Flash Ii Deluxe Ergonomic Chair

It's a great camera. I also have the mark I version. The mark II in the best camera so far (for me). Very ergonomic and easy to use.

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My Sekonic L-398 Studio Deluxe II is reliable and accurate, matching a Minolta Auto Meter III exactly to 1/3 of a stop. In low light - at about 1/15 second at f/2 - it's a little iffy, but at those light levels you'll probably be using a flash anyway. I shoot a lot of Ilford Delta 400 with a Leica M6 TTL. I never have to worry about battery exhaustion. It's a great meter.

Deluxe Powerbar.

I bought this mount to go with my other Impact Umbrella Brackets. They are plastic, but this one is metal. Everything on this is adjustable, and solid. The only thing I liked better on the non-deluxe model is the elbow knob at the main joint in the middle. The non-deluxe has a large handle that gives you quite a bit more torque. You don't really need a lot, but when you are trying to move quickly for a shoot, I miss that larger handle. I also like the securing knob on the cold shoe, as it gives me a lot more faith that my flash won't fall out. I reserve this model over the others for my hair light, because I trust the flash won't fall out if I tilt it almost completely over.

The Impact Deluxe Mount is an effective photography tool for anyone who uses flash in their practice. They are simple to use, hold the flash securely, and are a great value.

This is the basic light meter that has been used for decades. �I replaced my old Studio Deluxe which was probably 35 years old with this newer version due to years of use ( and drops). �The design is almost unchanged and is still reliable. �It's not for everyone, especially if you need flash readings, and very low light levels, but for manual exposure in reasonable lighting, it's perfect. �I got this to keep in my bag with my old Nikon S2. �I have my other meters for flash and low light, but this one has a place in my tool kit.

This clamp can hold a 580EX II wherever you want, like in a door, a desk, a chair, a pipe, a shelf... It stays in the position you left it and you don't have to adjust it all the time. I use it to hold a 580EX II controlled by another one in my 50D

Only thing I can say is you need this one if you use off camera flash a lot. The clamp will let to mount your flash on back of a chair, tree and where ever a clamp can grip.

Using this clamp for areas I just can't get a lightstand into and yet I still need to use flash. Clamping to a chair, rails, tree, etc.