Does the flash slide inside of this panel or just strap to the front? Thanks
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Flash slides between this diffuser and the reflector panel. This diffuser attaches to the reflector by well crow lining on the edges, and creates a pocket where the flash is inserted. There are well crow straps that the hold the flash tight.
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inside. the diffuser panel attaches to the flash bender to create a soft box. remember, if you buy this diffuser panel you must either already have the flash bender, or you must also buy the flash bender. if you don't already have it you can buy it and the diffuser panel together as a kit.
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When used with the diffusion panel it does slip inside of the panel. I use mine all the time. It has great portability so you can take it with you anywear.
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The long piece is the remote.. the other fits on ur flash head mount . Hope this helps .. works great as long as u don't need your flash .
434673
It does not interfere with the camera at all, I have seen a bit of glare from the flash in very low light but it is minimal. Both My wife and I use this case every day and have no complaints.
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It should fit. The front/flat piece folds up to allow the flash to pop up. Then fold the piece down to block the flash. Works wonderful. I don't see any reason it shouldn't fit. It fits standard flash bases
59802
Yes there is a velcro to attach the softbox to the flash. The problem is if it would fit snugly. I'm using a generic flash and the softbox sometimes falls off. So what I did, I just used a ordinary rubber band so it will hold the softbox tightly around the flash. Hope this helps!
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Not on the front facing camera but it did on the back cam when I had the flash on. I actually had to take the case off. However I ordered three cases and it only did that with one of them. Still a great buy
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Yes, it is actually built into the flash head. Very well designed. I can not say enough great things about this flash unit !!
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On my D7100 the hotshoe cover tends to get in the way if you shoot flash often, also get in the way of the battery grip and needs some trimming to allow the grip to seat. I have used for about 3 months so far and no signs of loosening yet
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As explained by DK Mckenzie. If done this way, impossible for the flash to fall off - see the photos I posted to show how it is mounted. As shame that this is not intuitive - Because if you do what seems natural - wrap the velcro around the OUTSIDE of the softbox - it will fall off every time. The manufacturer should put a 1 page instruction sheet in the package, but they don't.
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It slides over and holds with 2 set screws. I have since purchased an adapter ring which does screw in (no matter what Nikon says) which is much smaller and works much, much better.
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Yes it slides in the compartment and buttons. Not terribly secure but not going to fall out
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There should be a thumb screw on the bottom to keep the flash holder in place.
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noit doesnt cover the camera and flash,im using it a lot to take pictures of my son!( new mom):-) and so far i dont have any problems with it!
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I actually don't think it slides down. It looks like it should but the battery pack would prevent it. The only thing that does slide is the reflector panel in the back of the light.
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You could install it upside down - but it is not designed to be installed upside down. There is a rubber piece that sits between the bottom plate and the camera when installed properly. If installed upside down, the metal plate would make direct contact with the camera - no rubber. Additionally, I suspect that the weight of the flash would swing the top plate open. I would not do it.
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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.
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This device uses a Velcro strap to size to the flash. A Canon 320x has a sloping head on it, so at most you may need a little Velcro tape on the head of the flash to insure it does not slip. I have used this on may flashes and it works well on everything I tried it on.