Recommendation for flash bracket

CYRN · 16th April 2004

I'm looking for something that can hook my 550EX so that I can take switch between portriats and landscape and still have my flash on the top.

Any recommendations? And also the cost and where to get it.

thanks in advance.

Amfibius · 16th April 2004

The only ones I am aware of are the Really Right Stuff flash arms. These are INCREDIBLY EXPENSIVE - the B87-B portrait package costs USD$350 and you have to buy a L-plate for your camera at USD$150 - totalling USD$500 before shipping!

If someone can recommend a cheaper combo I would be very interested too.

mpenza · 16th April 2004

check out the stroboframes:
http://www.saundersphoto.com/html/body_strobo.htm

I have the stroboflip. guess you could order from B&H. www.bhphoto.com

anyone interested if I get the Press-T or Pro-T at $170 and $180 respectively? I'll make some profits to cover transport and effort. But can only get them near end May.

CYRN · 16th April 2004

Does the stroboframes allows you to just rotate the camera like the Orbiting Tilt Flash Head from really right stuff? Any way to see it in action on the web?

mpenza · 16th April 2004

press T and pro T rotate the flash. there're some that rotate the cameras. Stroboframes used to sell at Cathay but they stopped bringing them in. I got my stroboflip 2nd hand too.

mpenza · 16th April 2004

Pro-T in action:
http://www.camerahobby.com/Access-FlashBrackets.htm

it's seems a bit too long for my camera.... I'll probably just get the Press-T for myself

CYRN · 16th April 2004

I'm interested in the pro-T, fits my use... you may like to start a MO in the consumer section.

willyfoo · 17th April 2004

I'm keen on the Pro-T as well... best if can get before 20th May..

16th April 2004	#1
CYRN Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 4,483	Recommendation for flash bracket I'm looking for something that can hook my 550EX so that I can take switch between portriats and landscape and still have my flash on the top. Any recommendations? And also the cost and where to get it. thanks in advance. __________________ Photoevangel - Gallery - Photography Evangelism : Spreading the Good photography.

16th April 2004	#3
mpenza Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: New York City Posts: 13,397	check out the stroboframes: http://www.saundersphoto.com/html/body_strobo.htm I have the stroboflip. guess you could order from B&H. www.bhphoto.com anyone interested if I get the Press-T or Pro-T at $170 and $180 respectively? I'll make some profits to cover transport and effort. But can only get them near end May. Last edited by mpenza; 16th April 2004 at 01:13 AM.

16th April 2004	#4
CYRN Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 4,483	Does the stroboframes allows you to just rotate the camera like the Orbiting Tilt Flash Head from really right stuff? Any way to see it in action on the web? __________________ Photoevangel - Gallery - Photography Evangelism : Spreading the Good photography.

16th April 2004	#7
CYRN Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 4,483	I'm interested in the pro-T, fits my use... you may like to start a MO in the consumer section. __________________ Photoevangel - Gallery - Photography Evangelism : Spreading the Good photography.

17th April 2004	#8
willyfoo Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: North Posts: 2,085	I'm keen on the Pro-T as well... best if can get before 20th May.. __________________ Singapore Wedding Photographer Willy Foo on Twitter & Facebook

16th April 2004	#2
Amfibius Deregistered Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Perth Posts: 517	The only ones I am aware of are the Really Right Stuff flash arms. These are INCREDIBLY EXPENSIVE - the B87-B portrait package costs USD$350 and you have to buy a L-plate for your camera at USD$150 - totalling USD$500 before shipping! If someone can recommend a cheaper combo I would be very interested too.