• Compact design is 1/3 smaller than the RPA, yet includes the same features
• Independent roll, pitch and yaw for quick and precise projector registration
• Quick connect/disconnect with convenient lamp and filter access on most projectors
• Disconnecting maintains registration and doesn't affect preset adjustments
• All-Points Security steel-into-steel locking hardware at all connection points protects against theft
• Multiple installation options include flush mount to ceiling

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with the Nikon SB-910? Is there an adapter? Other brackets require an adapter (e.g. Wimberley F-1 requires the FA-11).

A: This mount would be compatible with the SB-910 with the addition of an off camera TTL cable such as the Vello Off-Camera TTL Flash Cord for Nikon Cameras (1.5'), B&H # VEOCSN15. The 1/4 male thread at the top of the flash mount would connect to the thread on this cable. Please see the image below for reference.

Q: 2. Does the extender come with the TFH mount or is it additional ?

A: As you can see from this photo on our website this Extender Product is the Tilts itself. It is the Tilt Flash Mount. You would just need to connect your flash through its shoe. https://bit.ly/2WPGqsz

Q: 3. I'd like to attach this to my D750 with battery grip, and then attach the bracket to a tripod, and use it for shooting vertical portraits. Is that possible?

A: Yes it is possible to fit this bracket to a tripod via the 1/4" female thread at the bottom and it will accept a Nikon D750 with a battery grip installed.

Q: 4. Will this mount fit on my Sony A6500 ??

A: It will fit but the camera is very small and the bracket is large so will be awkward to use. You also won't have where to hold well in vertical mode. I would recommend buying a battery grip like this one and placing it on the camera. With this grip it will allow you to better use that bracket on the camera. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1335221-REG/vello_bg_s5_battery_grip_for_sony.html

Q: 5. Is there a left-handed version of this bracket? I would prefer to have the flash on the left, so I can adjust it as needed while taking photos with my right hand. I love the small profile this bracket creates.

A: Pretty sure right-side is the only version made. I don't remember seeing any other options when I was in the market for a bracket. You make an interesting point about not having to take your hand off the grip to change the flash - but this bracket mounts the flash very close to the right side of the lens and I believe that it was on the left side of the lens, one would have issues accessing the zoom and focus rings.

Q: 6. Has anyone put a small ball & head on the bracket where the hotshoe is? I aim to put a wireless Cactus RF60x, and I think a small Slik Ball & Head would give a better experience.

A: ive seen that set up on flikr looks real nice. slik ballhead speedlight with gary fong modifier...

Q: 7. What is official length of the pole extending down from the ceiling?

A: The total length is 16 inches, or 8 inches per rod (the 2 rods are threaded together).

Q: 8. Is Vello 1.5' TTL cable long enough for 5Dmk3 with camera grip with this bracket?

A: I use this with the original 5D, with battery grip. I have a cable that is about that length and find that plenty.

Q: 9. I shoot with the Sony a7III + 24-70m GM, do I need to a battery grip to use this flash bracket?

A: You can mount your camera without a grip on this bracket. It is a product geared to event photographers and they prefer using a grip for the vertical controls and long battery life. But it is not a requirement to have a grip.

Q: 10. How can I mount this to a Manfrotto Heavy Duty Gimbal? I'm using the shoe it comes with and a Canon 100-400mm lens. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/554099-REG/Manfrotto_393_393_Heavy_Duty_Gimbal.html

A: Unfortunately, the Custom Brackets Tilt Head Flash Mount is not compatible with the Manfrotto Heavy Duty Gimbal. It could only be used with gimbal heads which offer an Arca type quick release plate.