Flash Stand for Photography (Canon)
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Really useful if you have remote controlled Flashes. I use mine with a pocket Wizard and a Canon Flash Speedlite 580 EX II. Could also be compatible with other ones.
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I'm at GullaschProgrammierNacht and there's a Sony in front of me.
It is reversed.
Minolta (now sony) did have the inverse connection mech of a normal hotshoe, not sure if Sony has changed it now though.
brilliant idea - had a similar thought a few weeks ago when I needed a spare desktop stand for a Nikon flash.
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There is a small overhang to hold the flash. I added some support material at the inside of the overhang that can be easily removed with a knife. I printed it with ABS at 220° on a Cupcake CNC ultimate with HBP (sanded kapton surface) and it worked fine.
At the bottom i added some pieces of an old mousepad with double faced adhesive tape to prevent from slipping. Thats it! :)
At the bottom i added some pieces of an old mousepad with double faced adhesive tape to prevent from slipping. Thats it! :)
Flash Stand for Photography (Canon) by webghost is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.
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MarcusWolschon
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Jun 22, 2011
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Why the "(Canon)"? The mechanics of a hot-shoe are not brand specific, not even the basic electrics.
Only the TTL protocol.
brilliant idea - had a similar thought a few weeks ago when I needed a spare desktop stand for a Nikon flash.