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Question: What are the additional cold shoe slots intended for?
Document: Bigger and sturdier than original. Does not fit in canon speedlite case but works great. Has some extra slots that I'm not sure for what.
This appears to be a clone of the Nikon AS-19. Works as intended as a basic flash stand. Very stable.
Have used it a couple of times to place flashes behind subjects. Plastic is solid and the shoe fits the flashes that I have.
Depending on the flash you could probably put multiple flashes on the same shoe if you wanted to, but for me, I use it to adjust the flash based on where I want to put it.
As M. Brandon explains in his comment, this allows you to mount multiple guns on a single stand.Despite the very specific Nikon model numbers listed in the title, this should work fine on any standard ISO shoe mount flash (I use it with an Olympus flash).
Was looking for similar item for Pentax flash and saw only original Pentax branded for about $40 or so which is ridiculous.When saw it on sale for $4 couldn't resist to try this one, listed for Nikon and was not disappointed.Fit perfectly for Pentax 360 flash as probably will for any standard shoe flashes.
It's a flash stand with three standard shoe mounts. That means you can use almost any flash not made/designed for Sony or Minolta. It certainly isn't only for Nikon flashes. Personally, I popped this on the Nikon SB28, SB800, SB900, Canon 580EXII, Vivitar 285HV and Yongnuo YN-565EX--all fit effortlessly but securely.Anyone familiar with Nikon flashes will notice this a Nikon clone.
I'm quite happy with this stand. It has the pin holes built into the three mounting slots so that Nikon speedlights like the SB-600 can lock in with their flip lever. Also works fine with an SB-28 which has the dial which tightens down to lock the flash into place.It is larger than the Nikon AS-19 stand but I like that as it feels like it will be more stable on a table top.
it works. nothing fancy, it just works. and when your accidentally breaking these things all the time, do yourself a favor and buy a few of them.
has 3 flash mounts but the center one when engaged with Canon 430 EXii flash it is hard to lock and if locked it will be hard to open, definitely not a fast on and off experience but if you play to mount it on a tripod for a long time it's fine
Answer: You can mount your remote triggers onto the other slots. I suppose you could use them for other flash but it would be a bit unstable.