Thanks for the opinions on the Pro-T and Stroboframe.
All of the discussion about vertical vs horizontal got me looking at my
archives, and I admit, many of the action shots are vertical... bride+groom
standing = vertical composition. I guess when I typed the email, I was
thinking about the typical wedding group shots that are done horizontally.
So far, I'm leaning towards the Pro-T or the Quick Flip 350. I'm just not
sure if the Pro is worth the extra cost.
Brian
> >
> > Back to the original question. I'm very happy with my
> > Pro-T. The only real negative is that it takes up a
> > lot of space when not in use. I think Stroboframe has
> > a new bracket that is similar in design, but folds
> > into a smaller bundle when not in use. My preference
> > for handheld use is for a bracket that flips the
> > flash, rather than the camera.
> >
> > Bob Meyer
>
> I'll second the motion on the Pro-T. Heather and I both use them with
> Quantum T4d flash heads, and they work great. The only issue I have with
it
> is that it partially blocks the controls on the grip on my 20D, but
they're
> still accessible. But, unlike some of the other Stroboframes, it is
oriented
> in the right direction, the others have you holding the camera upside down
> in relation to the grip controls.
> It does keep the flash dead over the lens.
> Skip Middleton
>
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