Flash Bracket

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  1. Aug 10, 2006 #1
    sgaphoto

    sgaphoto TPF Noob!

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    I'm looking for a flash bracket and was curious of what brand every one likes and if there are any features I should look for. This will be for my Nikon D200 with battery pack and a Nikon SB-600 flash. I've been looking at Custom Bracket Pro.


     
  2. Aug 10, 2006 #2
    Big Mike

    Big Mike I am Big, I am Mike Staff Member Supporting Member

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    Stroboframe is the name I most often hear when people are talking about flash brackets.
     
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    usayit

    usayit No longer a newbie, moving up!

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    I found what looks to be the older version of the StroboFrame Pro-RL at a local camera swap. It was missing some parts but nothing a quick trip to home depot and tiny bit of effort in my shop couldn't fix up. I love it. Very comfortable to use and mine will accomodate my medium format body as well. I prefer flipping the camera instead of the bracket. I also like the grip placed just under the body and lens which tends to be pretty close to the center of gravity.
     

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