I have bought a couple and I am not satisfied with them, I an looking for one with a handle and is comfortable. Please help,
carsonbm Member 44 posts Joined Aug 2010 Location: N.E. Ohio More info | Oct 10, 2010 23:47 | #1 I have bought a couple and I am not satisfied with them, I an looking for one with a handle and is comfortable. Please help,
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JohnBaker Senior Member  480 posts Likes: 3 Joined Sep 2006 Location: Teignmouth, Devon, UK More info | Oct 11, 2010 03:05 | #2 I have tried several over time and you will find that many dwarf the camera. While it does not have a handle I have finally settled on the Custom Bracket Mini RC  John Baker
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, I tend to use mine reversed on the G – which puts the flash behind and to the left of the camera back and I then use a big flash diffuser which works really well. The main reason for having the bracket reversed is I do a lot of macro/close up work and it put the flash just where I need it, it also does not impact on the performance for portrait or other work. I also use the same kit on my Pro DSLR and think it is a killer combo, I use it for weddings and where I need quality flash images.