I own a CB mini flash bracket, the original edition. It's reasonable good. It's handy and works pretty much flawlessly. I wish it comes with some anti-twisting mechanism but it is like an add-on which is as expensive as it's rare for a tiny piece of aluminum. I believe they have a newer version that has some integrated anti twist built-in.
I have some success mounting my biggie Sunpak 120J on it. Though the mini ball head that I bought with it isn't liking the stress and weight that much and it's losing its grip ...
I think for the quality of the light, a top mounted flash should be better but I am just happy the flash is mounted on the side. The bracket only allows flash mounted on the right of the camera with lens pointing out to subject; plus I use a motor drive for the D700 so mounting on the right is really the only right way. But I think there is a time when mounting on the left makes a little bit more sense photographically speaking, that's when the subject is moving from right to left.
Well maybe it doesn't make a huge difference if the scene is not too dark. Sunpak 120J hot wired synced with D700. No it didn't fire the camera at all.
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
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