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Regular readers know we're in love with Brando Workshop gadgets. There was the combo flashlight and card reader, the secret spy handbag, and, of course, the flash syringe. Now the curious site is wowing us again with the inflatable flash soft diffuser.

Looking something like an airline pillow, the diffuser fits over most camera flash units to soften the quality of the light. If you use a detachable flash and you're tired of harsh bright spots in your pictures, this can help you get a softer, more even quality in your shots. When you're not using it, you can deflate it and store it away.

The diffuser sells for $12, which is cheap for a camera peripheral but expensive for a Zip-loc bag. Get it, and a variety of other unusual gadgets, at Brando Workshop.

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