ExpoImaging Rogue Safari DSLR Pop-Up Flash Booster

Rogue Safari attaches to a DSLR's hot shoe and focuses the light from its pop-up flash to greatly increase the available flash power at extended distances. 

Rogue Safari uses an optically-engineered fresnel lens to redistribute the light from a compatible DSLR’s pop-up flash, providing more light in a restricted field of view (>100mm focal lengths on a 1.5 crop-factor sensor). In other words, the Safari lens takes light that would otherwise be spread out at short range and instead focuses it in a smaller area to extend the range of the pop-up flash.

Rogue Safari attaches to a DSLR camera's hot shoe using a spring-fit mount.  Safari was designed to fit tightly into the hot shoe so that it won't fall out during active photography.

Because the dimensions of cameras' hot shoes vary significantly between brands and between camera models, Safari will fit some camera models more tightly than others. Safari is also designed to 'give' after the first few uses as the spring relaxes and it adjusts to your hot shoe, so it will slide in and out more easily after several uses.

Rogue Safari’s light output varies somewhat by camera model. We have measured as much as a 3 f/stop increase (8x) in light compared to a bare pop-up flash at 20’-30’ (for instance on a Canon 7D).

Up to 8x more light provided by Safari in reduced field of view versus bare pop-up flash (8x measured on Canon 7D):