>Perhaps I'm overstepping my bounds here - but I don't recall posting >anything other than what I wrote. I personally received a copy of what >I sent and I found nothing more than I intended to send.. Therefore, >perhaps there may be a system fault somewhere. > >Be that as it may, thanks for the helpful response to my request for >information. > >Michael
Sorry to complicate the issue. Stranger things have happened. For some reason a bunch of messages have got stuck on one thread base. Now most, but not all of those carried the same subject line but you changed that. For some reason your message was hanging on another message thread. It seems for some people the easiest way to post a 'new' message is by replying to any message they happen to be at, not quoting it, but changing to a new subject line and typing in their new message. I'm going to leave it at this: it is best to begin a new subject and thread by actually posting a 'new' message, and not by replying to one. I hope that is clear enough. Now back to your camera bracket question - I have seen quite simple brackets good for vertical shooting, but you have to put your flash on camera for horizontals. Then there are various complicated swinging arms and rotating frames. I've always wanted something a bit simpler, lighter, and yes, cheaper than what I've seen on the market. I might use a simple strobe frame if I was primarily doing verticals, perhaps even use another body for horizontals. This is a tough thing to order in. It's going to depend on what you want it for, and what cameras you want to use on it. Your best bet of course, short of someone here actually knowing what model will work for you, is to take your cameras to a shop and try them on a few models. You are obviously going to need a big bracket to use with the booster, and for that matter with a MF camera. Depending on the height and model of top prism, and size of side grip, you should be able to use some MF cameras with some 35mm flash frames. I have not seen every type of strobeframe on the market, but I have looked over some rather expensive and complicated ones that I just don't think are practical - for me. Hope someone can give you a model number. Try looking through B&H's website and get your model number there. * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
