View Full Version : Great-looking bracket - where's the website?
xenomorphic
7th of April 2009 (Tue), 17:44
Anyone know whats up with the JustRiteBracket website? (http://www.justritebracket.com)
Gary Justice's stuff looks awesome: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MjqWuxedug
I checked back about a week ago because I decided I'd take the plunge and get one - but the server times out - i.e. the pages don't show. Pages have been down all week as far as I can tell.
James
r.morales
7th of April 2009 (Tue), 20:55
If you google Just Rite Camera Brackets
and go down to about middle of page , it says the only way to get it is to find at a show or a dealer .
It is really close to my custom brackets . They both take special QR plates and I would stay with Arca , RRS , Markins [ interchangeable ] or Bogen . My main QR set-up is the bogen but slowing going to arca style .
cdifoto
7th of April 2009 (Tue), 21:04
Midwest Photo Exchange sells them:
http://www.mpex.com/browse.cfm/2,623.html
Don't know if they're legit though. Resellerratings are pretty bad.
zeva
7th of April 2009 (Tue), 21:20
isnt Midwest the one that makes ths strobist kits?
tdodd
8th of April 2009 (Wed), 03:03
In the UK you can get them from here - http://www.bellwood.co.uk/flashbrackets.shtml.
I do think they look fab, as brackets go, and very nearly got one, but I am really concerned that the weight of a 1D3, 70-300/2.8IS (or even 24-70/2.8), 580EX and the bracket would be more than I would want to bear for hours on end at a wedding. Since I often shoot with two bodies on the go at once, which one would get the bracket, or should I have two? Also, if you mix body sized - gripped/ungripped, or gripped + 1 series - then you will need two versions of the twisty turny plate thing and that adds to the cost.
I totally understand the benefits a bracket can bring, but cost, weight and bulk (one of those things will not fit easily into your typical camera bag) are the things I am less happy with. I do have two cheap eBay brackets of differing designs, one of which is quite compact and light, but I use neither of them.
Instead I go for the "abetterbouncecard (http://www.abetterbouncecard.com/)" approach for indoors. Outdoors the direct flash for fill is just fine coming in from a slight side angle.
xenomorphic
8th of April 2009 (Wed), 05:36
Thanks for your replies. I'd be really surprised if he's closed the website, though - it had plenty of information, product shots and the possibility of ordering directly. Even if he were to decide only to sell through resellers, why remove the product information? Strange.
James
fast1
8th of April 2009 (Wed), 05:38
does amazon have this?
r.morales
8th of April 2009 (Wed), 09:56
My custom brackets is nice but anything over the 10-22 or 17-55 , it wants to tip over .
Really unstable if you add the tripod QR and try to set on table .
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