I have a couple 'clamp-on' shoes. It's a big spring loaded clamp with a
standard shoe on the top. The T32 slides in perfectly. I made some stands
out of PVC pipe and can aim them anywhere I want.
Tom
> Hello all,
>
> Spawned by the recent discussion(s) about various aspects of flash
> photography as well as the fact that three nice T32 flashes w. long
> (5m) cables and a connector box are laying around at home, I want to ask a
> question.......
>
> How do you mount the flashes? The connector that fits in the accessory
> shoe of the camera doesn't fit anything else, and it's a but cumbersome to
> set up something usefull....at least without the (rather
> expensive and somewhat bulky) professional solutions, involving guiding
> lights, an umbrella etc. While I have (a single) of such setup's, it is
> too bulky to carry around, takes too long to set up and is not always
> pratical where space is a scare ressource.
>
> I was thinking more along the lines of a simple "hack", bouncing flashes
> off a wall or the ceiling, somehow mounting them in a non-destructive
> fashion on existing furniture.
>
> Does something like this exist allready, or will I have to hit the
> workshop and welder something myself? (could be an interresting exercise,
> considering the old saying of "watch out for programmers with
> screwdrivers in their hands"...)
>
> Any clues appreciated ;)
>
> Mange hilsner / Sincerely
>
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> Thomas Heide Clausen
> Civilingeniør i Datateknik (cand.polyt)
> M.Sc in Computer Engineering
>
> E-Mail: T.Clausen@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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