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Cloud Light Sphere- Use the cloud colored Light Sphere II to create the warmest softest light possible from your on-camera flash. Studio quality light, that you can carry in your gear bag, makes the Cloud Light Sphere the perfect diffuser for portrait photographers and wedding photojournalists. This soft flattering light is the same light you are accustomed to finding in your studio when using a soft box, panel or large umbrella. If you shoot outside of your studio - you will love the Cloud Light Sphere.

Clear Light Sphere- Use the Clear Light Spheres when you need more light than a Cloud Light Sphere. The Cloud units feature the best diffusion but sometimes you need more light. The Clear units provide the extra light but are cooler.

Amber Dome-There were many users who requested a warming filter for their Light Spheres. So we made it after extensive testing, and it does a great job of warming your light in the following situations: Outdoors at dusk or early morning, outdoors in Open Shade (set camera to auto-white balance), Interiors with tungsten lighting (set camera WB to \"tungsten\" setting), and shooting sunsets with the sun at your subject's back. What is so neat about the ability to \"swap tops\" is it is so fast to switch. Rather than switching the whole Light Sphere, or having to custom white balance your camera, if you want warm lighting, just put the top on and you're good to go! Note: Amber Dome is for use on the cloud domes and not the clear domes. We feel the color shift on the clear dome is too drastic.

Chrome Dome- The Chrome Dome™ Increases light output dramatically while still keeping the diffusion properties. You will have up to double the power and efficiency, but the look will be identical. Note, the Chrome Dome™ was made for the Light Sphere Universal Cloud and Lightsphere-2 Cloud Model only - it does not work effectively with the clear model.

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