| I use whatever gives me the result I'm looking for. I tape all kind of colored plastic in front of the flash to alter it's color if I need to with no problem at all. You can actually put a colored plastic in front of the lens on your camera and point it toward a light source to set a "very custom" white balance, then put the same "filter" in front of the flash. Your main subject will look more or less color balanced while everything else will take another shade due to that previous white balance. Just don't forget to reset your white balance after you're done with it, otherwise you'll spend some time in Photoshop to correct everything. As for diffuser, same thing goes for me. I use whatever does the job. |