Will an attached Speedlight prevent the built-in flash from popping up to full position?
1975431
Yes. Just tried an SB-910 on a D610 and the base of the speed light prevents the build-in flash from opening completely.
1975432
Why wouldn't it? If you're using a speedlight and it's on, the built-in won't pop-up anyway, not to mention the fact that it physically blocks it. Not sure why you would ever use a built-in when you have a speedlight attached.
953525
I had no problem on the piece that fit on the camera. I have a Canon 7D. My complaint was the part that connected with the stroboframe bracket mount. It didn't hold very well. I was afraid that the flash would fall off and injure someone or break.
2090759
Yes it has an automatic pop up flash that can be made to not pop up if you do not want it to
278615
I use Nikon Speedlight Flash only and it works just fine. I like this mount, it is very solid
1502494
Speedlights attach with a sliding seat (hot-shoe sized) for the plate on the bottom of the speedlight. A knurled knob tightens and holds the speedlight in position. This allows the speedlight to be positioned closer/farther-away form the back of the softbox. Another sliding adjustment on the L-shaped bracket raises/lowers the speelight. I use 430EXs with this and they work fine; I am able to position them in the center of the opening. I believe there is sufficient room on the sliding brackets to accommodate the larger 600s. To be sure, you could post a question to Westcott.
682944
No Amy, and Ive actually had this problem on some previous cases before but it leaves more than enough space for the lens and flash to work properly without interference! hope this helps! :)
672942
It comes out from the clamp that holds it, so yes. If you had a heavy light or modifier on it, I don't know how you would stop it from twisting in your hands. And if you only plan to put a speedlight on it, why not choose a lightweight monopod instead?
690295
No. There is a small button next to the flash. Push this button when you want to use the flash.
1472856
Not at all, there is a generous space for the lense and flash. It is shaped sort of like a bowl. Very good for flash. No hindrance.
469028
I didn't install one. As a result the frequency of flash is higher, which doesn't bother me. Do it if you want the normal flash rate.
1172131
This is a silly question but is it tightly on the camera? I've had that happen twice. The first time it was loose. The second time it was on "no flash"
2268682
It has a hotshoe and a popup flash I don't see any reason it would not. It is quite literally a piece of plastic that blocks the flash.
2133542
There is a switch that locks the stun gun. So you wont have to worry about it going off while using the flash light. :)
1804482
No you have to manually lift it up. I will not flash unless it in the up position.
1411115
The case does not interfere with the flash at all. I have taken pictures with the case on using the flash and the picture comes out the same as if the case was off.
371513
Well, the mode will not change if dropped or shaking. It has to be manually press at the end switch. However the lens for the flash light will become loose if dropped too many times. You have to super glue it or no zooming (in or out).
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.