I'm looking for a mount to install in a Strobe (flash studio) do you know if it fits?
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These mounts are for hot shoe mount flashes. It does not fit any of my studio strobes.
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I have promaster strobes which have a round barrel type end that sticks out about 3 or 4 inches....this will fit any round body strobe I think from 3 to 6 inches across.
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Do you mean the diameter of the soft box adapter ring that fits over the front of the strobe? This "strobe" front is 3 3/4 inch diameter so, the soft box attachment ring should be greater than that (assuming it has adjustment screws). the soft box I use has a diameter of 4 inches and has three screws to secure it to the light. my soft-box has a front measuring 3 ft X 2 Ft and works well with this light.
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I own these stands, but only use them with speed lights. As I have used studio strobes in the past I would say the base is wide and sturdy enough, but would not use them on these stands unless your are planning to use sand bags as well, especially with modifiers attached. Hope this helps with your decision.
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I have used it with the Canon 600EX RT. NOTE: to get a secure mount, you have to over ride the rubber piece on the flash base. Push the unit up to the center of the holder and then use a dime to turn the screw tight. If you don't center your speed-light, yes, it will fall out. It took me awhile to figure it out. Same thing with another bracket I have. I prefer this one with the slotted screw so I can be sure to snug it down.
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I really don't know. They come with a speed ring to mount to studio strobes, but Westscott makes a speedlight setup called a silver slipper, that may be a way to adapt it. But short answer would be no. There are softbox setups made for speedlights.
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Not as is. This product is designed to fit on a standard light stand. Even A cheaper light stand is much better than a tripod for flash mounting and is worth the investment if you plan to do off camera flash.
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No, sorry, it will not fit. it's for speedlights and the opening is too small for the AB prongs to get into to lock it in.
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The 580 ex II speedlight most likely comes with a stand. The stand should have a 1/4" thread on the bottom, which you should be able to screw onto the Manfrotto 1/4" adapter (provided with the product - see uploaded photos). So yes you can. But the usual way is to buy an umbrella mount such as Manfrotto 026 and also a shoe mount for your flash. A nice and reasonably priced one is "Impact Umbrella Bracket with Adjustable Shoe" which can be found at B&H web site (B&H part num # IMUB).
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I would say yes you do, unless your flash has its own built-in threaded socket. Even if your flash has a threaded socket, the flash would then be stuck in one position, so having an adjustable mounting bracket should be more useful. I got some nice ball-and-socket brackets on-line, not at Amazon, for less than $7 each.
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The 580 ex II speedlight most likely comes with a stand. The stand should have a 1/4" thread on the bottom, which you should be able to screw onto the Manfrotto 1/4" adapter (provided with the product - see uploaded photos). So yes you can. But the usual way is to buy an umbrella mount such as Manfrotto 026 and also a shoe mount for your flash. A nice and reasonably priced one is "Impact Umbrella Bracket with Adjustable Shoe" which can be found at B&H; web site (B&H; part num # IMUB).
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Yes, it uses a Velcro strap to adjust the size and it really should work with any rectangular flash unit.
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There really isn't much information out there on this but I believe the regular hot shoe mount of these cowboy studio should work that and Youngnuo makes some awesome flash trigger / receivers. I also have the Phottix trigger / receiver that works awesomehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006JODEGI?ref_=pe_527950_33920250.
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Cant' really say at the moment, some where between 12-18", but trust me it will work on whatever strobe you are attempting to connect to it, small flash with a tri-flash holder etc. Hope this was of some help.
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Not sure why you would want to add a Frio to this kit. If you're using a "standard" speedlight with this, the included bracket should hold your flash securely (I've never had one fall off). If you're concerned about light spilling around the junction of the softbox and flash head, use some gaffers tape to cover the gaps. Is this what you're asking?
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Yes, the Yongnuo 560iii flash is fully compatible with the Lightsphere Collapsible Speed Mount.
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Not familiar with that particular model speedlight, but I am pretty certain it will FIT the unit. If you mean larger in terms of power, that is harder to answer. I have used the very underpowered Nikon SB26 and I just up the ISO to 800 or even 1600 as needed to get the exposure I want. However, I am using a full-frame Nikon D800 and I can easily get away with using a high ISO and still retain the quality I need. Your mileage may vary. As with all things strobe, more power is always better. You can always go down :)