Siegelite Stratos Camera Flash Bracket Review

As a result of using this camera flash bracket, I found that my photos were better lit and more evenly balanced. The bracket is lightweight and easy to maneuver, ensuring that my flash stays in place during shoots. The only downside is that it takes a bit of practice to get used to the angles and positioning, but once you get the hang of it, it's a great addition to any photographer's gear.

I have 2 of these. I use mine with a variety of quick release adapter plates to quickly attach my cameras to the base and device to monopods or tripods when not just holding it. I use it with several Nikon DSR cameras with the appropriate hot shoe TTL extension cables. SC-29 is an example. I also use one of these with the Mamiya RZ67 and Metz 60 CT-4 to have the flash directly above the lens. The 10 inch version even offers enough space to stack an RZ Winder. With a lot of hardware connected it

I bought this flash mount at my local camera store. factory sealed. You can't mount Nikon SB series flashes unless you're willing to give up TTL flashes! Only the power cord will work as the unit comes with a hot shoe (perfect for 1970's Vivitar 283 units!) rather than a mounting screw. TTL sync cables connect to your camera via the hot shoe ONLY! The other end attaches to the bracket with a screw. Then you can mount the TTL flash on the hot shoe that you attached to the flash bracket. Nothing…