The Light Cone Photo Light & Photo Flash Diffuser - 360 Diffusion for Shooting Reflective Objects Alternative to Picture Box or Photo Box for Product Photography - Large

My first project was a series of catalog shots of watches. The cone did amazing well at hiding all of the glare. I watched Karl Taylor's video and learned how to add in some reflections using tape. The whole project went amazingly well and only took about 90 minutes instead of an entire day. Well worth it.

As a commercial photographer, I’m always looking for ways to improve my lighting and reduce time spent on setup. The Light Cone by V-Flat World, partnered with Karl Taylor, has been a game-changer. After hearing all the hype, I decided to try it on a few product shoots, and I’m honestly impressed. It makes lighting a lot easier and more controlled. I’m able to achieve soft, smooth reflections without the usual trial and error. Whether I’m photographing glass or packaging, it adds a level of polish that’s hard to beat. The quality is solid, and it saves me so much time during shoots. If you’re serious about taking your product photography to the next level, this is a tool you need to have.

I'm glad to have found this product on Amazon. I am a product/ e-commerce photographer and this thing really helps me a lot. I used to cut the diffuser to make a cone shape but it does not stand well. This light cone to me is in perfect size, suitable on cans, cosmetics, and jewelry. In fact, I bought this to help with jewelry photography in particular and it does not disappoint me! Highly recommend it!

This cone really helps with lighting and reduces reflections on silver jewelry. My items are very small and I use an iPhone. I do find that the cone makes it hard to get closer to the item (like a photo of an earring on an ear). I also need to figure out a way to hold this horizontal so I can take certain pictures. I’m sure the creator has a video that helps with this. Overall, I am very glad I bought it. It has reduced my time having to color correct product photos.

Yes it's a bit pricey. Yes, you could make your own. But by the time you'd found a material that works this well, figured out how to cut it to form this shape, and somehow fastened the edges together, you'd have spent a lot of time on something not quite as good, and wish you'd just bought this instead. I popped it together, put some lights on it, and got the perfect shot. Bing. Just like that.

It’s good but too pricey for the material and product. Mainly paying for logo

The VFlat light cone has been an absolute game changer in the way I am able to photograph reflective objects. I photograph a lot of reflective jewelry that has a ton of texture, so the light is bouncing from so many angles that it is difficult to eliminate. Using this light cone has allowed me to create near-flawless images with a simple two-light setup, allowing me to shoot higher volumes super quickly. It's so easy to use and lays flat when you aren't using it, so it takes up practically no room and is easy to store. The video I'm sharing uses just natural light, and you can instantly see the results. So, no matter whether you are a seasoned professional or a small business owner trying to take better photos of your products, this light cone is a lifesaver!

Karl Taylor is the King of lighting but I bought 2 large light cones and they both broke on the snaps. The one I'm returning now broke after 1 use. The other one broke after a few uses. Karl! I'm surprised and disappointed. I wanted to buy some V flats and backgrounds, but I'm not so sure now.