David J Brooks wrote: > They all look good for no post processing. Ones a bit under. > > With the 360 on the bracket/stroboframe or what have you, do you miss > not having more swivel or does the bracket work ok for that. > > I'm not the photog at a friends wedding, but i might get a 360 and > stroboframe thingy and show up looking mean:-) > > Dave > > Thank, Dave. I didn't miss the swivel, but I've never used a flash with swivel. If weddings become a regular thing for me, I'll probably get a 540 to complement the 360. Having the 540 mounted on the camera would have eliminated the need for the bracket and given me a little more flexibility. That said, I was a nervous wreck and having fewer choices was probably better.
I bought the impact bracket from B&H and used the "better bounce card" with the flash pointed straight up for all but a few indoor shots. Having the cable, instead of firing wireless, would have allowed for autozoom, but setting the flash on 70 or 85mm worked out fine. I was initially unsure of turning the camera clockwise for portrait shots, but holding on to the bracket's grip made this easy enough. There are some brackets that accommodate right side mounting but they're a bit pricier than the one I have. -- Scott Loveless http://www.twosixteen.com/ -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
