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FOTYRIG Camera Flash Speedlite Mount Camera Umbrella Holder E Type for Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus Nissin Metz and other Speedlite Flashes-2 Packs
Camera Flash Speedlite Mount
It can be applied to various flash,Such as Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus, Yongnuo and many more speedlites. (Note:this adapter does not fit Sony and Minolta flash)
Easy to Convert
Comes with a 1/4 inch to 3/8 inch screw adapter which can be converted freely according to your need, which can be attached on tripod or light stand or any camera accessories with 1/4"-20 or 3/8"-16 thread
Joseph G Holland
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024
Perfect for light weight portable umbrella set up and small flash. Ideal for small indoor events, product photography, family portraits where regular equipment would be a problem. Great gift for starting student photographer.
K Haas
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024
Best thing I can say for these is that they work just as intended. However, it seems to me whoever designed these never actually used them. The tiny screw that tightens the foot to secure the flash can't be tightened enough with your fingers to hold the flash in. I found out the hard way as my flash crashed to the floor 4 feet down. I got lucky, it wan't damaged. Lesson learned. But you really need to harf down on these screws with a screwdriver. Yeah, every photographer brings a hefty screwdriver on his shoots. Well, not. so that's a major downer. When secured properly, your flash is safe.Then there's the swivel to point your umbrella up or down. It has some detents meant to hold it in incremental positions. Well, they are not very deep, and don't work well at all. You really need to harf down on the adjustment screw to hold the flash and umbrella in position. And then you're not really sure it's actually going to hold without harfing some more. A bigger handle for the adjustment would be good, as well as better defined detents. With all the pressure needed to apply to secure it, I'm not sure the longevity of these units.All in all, the unit works as it should. Would I purchase them again. Emphatic No. Would I recommend? If you don't want to spend much, maybe be able to use them for a few gigs before they fail, have to carry a hefty screwdriver with you, then ok, these are for you.
Mike Duffy
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024
I use these when I need to hold a speedlight for fill light shooting a sport team, very secure, and well made, they work great.
Joe
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2024
Great value for the price. Everything is metal, so it hold my heavier umbrella and soft box in place.
Martin
Reviewed in Australia on March 30, 2024
Be careful. It shows in the pictures of the product that it has a metal ring. But the actual items arrived have plastic rings. Advertised with wrong information and it has poor quality.
JP
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024
I have a pair of Nikon 800's that I use at events for a quick portrait. These brackets let me put the light right where I need it.
Fernando Arce
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024
Soy fotógrafo profesional, este accesorio es muy practico para usarlo con mis flash speedlight, o con mis lámparas led, excelente calidad, buena construcción, ha sido una buena inversión y seguramente van a durar muchos años, lo recomiendo...5 estrellas
Marc Concepcion
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2022
They're pretty tough, especially given the price for two. To be honest, I've long since stopped babying these. I freely toss them around now, and don't care if, say, the tripod falls over. Definitely can handle moderate abuse.This was able to easily hold a Godox 860II, which is a pretty heavy speedlight, and a 3 foot softbox, hanging at a 45* angle from a boom arm. Solid.The only potential negative worth sharing is that the screw at the top to loosen the hotshoe CAN be accidentally(?) removed, but it would honestly take negligence to reach that point. I only removed it to test the extremes, and I can imagine someone having issues re-assembling due to the springs. This is a non-issue, because at full extension, the holder is already FAR beyond the width of a hotshoe--you'll SEE you've gone too far long before you actually remove the screw.
diyr
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2019
This is much better quality manufacture than would be evident from the price. Its made of metal with a matte/crinkly powder coating (think classic Nikon ED lenses). The cylindrical female tripod screw is good, and it can be removed if your stands already have the cylinder. The flash cold shoe has a clamping action, with springs. You can tighten it against your flash, or trigger. This is especially helpful if you have a trigger like the Yonguo 603 v1, which didn't have a screwdown for its hotshoe mount. On this mount you don't have to worry, you can tighten the clamp to the trigger and therefore it stays nice and steady.The umbrella hole and screw is fine. At first I wished they'd used a bigger thumb screw, later I realized that with hollow umbrella shafts you might end up tightening it too much. So I'm not complaining.The angle adjustment is detented. You have to loosen the screw a decent amount to overcome the friction/click action of the hinge. This means that even if the screw gets loose, or isn't tightened too much to begin with, the weight of the flash and umbrella won't cause the whole thing to tilt over.All in all, I'm very happy with this purchase. For the price (actually, regardless of the price) the quality of the mount is very good.
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