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Question: General Question. What is the specific purpose of the Flash Bracket?
Document: First, this review is based on value, what you get for your money. Is it the very best bracket made? No. Is it worth the money? Without question. Now, let's clear some things up that others have written. Someone wrote that he has a 7D and there is no room between the camera and the vertical bracket for his hand, even at the farthest setting. Either ephoto changed their design since his review or he's laughably unqualified to write a review.
Flash bracket seems strong and is light weight. It adjust easily to accommodate large body cameras. Aluminum construction. Works well for me.
This bracket is an inexpensive way to move the flash farther from the lens to imcrease lighting option, reduce red eye, and add a wider stabile grip for the photographer.
It was a good fix and was able to use the flash flip bracket through the wedding with no issues. Would only recommend if you do your own thing to fix the not so good engineering on the nut that loosens. My setup worked well.
This ePhoto model WSA605 is a great camera flash bracket with a padded foam grip, for secure handling. It can be positioned on either side of the camera or underneath it for more creative flash effects. Its definitely a keeper.
I've attached this to my E-PL1 for test shooting from time to time. I feel that this bracket may help steady the camera while also being a flash bracket. Rubber smells kind of rubbery but it's a worthy trade off.
I needed to replace my old flash bracket for which I had paid about $80 - this unit is nearly identical (but not a brand name) at about 1/3 the cost! Good quality aircraft aluminum and nice handle. Very pleased with it! Highly recommended.
One nice well made bracket. The ePhoto WSA605 Camera Flash Flip Bracket with Handle is a nice addition to my camera equipment that I purchased on Amazon.It works well on either my Nikon SB 700 or my Metz AF 50 flash.
I wish I had this sooner. It is a great solution for using my SB600 because the speedlight would often get stuck to the hot shoe on my camera because the locking pin would not disengage. I stopped using it altogether. But with the bracket I can use the flash and fire it wirelessly.
Finally, an inexpensive professional style bracket for moving the TTL flash off-camera! The cushioned hand grip is excellent and keeps my hand from becoming fatigued.Perhaps the best feature of this bracket is the cold shoe clamp that solidly locks the flash unit in place via its hot shoe resulting in no wobble and no fear of the flash unit falling off.
Answer: Greetings, I would say that typically this bracket is used for holding and using a flash when the hot-shoe on your camera is being occupied by something else.  I use an Olympus E-PL1 with a VF-2 viewfinder, so my hot-shoe is being taken up by the viewfinder.  Using this bracket, I can use my VF2 and an External Flash, I've also found that the grip on the side (which is a sturdy foam) give a bit more control and less shake to my camera.  Their are multiple screw mount points on the bottom of the Bracket, I would imagine that it would fit most cameras.