Reflector

Those 5-in-1 types sound pretty good. come in 4 sizes, with silver, white, black, grey and gold in one unit.

Depending on what you want it for...bigger isnt always better! ;)
If for macros, or outdoor work...bigger ones blow about in the wind... but they are better for studio work.

7day shop do them in about 4 sizes: here
 
Peter, you can get one of those mentioned by Janice in this months Practical Photography mag with a a subscription offer... Ive bought it myself thinking I might sub for the reflector! ;)
 
Depending on what you use it for size makes all the difference. I fancy one of the interfit panel reflectors (once I buy my lights)
 
I use an A1 piece of white foamboard with an A2 piece of gold card taped to the other side :thumbs:
 
As has already been said, the size of the reflector you should get depends on your intended use. 32" is a good size for portraits but can be a bit bulky when trying to macro, especially outdoors.

I use either a 5-1 32" or a 6' silver/gold panel for studio work and am now trying to decide between a 12" or 19" 5-1 for macro.

HTH
 
I cut a piece of cardboard to my preferred size, crumple some tin foil, and wrap it round it.

CHEAP.
 
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