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Weekend Wrap Up Party — and Lightscoop Deluxe Giveaway!!

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Welcome to the Weekend Wrap Up Party!!  

This week’s giveaway is one of my favorite camera accessories – a Lightscoop Deluxe!

We’ve all been there – we’re trying to take the perfect picture of one of our kids, a craft project, or even the family dog and you just can’t get the lighting to come out right. Natural lighting is such an important part of photography, and Lightscoop makes it much easier to achieve.

Lightscoop redistributes light in your photos to create a healthy glow around whatever you’re taking a picture of, regardless of the room’s lighting.

This week I’m giving away a Lightscoop Deluxe – find out how to win and link up your projects after the break:

A few years ago, I discovered the original Lightscoop, and I was so happy I did!

As I said back then,

 natural light is a must for a good picture, but a flash is a disaster for good photography!

Here’s my example from back then:

Without Flash                 With Flash                           With Lightscoop!
The Lightscoop fits on your camera’s “hot shoe” – the flash attachment at the top – to redirect the flash onto the ceiling, providing indirect light instead of harsh direct light.

See how Lightscoop redistributes the flash to create a natural, even glow around the subject? I love it!

With the Lightscoop Deluxe you can also buy different mirror colors to create different types of glow in your pictures.

I like the new Lightscoop Deluxe, even more than my original Lightscoop — and here’s why: I can tilt the mirror to work even when I take a vertical picture. When I turn the camera on its side, I can tilt the Lightscoop Deluxe to bounce the flash off the ceiling, or wherever I want. (The original Lightscoop remains fixed in place.)

I love my Lightscoop – it makes lighting so much easier to figure out and helps me create the even lighting you can see in my pictures taken at night or indoors.

 Here’s how to win the Lightscoop Deluxe:

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Don’t forget to link up your projects — I’ve got two Great Ideas posts coming this weekend from your projects!!

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Have fun!!!

I can’t wait to see YOUR ideas and feature YOU!!

xoxo



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Comments

  5. Jo Skidmore says

    I could use a light scoop to photograph my black dogs. They usually have glowing eyes or you can’t see them at all!

  7. Christine says

    This would be great inside the house….the kitties are always doing something cute and the photos don’t always come out well 🙁

  9. Wendy N says

    I take a lot of pictures indoors with out long winter months in SD! I would love to use this taking pictures of what my family and dogs are doing inside the house, or possibly the occasional fish shack pictures!!

  13. Kathy Owen (@pjunktion) says

    Hey Jen, I really, really want that Lightscoop. Never heard of one till now but I got my first DSLR for Christmas….still trying to figure it out. The Lightscoop would be one more thing to add to my list of how-to projects

  21. Suz says

    I’d use it to take family photos – I liked the Lightscoop tip about standing on a chair – more flattering for your family’s pictures ! Thanks!

  22. Christie - Food Done Light says

    Thanks for hosting. Great giveaway. As a novice photographer, I am having a hard time figuring out lighting especially when it comes to food pictures for my blog. I think the Lightscoop could help! Wishing you and your family a Happy Easter.

  23. chocolateandmore says

    I need one of those Lightscopes, what a brilliant idea! Would definitely free up where I take photos and I wouldn’t have to hope the sun was out just for good lighting.

  27. MammaNene says

    I’d like to use lightoscoop taking pics of the clothes I made and show on my blog!
    MammaNene

    Sergerpepper.blogspot.it

  30. Emily says

    I’d like a Lightscoop to improve the photos of big things, like large DIY projects, in my dark house. No matter how many lights we have on, the photos still seem dingy!

  35. valerie (in TX) says

    I have a terrible time getting the lighting right on indoor photos – always yellow, too dark, or that awful flash glare. Would love to win this! Thanks for the awesome giveaway!

  40. Melanie says

    I’ve been looking into getting a Lightscoop! I need one for when the light isn’t very good (I have a Western-facing apartment) and the kids are napping; I could get so many more photos taken for my blog if I had one!

  44. Kathleen says

    This would be so great on my new camera. I would use it to take pictures of my sweet little grandkids!!

  50. Kathy Moody says

    Thank you so much for hosting and the great giveaway! I would love to use it to take better indoor pictures of my projects and family. Have a wonderful weekend and a Happy Easter!!
    xo
    Kathy

  62. Lori says

    I’ve wanted one of these for the longest time! I would use it to take photos indoors in the evening when there is no natural light. My indoor photos always have a yellowish tint and/or harsh shadows because I have to use the camera flash. Indoor photos would be soooo much better if I had a Lightscoop!

  67. Nicole says

    I’d probably use this most when taking pictures of my children and projects inside my home. It always seems like when you think about taking that picture it’s either dark or just dreary do there’s no good lighting!

  72. Penny Kitzmiller says

    I would use this to shoot better pictures of my grandson and my dogs. This would be a great add on feature for my camera for sure!! Thank you for the chance!!

  76. kleinworthco says

    Lightscoops can be so much fun. Great giveaway. Thanks for hosting- Hope you have a very blessed Easter weekend.

  78. Angie@Echoes of Laughter says

    Thanks so much for hosting Jen! I so wish I was coming to SNAP so that I could meet you! I had a fun blogging week… I got to go on TV and share my craft projects in a news program. And they have invited me back for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day! Have a wonderful long weekend and Happy Easter! Angie xo

  82. Ashley C says

    I would love a Lightscoop. I would use for those inside photos or evening activities.

  84. memoriesbythemile says

    Jen,
    Thank you for another Awesome party! I am sharing my husband’s yummy cookies this week.
    Have a wonderful Easter weekend.
    Wanda Ann @ Memories by the Mile

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