Which Stroboframe?

PeterGar

I'm considering getting a Stroboframe flash bracket but am confused by all the choices available. Does anyone have insight as to what the pros and cons of the various madels are?

I'll mostly use it to shoot weddings, engagements, high school seniors, and possibly maternity. I'll use it with my 580ex flash with either an OmniBounce or a LSII.

I currently own a 300D Digital Rebel without battery grip and frequently borrow a 20D with battery grip. I plan to get a 30D with grip by year's end.

Any insight is and/or suggestions is appreciated.

Blurmore

I'm going through this right now. I have a stroboframe quickflip knock off. In vertical orientation the flash is vertical. I have seen the SF camera flip in use, and at first go I liked it. BUT you can only use it without a grip, and there is no friction lock to keep the camera from flopping from horizontal to vertical. Both of these stroboframe models are under 100 dollars, and the camera flip is the cheapest camera rotating bracket out there. For 300 dollars you can have a bonafide kickass bracket. Custom brackets and RRS both make great camera rotating brackets, with the CB unit being more popular. They both allow for the use of a battery grip (with the right camera plate) and a host of other attachments and flash options. I REALLY loath brackets, I'd rather hand hold the flash in most circumstances, but if you REALLY need one, and you plan on actually using it, spend the extra money and get one with a camera specific designed plate, you will not regret it.