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Thread: Flash Bracket 4 Macro?

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    Steve Wheeler
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    I was wondering what some of the macro shooters here used/liked in terms of flash brackets?

    Looking at possibly a dual flash system of some kind...

    Thanks for your input!

    Steve

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    Can i just jump in on this thread and ask if anyone can reccomend a good macro bracket for a small flash? anyone use the wimberley macro extension arm?

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    We don't need no stinkin' flash! Au Natural!! :D

    I have one and have one and have yet to use it.

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    Hey Chris... How's it goin'?

    What if you want to shoot when the light isn't cooperating?

    Steve

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    I used to use a home made bracket with a large gun higher than the camera, from the right angled inwards, additionally I had a much smaller gun alongside the lens axis to act as fill in. It worked very well, now I just use a single gun on the hot shoe with a Stofen Omnibounce, if you get the amount of flash correctly adjusted it simply mimics a large light source - which of course is exactly what the sun is. I really don't see the need for various brackets any more unless of course the vegetation gets in the way in which case you could use a flash cable and depending upon circumstance hold the gun. the hot shoe is usually regarded as the most convenient yet the most impracticable place to put a gun, but for me when I use the Omnibounce this doesn't apply. Hope this helps.
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    Howdy! Doing fine here, thanks.

    Reflectors, diffusers, patience and persistence.

    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Wheeler View Post
    Hey Chris... How's it goin'?

    What if you want to shoot when the light isn't cooperating?

    Steve

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