[2700 to 6500K] I purchased two of these Creative Kits along with my Blaster, and they're great. My only complaint/observation, is that the Blaster setup often requires more power than a Speedlite can produce, if you're planning on shooting above f/1.4. The darker transparencies will be tough to project with a Speedlite.

[2700 to 6500K] Got a set of the metal gobos to test out. they are the best thing for the blaster. the shapes and designs are crisp and you can add gels or different backdrops to create additional patterns in the design. Do not know what the cost will be but I think over all it will be worth the price.

[2700 to 6500K] I do light painting. As soon as I heard of this tool and saw the small size, I knew I had a new potential tool to attach to my blades. I have only used the RGB bracelet so far, but I'm impressed!

[Yes] With Spiffy I was able to bring my photos and videos to life. The variance and shades of colors made my web content even better.

[0.545 lb] Besides being great for photography use, this LED Light Bracelet can be easily and comfortably worn around the wrist, arm or ankle, at night while walking, running, jogging, cycling, etc. Also, there is various other uses for it too as well.

[0.545 lb] Beyond the use in photography, this small LED light bracelet gets really bright on level 5. The police effect mode (alternating red/blue) is pretty cool. Cops on foot/cycle/horse patrol could use this effect to its full advantage. Great for being seen at night while out and about, and for emergency use too. Everyone should have this LED light bracelet in their vehicles.

[2700 to 6500K] A great product that allows you to expand your creative options to transform your strobe into a versatile and amazing projector! I received a unit to review and managed to come up with some amazing smoke patterns that I hadn't thought about at the time!

[2700 to 6500K] I purchased two of these wrap lights mainly for use with a Halloween and New Years costumes. think they will be perfect as they are compact and light weight.
I might also use them for light painting photographs, happy with them so far!

[2700 to 6500K] This is performing just as expected and that is a GOOD thing. I plan on being VERY creative with this little piece of equipment. I may even buy another so I can add one slide to the back ground while using another on the subject. You do need to pay attention to how the flash gets centered in the shoe. You can turn it the wrong way and get a light fall off with the bulb being out of position to the slide and lens focus point.

[2700 to 6500K] The Light Blaster Studio Adapter is something a lot of people have asked for. The system is simple and lets you use it on any mono block with a reflector. This is great if you want to pump more power out of the device because of bigger area you want to cover or using a slower lens on the front. Things to watch out for is how the system connects to the reflector. Make sure that it's attached properly and tight before attaching your lens to it. You don't want the lens to fall on the ground because it wasn't stable enough. While it is nice that you can use a modelling light to focus the system, be fast because the plastic will melt if not careful. Recommend you do that before putting the hood onto system, as not to build up too much heat. The adapter is a good way to reduce recycling times and get more light out of the system.