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Mar 01, 2006 01:09 |  #1

any links you can share regarding DIY Flash Bracket?


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Mar 01, 2006 01:15 |  #2

I don't mean to be skeptical (there's a better word for it I'm sure) but why would you want to put all that money on a homemade rig? I wouldn't.


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Mar 01, 2006 01:30 as a reply to  @ cdifoto's post |  #3

having a hard time finding one here in the philippines :)


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Mar 01, 2006 01:34 |  #4

I am expecting delivery of my bracket from B&H tomorrow. I don't want to see no stinking way to save myself all that money now.....:lol:

Actually I've looked at the possibility of making a bracket. I decided that I didn't know enough about metals to be sure it would hold up properly with some expensive equipment hooked to it.

OK, I"m not real up on this, but won't companies ship to you? Or is it cost prohibitive?


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Mar 01, 2006 01:50 as a reply to  @ Titus213's post |  #5

shipping will kill me :)


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Mar 01, 2006 02:02 as a reply to  @ clengster_77's post |  #6

clengster_77 wrote:
shipping will kill me :)

I am a competent metalworker, and decided to buy one.

Shipping from B&H to Australia wasn't bad, so i can't imagine the Phillipines would be any worse...

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Mar 01, 2006 09:27 |  #7

I made one out of Aluminium. Works great and didn't cost much. To connect it to my camera I use a Cullmann quick release that I already had. I can't photograph it on the camera unless I use a mirror as I only have 1 camera. When I get around to it I will post a thread here.


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Mar 01, 2006 12:35 as a reply to  @ akiwi's post |  #8

akiwi wrote:
I made one out of Aluminium. Works great and didn't cost much. To connect it to my camera I use a Cullmann quick release that I already had. I can't photograph it on the camera unless I use a mirror as I only have 1 camera. When I get around to it I will post a thread here.

nice... does the flash flips or the camera flips?


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