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Jan 04, 2007 23:46 |  #1

I have this bracket for about month and still find it little hard to use. First, the bracket itself is heavy. The grip, if mounted by instructions, comes to the right side of camera (looking from behind) and I don't know what is the purpose of that. Normally, you need right hand on camera by release button all the time. If it was on the left side, you still need your left hand on the lens to zoom or sometimes help focusing, but I think, it would feel a little better. At least, when you finish zooming/focusing, you can grab the grip help with balance and hold the whole thing much steadier when pressing the release button. I tried to mount camera the other way, but then the grip comes to left side behind the body which makes really hard to get to the viewfinder, especially for vertical shots.
Other than that, bracket is built really good and with a little anti-twist adapters feels sturdy and compact. Flash is centered exactly over lens in horizontal and vertical position etc... This is my first bracket and I am not sure if I am doing something wrong or just need some more time to use to it. What are your opinions on this bracket and did anybody try some kind of modification with success?


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Jan 05, 2007 12:30 |  #2

I found some answers in the other forum. CB Junior is made mostly for cameras with vertical grip. That is why the 'grip' on the bracket is placed on the right side of camera. When you photograph vertical, your release button will be on top. I also learned that there are no perfect brackets and the very good ones cost a lot more. Those are the ones with camera rotating, very light and still compact and robust.


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