Does the flash bracket ring rotate ?
1890629
No it doesn't, you have to get a bracket if your flash doesn't have one. It's a Bowen type mount, so you might be able to find a bracket with a rotating ring. But it's so round, that for me, I don't need it to rotate.
1030814
Yes it does, it is simply the wide smooth metal area. Seems to work fine because there is only that wide part that turns, no aperture ring.
860863
I have no idea. When I put the ring flash on my pop-up flash does not pop up.
1837845
Absolutely. You can rotate either way, up or down. Really a great product. Once you peel off the plastic film on the glass mount, it sticks like glue.
1412473
Yes, the stationary outer ring can be rotated side-to-side and forward-backward
1164110
You can rotate the bracket slightly but it won't turn a 90 degree angle. It turns about 45 degrees.
816541
I've had a 283 for well over 25 years now. It still takes a licking & keeps on flashing. As far as rotating the flash head is concerned, you should be able to simply grasp the (top) horizontal section of the unit, while holding the bottom section (vertical) & elevate it. The 283 has an indicator that shows you the angle percent right on the joint where it pivots. There's no release button or latch, you just bend it up & it clicks into the various degrees/angles. This flash is very well built and mine still works like it just came out of the box. Hope this helped you.
2145233
Yes, I believe it would... you'll have to un-screw the two thumb screw Brakes that keep the flange ring from spinning in the cast ring, then, un-screw the two Phillips head screws keepers that keep the flange ring from coming out completely. Then remove the flange ring, and put the Flash-S-Insert in to the cast ring in place of the flange ring (mine is an Alien Bees flange), then put the screws back in. Alternately, you could purchase an additional speed ring setup and do this to just it... then when you want to use your speed light, just un-hook the 4 flex rods from your soft box and re-insert then into your alternate speed light ring setup... that would be faster, but either way will work. No guarantees... I'm in no way affiliated with Fotodiox and my opinion and extent of my liability for the correctness of any information supplied or inferred is worth exactly what you paid for it! ;-) Good luck!
48179
No! the filter has threads to attach it to the camera and threads tho screw another filteron top but nothing rotates
926202
It is not easy to re-orient the Flashbender from landscape to portrait mode on the flash unit because it held on by an elastic strap with a Velcro fastener. I am not sure this is a bit issue if you are using the Small version of Flashbender with its optional diffuser overlay. The diffuser overlay has a lid that folds over and has button snaps to hold it in place . In addition it has silver reflection material so that the flash unit light is bounced down onto the Flashbender and forward.
890491
I'm not sure of your question. Are you talking about the beauty dish disk or the ring that is specific to your mono lights or flash holder
742133
Yes, I did and it's easily fixed. Use a appropriate size wrench to simply tighten the nuts on the screws until the camera isn't too hard to rotate, but the frame supports the weight of the flash. I'd tighten the screws about 1/4 turn each until this result is achieved.
620538
Yes, the ring slips on the lens and locks with a click as you rotate it. Just go slow. The glass screws into that. I have an SX50.
836205
it does rotate, I gave it as a gift so I had to ask. I don't have one myself. Hope it helps in time.
153314
No, it rotates max. 180 degrees. You can tell by looking at the wall mount bracketthat the motion of the mount would be limited by the wall it is mounted on.
478190
Yes. the clip rotates and has click stops to hold it in the rotated position you prefer.
1401941
Unfortunately it does not. It goes back to the original flash pattern each time. I still think it's a great product and was worth every penny!