Is clamping it down on my metal umbrella adapter hotshoe damaging (I taped over metal bits that could touch the contacts) the rubber sealing thing?
Mark Dammit I need sleep  3,386 posts Joined May 2008 Location: Perth, Australia More info | May 25, 2008 08:36 | #1 Is clamping it down on my metal umbrella adapter hotshoe damaging (I taped over metal bits that could touch the contacts) the rubber sealing thing? Mark
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claybuster Senior Member 723 posts Joined Sep 2007 Location: Warren, Michigan More info | May 25, 2008 13:55 | #2 pendulum15 wrote in post #5592238  Is clamping it down on my metal umbrella adapter hotshoe damaging (I taped over metal bits that could touch the contacts) the rubber sealing thing? If you're worried about it just take it off.Then all you have to worry about is finding it when you need it MY GEAR
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May 27, 2008 09:29 | #3 claybuster wrote in post #5593582 If you're worried about it just take it off.Then all you have to worry about is finding it when you need it  Mike Uhhhh.... I just took it off... but how do I put it back on!!!!! HELPPPPPPP!!!!! Mark
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Franko515 "doped up on pills"  2,478 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Crete, Illinois More info | May 27, 2008 11:18 | #4 pendulum15 wrote in post #5592238 Is clamping it down on my metal umbrella adapter hotshoe damaging (I taped over metal bits that could touch the contacts) the rubber sealing thing? pendulum15 wrote in post #5604487 Uhhhh.... I just took it off... but how do I put it back on!!!!! HELPPPPPPP!!!!! If you taped it (the umbrella adapter)you should be good. As long as the contacts dont touch the metal. Light, composition, shooting technique matter to the end quality most. -Pekka
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claybuster Senior Member 723 posts Joined Sep 2007 Location: Warren, Michigan More info | May 27, 2008 13:44 | #5 Franko515 wrote in post #5605033 If you taped it (the umbrella adapter)you should be good. As long as the contacts dont touch the metal. Im not sure why claybuster suggested you take the rubber off (maybe he was joking) but good luck getting it back on I wasn't joking about taking it off,I"ve had mine off and on a few times. Just put it back on the way you took it off. MY GEAR
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claybuster Senior Member 723 posts Joined Sep 2007 Location: Warren, Michigan More info | May 27, 2008 16:40 | #6 I feel bad that I told the OP to take the rubber part off his flash and he can't get it back on . Has anyone else ever taken it off and put it back on? I have no trouble at all getting mine back on! MY GEAR
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May 27, 2008 18:33 | #7 I figured it out, it stretches a bit, and then goes back on... whew... I now feel confident doing that, thanks.... Mark
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