-----Original Message----- Subject: EOS Flash bracket recommendation
I've got a friend heading back to the States for a few days and he's offered to pick up a bracket for me - however, I'm not sure which one to order. What would you recommend to use with the EOS 3 with the PBE2? Rotating is necessary... Any suggestions? Also as another possibility, I play with medium format and would like to use the bracket for both (or is this asking too much?) Thanks, Michael ____________________ There are several choices in the Stroboframe line-up. Check out http://www.saundersphoto.com/html/strobo.htm to see which might suit your needs. I have two, the Pro-RL and the Pro-T. The Pro-T is lighter, and flips the flash arm over the camera for vertical compositions. It's a good lightweight carry along, but the Pro-RL, although heavier, offers much more flexibility. The height is adjustable with one hand, the flash can be tilted up or down through a 90 degree range, and the camera rotates under the flash versus flipping the flash bracket arm. Plus, it has a kick stand for setting the whole apparatus down and has a lot of distance between the flash and the camera (and this distance is adjustable with one hand). For a wedding type shoot, I would think this would be perfect. There are smaller Stroboframes as well, and all Stroboframes can add a quick release mount with quick plates (both additional expenses) for your camera to make snapping them on and off your camera a twist free breeze. I highly recommend them. JD Washington * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
