Steve Parrott wrote (edited): To *me*, the problem is obvious, as it was to me when I first encountered it. As Boy Meyer wrote, the flash just needs to be in the same orientation as the camera... my conclusion exactly. Horizontal camera, horizontal flash... vertical camera, vertical flash. Simple and ends the problem 100%. The Stroboframe addresses this problem, the Custom Bracket does not. It's great that some other's can flip their camera and not the flash and it work ok, but there are so many combinations of flash, camera, lens, etc., that what works for one set-up may not necessarily work for another.
----------------------------------------------------------- I have used a Stroboframe Pro T with the same arrangement and I lips the flash not the camera, and DO NOT get results as you indicate. Have used that bracket for years, not a problem. If you can borrow another EOS camera, even a film one, see if the issue remains. I would venture to guess that your 1D may be out of sorts. Just my opinion. * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
