["L" Type] A balance and necessary tool for hand- held photography. With flash attached on top of bracket, light is balance and help to control shadows behind subject.
An excellent, well made product. Very comfortable to hold & carry. Highly recommended.

[Aluminum, Foam] I just received this bracket today. The build quality and design is excellent. It fits great on the 5D3 with a grip. This bracket designed to work on the grip side on the camera unlike many others that are position on the left side. This allows you to rotate the camera counter-clockwise for portrait orientation as is normal versus clockwise as required by other brackets. I purchased it with a 1.5' Vello ttl flash cord and an RPS Studio locking shoe, model rs-3119. The whole setup works nicely together. The rotating arm joint is stiff and, although not locking, has a spring loaded knuckle at both 90? positions that should keep the flash in place well under normal use. I definitely recommend this bracket for any who needs an affordable bracket for there dslr with a grip attached.

[0.5 lb] Not everyone needs a flash bracket, but if you do, this one is much nicer than the similarly-priced generic flip brackets sold under various brand names. Despite being almost featherweight, it holds my Nikon D7500 and Speedlight firmly in a well-balanced, easy to handle package. This non-folding model is an incredible value.

[Aluminum, Foam] Solid and well built for the price.... seriously.  Smooth locking movement of the flash arm, easy to adjust.


5DMK4 and 6DMK2 with battery grips

["L" Type] The CB Digital-S is a well designed and machined aluminum bracket with a strong, but easy to operate spring-loaded rotating arm allowing rapid switching from landscape to portrait orientation. The anti-rotate stop pins on the base-plate have a limited adjustment range so may not function properly on some smaller cameras, but if it fits your camera body, it will do the job. I use it to hold Lume Cube for front-fill lighting and have replaced the flash cold-shoe with a small 1/4-20 ball joint to allow quick positioning of the lamp. Works perfectly for thid application. I've use it with large DSLRs and lately with the Mirrorless EOS R and EOS RP which is as small a camera as will work with the anti-rotate pins

[Aluminum, Foam] This low cost bracket is a must have. Very goog fabrication. It is a very affordable solution (ten times lower priced) to challenge the Promediagear Boomrang bracket for mounting my Profoto B2 head. Amazing.

["L" Type] This is an inexpensive device that gets the job done and done well. It does add weight to my camera but it's a good trade off.

[0.5 lb] I bought this to photograph my girlfriend's granddaughter's wedding. Probably the only time I will use it, so I has hesitant to buy a high dollar unit. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality packed into this inexpensive backet. The screws to mount the flash to the camera are captured to the bracket so nothing gets lost. There are adjustments on both the top and bottom to allow for different makes of flash and camera, and make sure they remain securely fastened. This bracket was exactly what I wanted at the right price point

[Aluminum, Foam] I had many years ago a flash bracket built for my Sunpak 622 and it was similar to the one I am reviewing here. With the flash high above the lens, shadows are frantically reduced. When you change from portrait to landscape shots, the flash bracket rotates so the flash is always center over the lens and high above the lens.

The bracket’s weight is light considering the weight of my Nikon D780 , Sigma 24-105 lens and the Nikon SB5000 flash. When you add up all of this weight, this bracket adds very little and makes carrying the rig quite comfortable.

I highly recommend this bracket for its usability, weight and price!!

["L" Type] Taller than most, with plasticized no-rotate adjustable pins for the camera and adjustable plates to keep the flash facing forward as well.  The extra height helps drop shadows behind a subject, if youre not too close to a wall. A firm spring in the handle keeps the upper arm from flopping around in either the vertical or horizontal position.  It does not have a cork or rubber base for the camera, so a camera could slide around if the no-rotate pins are removed or arent adjusted properly.  I simply cut out and glued a cork gasket to the camera platform. 
  I use it with Olympus micro four thirds cameras.
  Four stars for not having a rubberized camera platform, back to five stars for the value and easy fix.