Features 3 affordable shoe mounts in durable aluminum alloy construction
Connects via Shoe Mount or 1/4"-20 Mount
Allows the use of multiple shoe mount accessories at the same time, Compatible with speedlights and microphone receivers with standard hot shoe like Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus flash units and Zoom audio recorders
Built-In Backstops for Secure Mounting
Can be used in any versatile shooting like micro film, broadcase recording, family party and public presentation etc
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Features 3 affordable shoe mounts in durable aluminum alloy construction
Connects via Shoe Mount or 1/4"-20 Mount
Allows the use of multiple shoe mount accessories at the same time, Compatible with speedlights and microphone receivers with standard hot shoe like Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus flash units and Zoom audio recorders
Built-In Backstops for Secure Mounting
Can be used in any versatile shooting like micro film, broadcase recording, family party and public presentation etc
This isn't worth $16 bucks. At best $10 as regular price. For this price I would say it's a good deal. I got the Neweer version for $10. It's exactly the same as this. Going to return that and get this one.
Thanks OP!
Boy, that's a lot of stuff to hang off a hot shoe these days. Make sure your camera body is up to it. I mounted a fairly compact, ancient (early 2000s) Minolta Bounce Flash on my a6000 over the weekend. It felt like an accident waiting to happen.
Heck, even on my vintage (heavy, all metal) film SLRs, a large bounce flash seems delicate. I can't imagine adding all that other crap on the body.
If you really must use all that crap, I'd go with something like the grip style "L-bracket" that attaches to the tripod mount at the bottom of the camera. If you have to have the mounts directly above the camera, maybe try something like this (though I know nothing about this particular one: https://www.amazon.com/ChromLives...B0748BL4LK
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Thanks OP!
Heck, even on my vintage (heavy, all metal) film SLRs, a large bounce flash seems delicate. I can't imagine adding all that other crap on the body.
If you really must use all that crap, I'd go with something like the grip style "L-bracket" that attaches to the tripod mount at the bottom of the camera. If you have to have the mounts directly above the camera, maybe try something like this (though I know nothing about this particular one: https://www.amazon.com/ChromLives...B0
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