If Im using a Nikon SB600 or SB800 flash on my DSLR. Should I be using the Flip Flash brackets to keep the flash coverage in the same orientation as the cameras formatportrait or landscape?
Generally, the orientation of the flash will not make much of a difference in your results when shooting at normal or telephoto focal lengths. However, when shooting with, say, a 24mm-equivalent wild-angle lens where the flash beam barely covers the format, having the flash horizontally oriented when shooting horizontals and vice versa can minimize light falloff at the edges and corners of the frame. In such cases, the use of a Stroboframe Flip Flash bracket will certainly help. Q: Can the flash shoe be removed from the Quick Flip and Flash Flip brackets to allow a 1/4×20 screw mounted flash to be installed on the bracket? Which bracket will support a Quantum T4D flash, which does not have a shoe but only a 1/4×20 screw hole on the bottom. My cameras are Nikon D70 and Hasselblad. A: The flash shoe can be removed from any of the brackets. They are held in place by a 1/4 x 20 screw. Mounting your Quantum flash head will be no problem, but because of the size of the flash, we would recomm
