Shoot with any lens or lens hood and your pop up flash

When you are using your Canon or Nikon pop up flash with a wide-barreled lens, a telephoto lens, or a lens hood, the light coming from your pop up flash strikes the barrel of the lens and creates a horrible shadow on the bottom of your horizontal pictures or on the side of vertical pictures. We know people who quit using their flash just because of this terrible effect!

Because Professor Kobré’s Lightscoop redirects this beam from the pop up flash, the light no longer strikes the lens or lens hood — and THAT solves the problem of the ugly mystery shadow. Note also how the entire scene has been evenly lit thanks to Professor Kobré’s Lightscoop.

Professor Kobré’s Lightscoop™ changes the
direction of the tiny light coming from the pop
up flash in your Nikon, Pentax or Canon camera.

• The bounced light creates an effectively larger
  light source.
• The larger source sends out light from a more
  natural direction.
• The auto function of your pop up flash continues
  to operate normally, so the flash properly
  exposes the picture.
  IMPORTANT: Set up your camera as directed.