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Question: Do you find that your light quality is better than, say, using a Rogue Flashbender on top of your camera with the hotshoe flash?
Document: They say you get what you pay for. I was using this for a wedding, using a full size DSLR, the adjustable flash head room was great, had room for my ETTL cord on top of a 40D with battery grip, no issues there. Clamped in my 580 EX II well, didn't want it to drop off, never die. Big issue was the joint.
With my Yougnuo speedlight it is the only way to go . I use this with my CowboyStudio NPT-04 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Trigger Receiver ..all I can say is find a way to get the flash off the camera.
Arrived on time and the quality is better than I expected. It works! I have used it on assignment right out of the box and it worked great.
bracket function is proper, foam handle is inadequate will wear out in short period of time, should be a solid plastic grip with finger impression on bracket, top bracket should have quick release to allow for handhold of light,
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.
I bought this for a small amateur assignment. I could switch between Portrait and Landscape mode easily, and it worked perfectly with my Nikon D90 and SB600. My photos came out much better then the others who were also shooting (with camera mounted flash).
Well, as I was using it at home, the nut came loose every time and the flash would said down if I flipped the camera assembly. No good so I did some modifications. I removed the plastic washer between the TTL flash arm and the assembly. Installed two metal washers. Then I re-assembled the unit getting it very tight, then used thread lock to lock the screw into place.
Purchased this as a gift for a family member who is getting back into photography. I have a similar model but paid much more for it and this is basically the same thing for a much better price.When shooting with the longer all-in-one zoom lenses of today the on-camera flash is basically useless due to the shadows the lens and hood can create.
This handles my Speedlight 430 EX II well, although over time and use, the top handle will drop/fold over if the screw is not tightened enough. The cushioned handle helps to hold the flash in a horizontal position. It is a bit awkward to hold the camera vertically, as the shutter button ends up being on the bottom but it works well, nonetheless.
By flipping the arm you get the flash back over the top of the lens where the focus is straight on.Best part about this unit is the ability to use a speedlite soft box which would normally be hindered by not having enough space between the camera body / lens and the bottom of the soft box. This unit provides that extra needed space.Highly recommend!
Answer: Decidedly better.  I've been using an Omni-Bounce, Gary Fong Lightsphere, etc., but getting the flash up off the camera has made a big difference.  Of course, you will need a cable or do as I did and spring for a set of Phottix remote flash triggers. :)