will this grip tight enough to use the altura brand receivers? I have 1 that doesnt get tight enough and the flash falls out so I dont use it anymore
1944804
I have the Neewer brand receivers, the bracket tightens and the receiver also tightens. I am not familiar with the Altra brand.
1944805
These stands have gripped tight enough for the receivers I use. However without trying yours, I woulndt be able to tell 100% how tight of a grip it is.
87800
My XDS fts very snugly in the SP. don't believe any extensions will work but I'm not familuer with Pearce extensions. If it longates the grip it will not work.
881561
I'd think so, but not 100%. If the trigger groups are the same, I'd say yes. The grip snugs in behind the trigger guard and fits tight there.
845163
This transmitters receivers will work with ANY flash regardless of brand or make. Just keep in mind that this unit is for using your flash in manual mode ONLY. If you don't know how to use it this way, please don't purchase it. Strictly for photographers that are good at using flash in manual mode.
765372
I have a 50-200 swd that I mount on my em-1 w/ grip and it works fine. feels as sturdy as my old e-30 w/ grip. I dont notice any flex in the grip (like i used to with my e-30), but I tightened it down pretty good.
449260
When I purchased this bounce light difusser it would not fit/stay on one of the listed compatible flashes. They sent another one quickly, but I had the same experience with it not fitting either. Finally, I went with the one that looks almost the same but has the velcro strap attached to assist it securing it to the flash. It worked for me.
1159050
Only if trimmed. This grip is made for full sized XDs. Also, it may have a loose fit after being trimmed.
1975089
Mine slipped on and held. You should be able to buy a adaptor if it is loose. You should be able to find kits to fit. Good luck.
2191078
I have after market wood grips and ut barely fits. In my experience the rubber are a little thicker. You would probably have to do small modifications
810266
The "extended part" usually is over the handguard. If your handguard has a rail on top that is level with the receiver, I really doubt there would be enough room - but it would depend on the thickness of the mount.
167894
I had it on the 600ex rt. firing is not an issue. However, it might be just me, this hot shoes and the flash just don't seems to lock nicely. Either screw too loose or not tight enough. Once the flash fell out and hit the ground.
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I use mine on an Olympus body, haven't experienced any friction when mounting.
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Hi Jeffrey,If you !mean you have several different brands of batteries then that won't make a difference. I use both Canon and 3rd party batteries in this grip with no problem.As for other batteries, I don't think you can use them. At least the one i got didn't come with an AA adapter. I hope this helps.
2136394
Standard AR 15 flash size it is possible it will go over depending how oversize you are, it does have some play. But if it don't still a cool piece to have.
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.
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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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Sorry, I am using the Gary Fong light modifier on a Speedlight 910 which it fits snugly. Gary fong has just released a new lightsphere which has a new mount system. It looks like it is faster to put on and would handle a broader range of flashes. It uses velcro type straps to tighten it in place.