Is there a quick release bracket with a cold shoe available so I can attach a speedlight to this?
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You would have to find one in your camera store or online. They are readily available. They all have 4/20 screw holes that allow attachment to the threaded screw in the tripod quick release. That's how I do it.
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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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The bottom of the head unit of this speed light remote has a standard tripod mount. Screw it right onto the too of your flash bracket.
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Yes and no. I don't believe there is a hot shoe mount on that camera to put the light directly on it. However, it should have the screw hole in the bottom of the camera for you to mount it to the grip and then you can place the light atop of the grip. I've found this kit has many advantages and use it every time I shoot.
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Yes because not only is the top part the cold shoe adjustable but it can be removed and there is a screw mount for the flash Stand as well
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This speedlight flash mount should work well with any shoe mounted flash. The flash mount is adjustable.It is to be mounted on a camera light stand and hold a wireless speedlight.
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No real challenge for compatibility, it is just a light the attaches to the shoe mount. Really great, bright light. Dimming and color balance is great for shooting video with my 5D Mark II.
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Yes. There is a standard 1/4 inch female socket on the bottom, as well as a cold shoe with a screw-down tightener.
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you will need a cold shoe mount for your flash, and an umbrella bracket...but yes it suitable for your flash.
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It is not a hot shoe. It is a cold shoe. This does not connect directly to the camera in any way in order to fire the flash. It is made from hard plastic modeled after the better metal version. The thumbscrew that tight the flash base gripper screws into plastic and strips out after the first few times you use it. Avoid getting this and by the metal one.
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It has a 1/4: tripod socket so you can attach an Arca quick release, tripod or Cold Shoe. I'd avoid a hot shoe as there is nothing to trigger...
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I think that would be heavy. A speedlight with lightweight attachments should be fine
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It has a standard cold shoe mount. I use a generic hot shoe flash stand which can be put on any tripod. The flash stands sell for as low as $2 on here. Just do a quick search.
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Yes, as long as your lightening attachments will fit a generic shoe mount, but be warned the shoe mounts are not as solid as you would think. One of my shoe mounts broke off and the other is loose.
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I use a type B flash shoe holder on the CowboyStudio stands. Here is a link: Flash Bracket Swivel Bracket Umbrella Holder Studio Tilting Bracket for Nikon Canon E430 E580 SB600 SB800 SB900 By Fancierstudio Bracket B
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This is not for speedlite, you have to have a strobe light with round head that fits. It is heavy to put on hotshoe! I am using it with Neewer 180 studio flash light.
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I'm hoping NiteRider will make one. But if they don't, I'm going to use my Planet Bike taillight mount, which will accept this light. I will add a rubber band to hold the light onto the mount, as the NiteRider click hold mechanism does not interoperate with Planet Bike. YOu can order the taillight rack mount a la carte from Planet Bike (or at least, you used to be able to).