Ambystoma maculatum pics

John said:
And that gives you pretty awesome diffusion because you're diffusing already diffuse light. I need to rig something like that for my flash because the diffusion dome doesn't cut it for close-up.
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I played around with the milk container diffuser for awhile. At the begining I used to place crumpled paper towels to diffuse the light even more. It actually diffused the light far too much, most images came out overexposed. I begin to wonder if crumpled cellophane placed inside some of the larger blub diffusers would work to help bounce the light? I've heard of some guys usuing a polarized film in front of their flashes to reduce the flash shine.
 
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