ROGUE FlashBender 2 User manual

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FlashBender Großer Reflektor
FlashBender Grand Réflecteur
Reflector FlashBender grande
10.5” x 11” (254mm x 288mm)
4.8 oz (135g)
FLASHBENDER LARGE REFLECTOR
FLASHBENDER LARGE REFLECTOR
2
Large Reflector
Small Reflector
FlashBender kleiner Reflektor
FlashBender petit réflecteur
Reflector FlashBender pequeño
10.5” x 7” (254mm x 178mm)
2.8 oz (78g)
FLASHBENDER SMALL REFLECTOR
FLASHBENDER SMALL REFLECTOR
2
FlashBender Large Reflector, Small Reflector
and Bounce Card each sold separately
Bounce Card
FlashBender formbare Reflektorkarte
FlashBender panneau réflecteur
Tarjeta de rebote FlashBender
5” x 9” (127mm x 228mm)
2.2 oz (62g)
FLASHBENDER BOUNCE CARD
FLASHBENDER BOUNCE CARD
2
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Reflectors
Large
Reflector

Large Reflector Small Reflector Bounce Card
The versatile FlashBender Large Reflector is adaptable for use with on-
camera or off-camera flash. It can be used to control and shape your
main, background, hair, rim, or accent lights.
The smaller and lighter FlashBender Small Reflector is ideally suited for on-
camera flash event photography. The Small Reflector can also be used off-
camera to control and shape your main, background, hair, rim, or accent lights.
The Bounce Card is the smallest, lightest FlashBender and easily stows in
your pocket. When used with on-camera flash it creates a larger, softer light
source than a bare flash and allows directed bounce off ceilings or walls.
3. Shape Large Reflector: Use the reflector’s
positionable rods to manipulate its shape.
Adjust the light reflected up, forward, or to the
sides by shaping the top or sides of the reflector.
1. Lock Flash Head Up: Rotate the flash head into
its vertical, fully-locked position before attaching
the FlashBender. If the flash head will not lock in
the upright position, rotate the flash head 180˚ and
angle the flash forward.
Non-Locking Flash Heads: Rotate the flash head
180 degrees, then attach FlashBender. Use a tilter
or umbrella bracket to tilt the flash forward on light
stand.
2. Strap Reflector to Flash:
Attach the FlashBender to
the flash by wrapping the
strap around the flash head.
Pull the blue strap through
one of the two buckle
positions and fasten the
hook-and-loop.
3. Shape Small Reflector:
Use the reflector’s positionable rods to
manipulate its shape. Adjust the light
reflected up, forward, or to the sides by
shaping the top or sides of the reflector.
1. Position Flash Head: Rotate the flash
head into its vertical position before
attaching the FlashBender.
4. Roll Reflector Into a Snoot: Curve the
sides of the FlashBender reflector into a tube.
Overlap the sides of the reflector so that the
hook-and-loop strips on the opposite sides
connect. Direct the snooted flash to position
the spot of light.
4. Roll Reflector Into a Snoot:
Curve the sides of the FlashBender
reflector into a tube. Overlap the sides of
the reflector so that the hook-and-loop
strips on the opposite sides connect.
Direct the snooted flash to position the
spot of light.
2. Strap Bounce Card
to Flash: Attach the
FlashBender to the flash by
wrapping the strap around
the flash head. Pull the blue
strap through one of the two
buckle positions and fasten
the hook-and-loop.
3. Shape Bounce Card:
Manipulate the Bounce Card’s
shape to adjust reflected light
up or down.
1. Position Flash Head:
Rotate the flash head into its vertical position
before attaching the FlashBender.
smaller flashes use
first buckle position
bigger flashes use
second buckle position
2. Strap Reflector to Flash:
Attach FlashBender to the
flash by wrapping the strap
around the flash head. Pull
the blue strap through one of
the two buckle positions and
fasten the hook-and-loop.
smaller flashes use
first buckle position
bigger flashes use
second buckle position
smaller flashes use
first buckle position
bigger flashes use
second buckle position
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