Possible to attach the flash on a leg of my tripod?


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For example when shooting macro, must ask people to hold flash and
off-cam cord. very troublesome..
 

For example when shooting macro, must ask people to hold flash and
off-cam cord. very troublesome..

depends how heavy your flash is, there is the wimberley plamp (for small flash), or manfrotto super clamp (heavier setup) or using a gorrilla pod and mount on another tree...
 

the Nikon SB800 comes with a base that allows the flash to be attached to a tripod. Not sure if that is what you want.
 

the Nikon SB800 comes with a base that allows the flash to be attached to a tripod. Not sure if that is what you want.

SB600 also comes with the AS-19, if that's what you wanted to say. But the thing is, I believe the TS wants to mount if on the foot of the tripods and use the tripod for BOTH the camera and the flash.

This will probably be a home fix it project. You can either mount a AS-19 permanently to the foot of the tripod or connect it in some other way.
 

rubberbands is your solution...

there is a slightly more expensive alternative to rubberbands, but its also some kind of elastic band thingy with a ball at the end. Saw it on the strobist website...

Don't want sync cord? Only way is to have a wireless trigger mounted on your hotshoe. For the rich, no problem. Heh. Just buy pocket wizards. Or... check if your camera's built-in flash supports commander mode.
 

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