More often I use a DIY "scoop" modifier on the flash which allows rotating the flash head 90 degrees.
Occasionally, I still have a couple of flip-brackets that I use with a wireless trigger system (or flash cord), if I absolutely need to have the flash directly(ish) above the lens.
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More often I use a DIY "scoop" modifier on the flash which allows rotating the flash head 90 degrees.
Occasionally, I still have a couple of flip-brackets that I use with a wireless trigger system (or flash cord), if I absolutely need to have the flash directly(ish) above the lens.
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DIY Scoop modifier:


Stroboframe Pro-T Flash Bracket (flip bracket)


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