Does the rotating flash arm lock in place when in either position?
879492
It will stay in place.... there is an adjustable screw to tighten the tension if needed
388756
It does not lock in position, but it remains in position and doesn't move unless you want it to move. Unit works very well.
1394213
It rotates to the left or right in two places one on each end of the arm. Very flexible but solid. If you put in a position you like, then it could be tightened down or left loose enough to pivot. Very good mount.
812089
Yes the top part does swivel side to side and up and down. I suggest buying yourself a dome reflector with it as well. This flash can get really bright and produce a shadow even when using it as bounce, if u dont use a dome reflector cap.
407730
Yes. It can also be reversed on the lens when not needed. When taking wide angle shots with the built-in flash, the attached lens hood will cast shadows so it might have to be removed or attached in the reverse position.
47676
yes, it rotates without having to loosen the fitting. I hold the fitting when I turn it just to make sure it does not loosen by accident.
1803496
No. The arm/light pivots up and down, but it will not rotate in order to face the bulb towards the ceiling. Its a great light and would not exchange it for another.
2047895
It doesn't lock into position at any angle but I usually just let my arms drop and either touch the floor for stability or the sides of the frame.
232150
The pin sticks into a hole on your bracket, keeping the speedlight from twisting, i.e. the main screw plus the pin lock it in place while just the screw would allow the bracket to rotate around that screw. I had a non-Stroboframe bracket, so I used a pair of large pliers to remove the pin. The speedlight doesn't rotate without it so long as it's screwed in tightly.
793772
Yes it does. When you rotate it in that manner, you need to change the settings in the menu so the video won't be upside down.
1297617
I don't see why it wouldn't. The lock uses "in/out" action. Position the lock vertically for "up/down" action, or horizontally for "side/side" action.
1444647
Yes, mine did. There's a switch on the side that will lock it in one position and not let it rotate. Maybe you accidentally moved that. Good luck with it.
1509512
There are small allen head set-screws on either side of the camera piece which lock the angle. You have to loosen then to move it and then tighten to lock it back.
690295
No. There is a small button next to the flash. Push this button when you want to use the flash.
526051
Yep, its very adjustable, shouldnt be a problem at all! I believe it actually works with that flash and a pocket wizard stacked under it.
1771254
Yes, the tie-downs will rotate but they do not slide along the arm. Each tie-down is set in a channel along the arm.
74222
Not that I'm aware of. Never tried to adjust the arm. Not sure if your talking up and down or lateral movement.Either way I haven't had a need to do so.