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Super Cool Lightscoop Giveaway!

I am so excited to share this giveaway with you!

I am by no means a camera expert. I love to take photos – and I’m slowly learning what makes a nice shot.
One of those things is Natural light.
It makes such a huge difference – so much that I stopped taking pictures in the evenings – especially for tutorials.
The flash washes out the color and creates such harsh shadows!

But now I’ve found this great tool – and I am so excited about it.
It is called the Lightscoop.

Have you heard of it?
It’s this little mirrored reflector that sits over your SLR’s existing Flash.

The Lightscoop reflects the light from your flash to reduce the harsh shadows and make the lighting much more natural.
Here – they have a handy dandy illustration that shows you.

See? The light bounces off the ceiling or wall and creates a more natural looking light – like daytime!

Let me show you some examples of why I love this so much.
To show you how cool this little gadget is – I took all these at night. No natural light anywhere.
They’re also completely unedited – the photos are straight out of the camera.

I have complained before about how hard it is to take photos in my living room. There are NO windows. So even in the daytime – photos are dark and fuzzy.
Check out this grouping. You can see how bright and obnoxious the flash photo is – and the shadows are so bad that you can’t even tell there’s a bird in the birdcage.
Withthe Lightscoop though – the last photo looks like I took it midday.

Same goes with photos for tutorials or my Etsy shop. Before, they all had to be during the day.
This set I took outside – full dark. I bounced the flash off the side of the house.
You can see without a flash at all I couldn’t get a clear picture.
It’s still amazing to me how much the last picture looks like natural light!

This also works great for animals. I’d like to introduce you to Xray.
I have absolutely no idea why he graced me with this little photo shoot – especially when I took the “flash” photos.
With the Lightscoop his coloring is right and his eyes don’t have glares or weird flares.
Oh. He’s so cute. Especially since he isn’t destroying the roll of toilet paper.

One of my favorite uses is for shots of people. Here’s my pretty girl to show you.
This corner of the room is so dark that I couldn’t get a “Without Flash” shot that was anywhere near decent.
And the flash is crazy bright. You can hardly see her features.
But the Lightscoop shot looks so natural! Love that smile. ;)

The amazing thing is that this is so easy!
All you have to do is pop the Lightscoop on your camera and follow the guidelines they provide for setting it up.

I have played with it quite a bit to learn which settings work for the lighting that I’m in – but that’s been so fun.
It’s nice to get my camera off of Auto!

Amazingly enough – the Lightscoop is only $29.95!!!

Such a reasonable price for a HUGE difference.

Lightscoop is giving away a Standard Lightscoop to a Flamingo Toes reader!!
**Winner must live in the Continental US**

Here’s how you can win!

Mandatory Entry –
Head over to Lightscoop and take a look around!
Come back and leave a comment letting me know what you’d use the Lightscoop for!

Extra Entries – Leave a separate comment here for each thing you do!!
1. “Like” Lightscoop on Facebook and leave a comment on their wall telling them you’re coming over from Flamingo Toes and are excited about the giveaway or why you want to win! ;)
2. Tweet about the giveaway – make sure to mention @lightscoop and @flamingotoes! ;)
3. Blog or share the giveaway on FB.
4. Be or Become a Follower of Flamingo Toes.

I’ll announce the winner on Mon. June 6th. Good Luck!!

Disclosure: I was provided with a Lightscoop for review – but all the opinions stated are mine.
I really do love it!!

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Comments

  1. I have seen the lightscoop and almost ordered it before. I would use it for pictures of things I make for my blog and also pictures of my dogs. :) I have two almost solid black dogs and it’s hard to get decent pics of them.

  2. OOH I would love this and so would my husband. It would be a perfect Father’s Day present for him — he never likes the indoor photo flash/too dark conundrum!

  4. i don’t have a fancy camera, i use my iphone. Bev, you’re in business for making me craving all sorts of toys. not fair!!! the difference in the pictures is amazing. wow.

  9. This looks fantastic! I’m like you, I would use it for blog tutorial pictures and pictures for my Etsy page. I also have a brick and mortar store that has a website and I need some good pictures!

  11. I would LOVE the lightscoop to help improve the quality of my indoor shots! Hope I win!!!!! :)

  13. I’d use it for EVERYTHING!!!
    Where can we find this???
    ♥’s
    Sherry

  17. I would use it for all of my picture taking indoors!!! I am still TERRIBLE when it comes to indoor shots – I can never seem to get the right amount of light, etc. I think this would be SO great!!!
    Thank you!
    ~Bec :-)

  20. I saw this on TT&J too – it looks great! I would use it for blog pics of course, but also for parties. It seems we are always having parties at night or in places where the lighting is less than ideal.

  22. I am a photographer, but don’t have an item quite like this. It would help me make beautiful photos without a ton of extra bulky equipment (say, for a wedding).

  23. What wouldn’t I use it for?? :) Seriously, I would use it for taking better photos of my craft projects for the blog, better photos for my Etsy shop, better indoor photos of the kiddos… I could go on and on!

  25. This product seems really cool! I’d love to use one for macro photos or for my vacation photos.

  29. yaya this is awesome!! i liked them on facebook and left a comment telling them i would use it for tutorials that i make…. and i always find myself doing it at night which is really not good so i have to wait for the daytime!

  31. i would defninitely use this for photographing tutorials AND experimenting with flash photography! i think this product is just amazing!

  36. i’d use it for shooting my etsy stuff! i work full time and usually have to shoot my stuff at night!

  38. I would love this! I take a lot of indoor photos and struggle with not using the flash because I hate how washed out it makes everything look. This would be perfect.

  40. i would use the light scope to take pics of the food i cook and put on my blog plus all the pics i am constantly taking of my family!

  43. I love taking photo’s a big family gatherings. I think the lightscoop would be great for the in doors photo’s.

  46. my high-school senior did a great portfolio taking pictures of his younger sisters. i get great pictures and he goes away to college – double yeah. wow, with this the pictures could be even better or not need to be photoshopped. that would be terrific.

  48. I would use it to take pics of my kids you can never make shoots happen with good light around tou all the time right

  52. What wouldn’t I use this for??? My own blog/Etsy store is seriously lacking in the photo department which makes me hesitant to post anything. It would feel like my whole life was getting a makeover! Fabulous.

  54. I would use the lightscoop for taking indoor photos. I am trying to learn how to use my camera and this little gadget looks awesome.

  59. So cool! I love taking pics of my boys and am always so sad when the lighting isn’t right!!

  62. Love this!! I just got a new camera so this would be amazing to have!! I would take even more pics of my puppies with this!

  68. I was thinking to use it for the dresses I make but after looking at Sherri Leann’s photos OMGoodness I will take a million photos of my sons!

  74. I usually try to avoid flash at all costs because it is the devil. I would love love love to be able to expand my use of it with a tool like this! Pick me! Pick me! hehe

  78. I would LOVE LOVE one of these! I have been taking my baby’s monthly pictures in the living room and the lighting is always bad. I have tried so many different things to get the lighting just right but have not been successful! This is the answer to my dilemma! Yay!

  80. What wouldn’t I use this for? My Dog, Blog, Portriats. I”m not ready for a full light studio yet but this is great!

  84. I would use this for pictures of my daughter! She is so pale and is always bright white in the pictures I take when I use my flash.

  85. I already like Light Scoop’s fb page, I’ll go leave them a comment about seeing them on Flamingo Toes!

  90. I would use it for everything, but mostly for my business and pictures of my baby girl. I am a follower of Flamingo Toes and liked Lightscoop on Facebook. =)

  93. Hello,

    I just bought a DSLR camera and would LOVE to win the Lightscoop! I have a 2 1/2 and 3 1/2 yr and love taking pictures of them. I’ve been experimenting with the different settings on my DSLR. Keeping my fingers crossed!

  97. I would use that baby for EVERYTHING! I am always unhappy with my indoor shots. I try using manual mode and I am so bad at it! This looks so simple!

  101. I would use this to take pictures of my little guy and my Man! This is such a fantastic thing for a camera. I would help SO much in my dark basement where we hang out ALL the time. Thanks

  103. I would definitely use Light Scoop to take tutorial pics in the evenings or during the day when the weather is gloomy (like today). Thanks for the great giveaway Bev!

  106. This is awesome! I hate how the flash makes my pictures look! I’d use it for … well everything, but especially pictures of my little boy.

  108. I’d use it for all those grey days when it’s too crappy to take pictures outside, and therefore also not light enough to take decent pictures inside. Oh, and then there’s this little baby on the way who I’m sure will demand to be photographed! ;)

  119. Being publisher of a local lifestyle magazine, this would be the greatest thing since apple pie for taking photos for our magazine. Would loooooove to win!!!!!

  120. Awesome tool! I’ve been looking for inexpensive ways to avoid those harsh flash w DSLR, and this is… too cool.

  123. I would use the light scoop as a gift for my mother who is a wonderful photographer, and would delight in such a wonderful tool!

  125. I know by the time all is said and done, you’ll have a thousand comments or more, but I would use this for the pictures I post to my blog. Lighting is always tricky, this looks like just the solution!

  128. Oh my goodness, this is so exciting!!!! I have been wanting a lightscoop for a while now. I would use it for my food photography; our apartment is not great when it comes to natural light, and I know this device would help me out a lot!

  133. I would use lightscoop to take photos for my etsy shop. Sometimes it is difficult to get the correct lighting especially when I don’t always have access to daylight. Hopefully this would cut down on some of the photoshop time to correct low-light conditions. Thanks for sharing!

  141. OMG I would use the lightscoop to improve my indoor pics…they currently stink. I am constantly crafting at night and tend to not make tutorials and if I do the photos are sub-par!

  142. I liked lightscoop on fb and told them I was visiting from flamingo toes!

  143. I shared the giveaway link on facebook (as Anthony Shannon Ventresca)

  146. I would use the Lightscoop to take pics of the family. This looks really cool!

  152. I would use it for my two black dogs! It’s impossible to get good lighting to show their features!
    -Ali

  153. I would use it for product photos for my Etsy shop and to take photos of our new three week old baby!

    eleanor(at)unfamiliarceiling(dot)com

  156. This is so cool! I would use this for all my etsy photo shoots and it would probably never come off the camera! Thanks for having this giveaway

  157. We became a follower, but it’s under the name “Kylie” (That would be my first pup!)
    -Ali

  162. I love this Lightscoop! I would use it on my dog and family. Thanks for the great giveaway!

  167. Is is very disappointing that you have excluded Alaska from your giveaway.

    This is one fan lost.

  170. Oh my goodness…this is the best giveaway…I would love to have this lightscoop to take photos inside or during the winter…there are so many times I really should use a flash, but don’t, because I hate the way it makes photos look…this would be the perfect accessory! Thanks so much for the chance to win, Bev!

  173. I have tweeted and posted to fb… I’m convinced that the lightscoop is a valuable tool. If I don’t win, I’ll still get one for me for my birthday next week!

  176. Okay, your before and after pics are amazing! I would love to be able to have one of these and take pictures of my crafts at night!
    Lindsay

  177. There are so many times that I am taking pictures of my granddaughters in my house that would turn out soooo much better if I had one of these. Thanks for the heads up and the giveaway.

  179. That thing looks AMAZING!!! I hope I win so I can take better pics of the kids (esp during all the inside festivites…like easter, christmas morning, etc)

  187. Love the Lightscoop idea! Finally pictures of my kids not looking like deer in the headlights!

  189. Just posted a comment on LightScoop’s FB page. Thanks for the extra entry.

  190. WOW!!! This is such a generous giveaway! I would LOVE to use this cool tool for taking my close-up shots of my crafty creations. As well as photographing my three children. Seems like such a WONDERFUL tool to have on my camera! Thanks so much for offering it!

  191. Cool, I’d love to take some photos of projects I’m working on without getting that flash glare.

    • I would use the lightscoop for indoor photos. I hateeee being blinded by the flash. I always make a squinty face :[

  202. HOORAY! I liked Lightscoop on fb. This would be perfect for shooting kids indoors. They move so fast that you’ve almost GOT to have a flash on…then pics are so yucky looking. Crossing my fingers!

  205. That’s an easy one: as a mommy blogger, I often have to take pictures in the evening after kid’s bedtime so it would be perfect for a lot of my pictures instead of having to fiddle with other lighting and the photo editor

  206. I am not a blogger, but I am a Mommy and take tons of pictures. Since I began following blogs I am overwhelmed by the quality of the photos and want to be able to replicate that. This would go a long way toward that goal.

  207. Oh how I would love to win this! My sister and I are taking a photography workshop in June with Miz Booshay, I would love to have this handy tool along with me!

  208. My son does a lot of product photography for an online doggie rescue store, The HavToHavIt General Store, where we are volunteers. The Lightscoop would be perfect for all the shots he has to do of jewelry and doggie items.

    Thanks for the great giveway….hope we win! Paws crossed….

  211. I shared this giveaway on Facebook…. I would love to win this because photography is my passion and a hobby. I have 3 kids and I am always snapping pictures and sometimes I find that they are dark and shadowy. This looks like it will definitely help improve that. I was so excited to see your pictures and hope I can win one to help improve mine.

  215. I would love to give this a try with our family & pets. I love the photo results you shared with us!

  217. left a comment on lightscoop facebook page. thanks for the chance to win.

  218. would like to use it to take picture of the kiddo’s and the farm animals.

  219. I’d love to take better, less harsh photos, and not have to go through PhotoShop and/or Picnik each time to adjust the exposure. Thanks for offering this!

  221. I would love to use this to take indoor shots of my two labs! They are a challenge to photograph in low light!!!
    jinglesells at gmail dot com

  226. i would love to win this! been looking at it for a while now and i think its definitely something i am in need of!

  234. I would love to use Lightscoop with my family pictures especially for holidays! I don’t get to see my family often, so this would be a special treat to be able to see them more clearly—without the shadows, etc…..that using a flash or not using a flash [without a lightscoop!] produces! Thank you for the giveaway!

  235. I could really use this! Our house has poor natural lighting so we always have to use the flash when taking photos inside (and we have 2 beautiful kids and another on the way who do incredibly adorable things we want to capture). But with the flash, we always have really harsh shadows and washed out coloring. This little device would REALLY help us out!!! I’m crossing my fingers tight to win this :)
    kbailey314(at)gmail(dot)com

  237. I could really use this! Our house has beautiful carpeting, but it is incredibly dark. No matter if it is the middle of the day, it is nearly impossible to take pictures in there.

  241. This looks awesome! I would use it to take pictures of my girls around the house, it would be so great not to have those awful shadows! Thanks for the chance to win!! <3

  243. I’d use lightscoop mostly to get rid of red-eye on my humans and animals–constant problem for me!

  247. Well honestly I found this via stumbleupon but I immediately subscribed to RSS. I am really impressed with your description and would love to have this – it’s bad enough we live in a cave of an apartment where most houseplants die :( but taking photos here is quite a process of manually adjusting both camera settings and lighting — and even then not getting the shot I would really like to have. Thanks for the opportunity to enter!

  249. I would love to win this! I would use it for pictures on my blog as well as capturing moments of my kids!

  255. Lightscoop is an amazing product! I would love one to take pictures of my 15 month old son!

  256. I would use this to take constant photos for blog tutorials. The light in my sewing/craft room is dark even on a sunny day with the shades open and the light in those photos isn’t consistent.

  264. I love the way this appears to work! I hope it really does and it’s definitely worth trying!!!

  275. I’ve been looking at the lightscoop….I’d use it for sure at home in the house!

  281. I would use it to take better pictures of my family and of my craft projects :)

  283. I was recently having a discussion about Lightscoop with my husband and he told me that it would not work for our camera but now I see that it definitely would. I would love to win one of these. I can’t stand the way the flash on my camera makes my photos look. Thanks so much for the chance.

    Jessica

  290. I would take tons of photos of my daughters during their recitals and school functions…and also of our rambunctious kitten.

  291. Wow- that does work great!! :)

    I would probably use it to photograph items for my blog and I am sure I would use it for my animals or take pictures of flowers like I do.

    Thanks for the giveaway Bev!! :)

  294. I would use the lightscoop to take better pictures of my kids, my kitty, and my dogs. I would also love to take better pictures when my husband comes home from deployment, sometimes the flash is just too much. =(
    steph4575 at msn dot com

  295. “Liked” Lightscoop on Facebook and left a comment, and I tagged you!
    steph4575 at msn dot com

  297. Shared the giveaway on facebook (name: stephanie hirsch)
    steph4575 at msn dot com

  299. I want to use Lightscoop to capture the best pictures possible of my 2 growing little boys, because I think we are done having children and I know I will miss them being this young. (my boys are 2 years old, and 3 months.)
    I also became of a follower of Flamingo Toes.

  300. Wow Bev, that is one of the best camera ad-ons I’ve seen in a long, long time. What a great tool at a great price! I definitely need one for my personal and blog photos. Love their website!

  308. Never heard of this but WOW, amazing difference in the lighting. Colors look more true and everything seems to stand out like it’s 3D. Would be great for wildlife, grandkids and just starting a new craft biz and could take great distinct pix of the items.

  311. I would use it for indoor, everyday photos. They will look so much better than a flash!

  312. I’ve been wanting one for quite some time! My living room has lots of windows, but never gets great light. I always have to use the flash when I take pics of my little guy so this would be so handy!

  313. I wants it! Honestly, I’ll most likely buy one if I don’t win, but who wouldn’t rather get one for free? :)

    I’d use to take pictures of food for my blog.

  314. Me, me, me….I need help…oh my photos! I have seen this before and it looks amazing! I desperately need it for all the photos for my blog. My house has awful – beyond awful light and the flash is too much, but w/o ick.

  318. I love this!! The pictures look so professional :) saying a prayer to win this one :)

  322. I would love this for taking inside photos! It would be perfect for those times that it is just a bit too dark to use natural light… Thanks for the chance to win!
    mrsmchappell at gmail dot com

  323. I like Lightscoop on facebook and wrote on their wall – michelle chappell
    mrsmchappell at gmail dot com

  326. This is amazing! I am getting myself a camera for my birthday this summer. I would use this for taking pictures of everything! Thanks!

  328. I would love to have a lightscope! Since I work full time, I can’t always photograph stuff for etsy during the day, so the lightscope would really help out with evening photoshoots!

  330. I would use the light scoop for indoor photos with my family!

    Such a great gadget!

  333. I have been a reading your blog for a while now and just became a follower. I LOVE your site and it’s one of my “favorites” on my computer. I also checked out the lightscoop site – you must of read my mind because I was wanting to have a better look in my photos. I just started a blog and I noticed that my pictures looked kind of raw – not in a good way. Most importantly, I would love to use this to take pictures of my adventures in my new city, my 3 little monkeys I chase around, and my blog that I am crazy enough to start up. The price is a score too! so impressed! Thanks for sharing!!

  334. Wonderful product. I could definitely use this in many ways. Taking photo’s of my Cakes for one. Light really washes them out and prevents a good photo. I also make jewelry and craft work that the photo’s just do not always do well.

    I have started playing around as well with personal photography. When outside and at the park if using a tree sometimes there are shadows that this would definitely take care of.

    Thank you so much for letting us know about this wonderful piece of equipment.

  335. I love this product and have heard lots about it in the blog world. I really want it.

  338. I “like”d the lightscoop people on fb. I have all things crossed so that hopefully I will win this bad boy. My pictures will thank me for it.

  339. I would use it to photograph my creations and I would also use it when I take pictures at our church functions. This is an awesome gadget!

  341. Saw one o f these at a party and was blown away by the quality of the shots. I would use one taking pictures of my little girls crafting in our not-so-bright house.

  345. I would use the Light Scoop for taking more adorable shots of my little nephew -this looks like it would make such a difference in the photo quality!

  346. Oh wow….this looks like the answer to most of my photo problems! I have a great camera – Nikon D80 – but in our house the main living areas are east facing & even thought we have lots of windows, we have big trees & lighting inside stinks. Plus we have yellow walls & tall ceilings …that = overly warm toned, bad lighting in all my indoor shots! My nephew is also getting married in September & i know whenever I’ve taken photos inside a church they come out much like shots inside my house – overly warm & blurred due to lighting. I would LOVE to win a Light Scoop – Ooooooh! Fingers crossed!

    I went to their website & was SO impressed – as I was of your pictures with & without it!

  351. Well, besides our family photos, I’d use the Lightscoop to take better pictures for our etsy shop! I think it would make a huge difference! Thanks for the chance to win!

  354. It’s EXACTLY what I need – to take good-quality photos of my jewelry & art!

    I’m a follower and I hope I win!

    Thanks SO much for this FABULOUS giveaway!

  355. This would completely change indoor photography for me – which currently I avoid like the plague. What a brilliant invention!

  356. I would absolutely love this! I have such a nice camera but have no idea how to use it…this lightscoop would probably motivate me to learn a few new tricks.

  361. I’d love a lightscoop for the pictures I take for my blog. I often craft at night after the little ones are in bed. I’m forced to use my flash a lot. I would love something like this. Oh, and of course to take better photos of my family too. =]

  364. I love the difference that LightScoop makes as I see in these photos. I would use it for taking pix of the jewelry that i make, and also to take pix of my dog Lucy!

  367. I would use the Lightscoop to take great indoor pictures of my daughter and also of my collectibles I am inventorying and possibly selling.

  370. I hope I’m not too late to enter! I just found your blog today through The Ribbon Retreat and I’ve been wanting a lightscoop for so long!! I’d love to win.

  372. I’d love a lightscoop because I hate using the flash but most of our special occasions (birthdays, anniversaries, etc) are in the fall so we’re always inside and I’m forced to use a flash. A lightscoop would be amazing!!

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You can grab the free pattern and come sew along with us — it’s such a fun, no-pressure way to build a gorgeous sampler quilt.⁠
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Are you sewing scrappy or sticking with a collection this year? 💗

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Sewcialites 3 – Week 2 is here! 💕⁠ ⁠ This week’s block in the @fatquartershop sew along is Twinsies by Susan Ache @yardgrl60 , and I’m loving how the symmetry shows off my Correspondence prints. Those soft florals and low volumes make me so happy - I can't wait for them to get here! 🌸✉️⁠ ⁠ You can grab the free pattern and come sew along with us — it’s such a fun, no-pressure way to build a gorgeous sampler quilt.⁠ ⁠ Are you sewing scrappy or sticking with a collection this year? 💗

Sewcialites 3 – Week 2 is here! 💕⁠
⁠
This week’s block in the @fatquartershop sew along is Twinsies by Susan Ache @yardgrl60 , and I’m loving how the symmetry shows off my Correspondence prints. Those soft florals and low volumes make me so happy - I can`t wait for them to get here! 🌸✉️⁠
⁠
You can grab the free pattern and come sew along with us — it’s such a fun, no-pressure way to build a gorgeous sampler quilt.⁠
⁠
Are you sewing scrappy or sticking with a collection this year? 💗 ...

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If you give me the choice between flowers or what`s in this box I think we all know what I`d pick😉⁠
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Celebrating February with my Tweet Hearts Needle Minder of the Month Club Box! 💕

Also check with your favorite shop - you can sign up now for the 2026 Club!

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If you give me the choice between flowers or what's in this box I think we all know what I'd pick😉⁠ ⁠ Celebrating February with my Tweet Hearts Needle Minder of the Month Club Box! 💕 Also check with your favorite shop - you can sign up now for the 2026 Club!

If you give me the choice between flowers or what`s in this box I think we all know what I`d pick😉⁠
⁠
Celebrating February with my Tweet Hearts Needle Minder of the Month Club Box! 💕

Also check with your favorite shop - you can sign up now for the 2026 Club! ...

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