Rogue Universal Fit Gel Kit

Comprehensive filter kit for strobists. Each gel is marked with colour (according to LEE names) as well as light loss (in stops). It also comes with useful guide. If you have more than one flash there is also a combi kit that has three bands and three of each of six commonly used filters. It's the same price so probably worth it if you just want to correct the light and not get too 'creative'.

I've been reading a lot of books and articles later about what I can do to get those extra details that make a shot exciting. Up until a few weeks ago, I had rarely used color gels other than to compensate for ambient lighting, and I wanted to pick up something that had a wide variety of colors to use. The Rogue system definitely fit the bill with a number of color correction, as well as special effects colors to use. I also like that the gels have their colors and f-stop loss information written directly on the material. Very helpful. The filters are organized into three sections, Greens/Blues, Correction Filters, and Yellows/Reds. Having a slaved or radio-triggered speedlite somewhere in the background with even a slight tinge of color is often enough to keep a viewer's attention, even if for an extra few seconds. I found the system helpful in supporting the themes that I was going after, drawing attention to a specific area of a shot, and giving energy to a still image. A few usage notes: When fastening the gel to your flash head, let it "bow" up a little bit. Don't strap it down directly across the lens, as it will start to deform from the heat. I looked over at one of my flashes during a shoot to see smoke coming up from it. It had actually begun to melt the gel material in place. Once I gave it some slack, it performed beautifully, although I'm not sure how you would go about using a strap-on grid... probably why Rogue makes their own circular grid and pack of gels for it (sold separately, of course). Also, they're nice enough to include a rubber strap to hold the gels in place by their tabs. If you want to use two different colored gels on two different flashes (CTO orange up front, red in the back, for example) you'll need a way to hold it in place. I recommend buying a couple of thick rubber bands (there's really so much more you can use them for as well) or using one of those "I Support Kittens Rights" wrist things that everyone sells for charities nowadays. They make great speedlite accessory holders. livestrong bracelet, hair tie or rubber band

The gels are durable, not too thin. The product is decent and will last a while. Very handy to have the pouch as well.

Bon produits, fait parfaitement ce qu’on lui demande Les +: - il y a bien plusieurs élastiques (voir photo) - il a les guides sur les gelatines ce qui est très pratique - bien classé dans sa sacoche Attention à bien laissé de l’espace entre le flash et la gélatine, sinon la chaleur risque de la déformer .. Ps: hésitez pas a l’indiqué si mon avis vous a été utile ☺️

Gelatine per flash molto belle e ben fatte, le ho prese per usarle in combinazione con il Godox AD200Pro. Ottime quelle di correzione colore e interessanti quelle colorate. La saccoccia fornita non è proprio il massimo e dentro tende tutto a mescolarsi, soprattutto in situazioni concitate. Ma per il costo e la resa si passa sopra perchè è un ottimo prodotto.