Opteka BC-10 Universal Double-Sided 7.5 X 4-Inch Bounce Card for External Camera Flashes

The product advertised double size, but there's really only a single side that is useable, the white side. Couldn't find anyway to reverse the white plastic plastic to see what's on the other side. The other side is actually just black fabric, which will absorb light, not reflecting. Anyway, it's cheap and is worth that price, instead of just using a white sheet of paper.

When you need to flag light with a flashgun, there's a lot of ways to do it. If you want to do it compactly, cheaply, but with a look that isn't cheap-looking then get a couple of these.The velcro band is quality, doesn't need adhesive to fit the head, and can be stored attached to the card. The card itself is rigid enough to hold without much bend. You can mute the potential bounce/loss of the white side by flipping and using the flat black side. And when not in use they store easily in your kit without taking up hardly any space.I got two of these shipped to my house for ten bucks. Sweet deal...

Bought this because my wife was tired of looking at my rubberband/index card combo. It's a basic card - a firm piece of white reflective plastic in a nylon, gym bag-type black material with Velcro fuzzies on both sides of one end allowing you to bounce light off the white side or shield light with the black side. It seems durable enough that as long as you treat it with the same respect as the rest of your gear, it should last for as long as you need it to. It comes with the strap and it's only ten bucks.A no-brainer - it's always in my bag and I use it all the time.

This is a good, solid, bounce card. It does the job nicely, and the ease of moving this from one flash to another, along with the small flat form, makes this an every-shoot carry item, always in my camera bag.

Better than the pull out card of my speedlights. But if you want a more bigger light spread,just make your own out of using black and white foam pads

Nice product, 2 sided and works as stated

This works fine with my Canon RT-600 II flash

working properly

I used it a lot for the night club photography. I don't think there is a need to describe it, simply look at the latest batch of the images I took by using it: [...]I use it 2-3 times a month for about 1-2 hours each time since September. It is still brilliant and attaches perfectly even though many people tried to damage it accidentally during the night club sessions.

i have tried several types of flash accessories [brackets,dome diffusers etc.] this is the best flash accessory i have bought and used all the time now,i highly recommend this Opteka Bounce Crad.this is well made and takes no space in the camera bag.thanks

It's a nice product but not very very effective.I think is very thin and not expands light at all.

it's been a 1,5 week, since I've ordered. Still waiting and I think i won't come. In addition, there is no tracking information.