Flash Brackets

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  • NikolaiNikolai Registered Users Posts: 19,035 Major grins
    edited January 4, 2006
    Press-T and 20D
    erich6 wrote:
    So Nick, are you shooting with a 20D? Do you use the battery grip?

    Erich

    Erich,

    Yes, I'm using it with 20D. No, no battery grip.
    "May the f/stop be with you!"
  • goodcrnagoodcrna Registered Users Posts: 59 Big grins
    edited January 6, 2006
    Stroboframe Pro T
    Nikolai wrote:
    Not so long ago I asked a similar question here at dgrin.
    Later I made a decision and picked up Stroboframe Press-T. I got mine from B&H, but the choice is yours.

    Pros:
    • Convenient natural hand position both in H and V positions.
    • Flash is on top of the camera in bowh H and V positions
    Cons
    • does not fold completely
    • requires an extra plate to secure the camera (maybe others do too, I don't know)
    • Requires a coin or a tool to attach the camera. Requires a philips tool to extend/secure the boom.
    As you may have already figured out:-), the "pros" won - for me, that is.

    HTH

    Nikolai,
    I agree with your review. thumb.gif I couldn't get to Ann Arbor (2.5 hrs away) to have a look at the Custom Bracket. My local camera store (Norman Camera- www.normancamera.com) had the stroboframe Pro T. I have the Canon 1DmkII and I was able to play with it on a store camera. Your pros and cons are right on. I bought the Pro T and will be using it at a volleyball tournament tomorrow (1/7/06) if the refs allow flash!!...Did you get the quick release with the Press T? Any other advice on using a flash bracket?

    Greg
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