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Key Features
- Flexible Arm with Locking Shoe Mount
- Easily Position Flash Angle
- 1/4"-20 Camera Mounting Screw
- Arca-Type Compatible Base Plate
Easily position a flash above or to the side of your camera with this Flex Arm Bracket from Dot Line. The flexible arm lets you make quick adjustments when needed and the top features a locking shoe mount to keep a flash securely in place. It attaches to the bottom of a camera via a 1/4"-20 screw and offers an Arca-type compatible base plate for mounting to a tripod or support system without needing to remove the bracket.
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Would it fit with D850/battery grip in RRS L ...
Would it fit with D850/battery grip in RRS L frame?
It could be used with a RRS L bracket for the D850 https://bhpho.to/2KHDZpu.
Date published: 2019-06-27
is the locking shoe mount removable?
is the locking shoe mount removable?
Yes, it can be unscrewed and removed from the top of the bracket.
Date published: 2020-03-16
how much weight can this hold and can this hold ...
how much weight can this hold and can this hold the flash laterally? is this better than vello flexible arm bracket?
It will definitely bend with the weight of a flash if positioned laterally, but you could position it like this:
https://bit.ly/38QBWXO
The manufacturer does not give weight limit specifications, but the typical 1.25lbs. (with batteries) or so top of the line flash from major camera manufacturers (e.g. Nikon and Canon) should be fine. I would consider it to be functionally equivalent to the Vello product (BH #VECB900): https://bhpho.to/2UfJZIk
Date published: 2020-03-17
Dimensions height/width of L?
Dimensions height/width of L?
Base
16.9cm long
3.7 cm wide
1.2 cm thick
The arm part is 26.7 cm from the bottom of the arm to the top of the cold shoe part
Date published: 2022-05-28
How useful is this for macro work? Can it be ...
How useful is this for macro work? Can it be flexed forward at an angle that points the flash immediately in front of the lens?
The arm is completely flexible. To answer your main question, while it depends on your camera, your lens and your flash, we believe you can get the flash where you want it.
Date published: 2019-05-28