@@bryce2607 I'd say I would use it the way described but swiveled toward wherever there was the largest reflective surface.

There are many settings to configure. Anything specific you want to know about?