When it comes to shooting with fill flash, photographers all face the problem of how to mount a flash to their camera set ups. Attaching the flash directly to the camera causes several problems: 1) verticals are difficult to shoot this way and 2) most of the time, the subject will have “red” or “steel” eyes, due to the flash being too close to the focal plane of the camera. To avoid this effect, the flash needs to be higher and farther away from the camera itself. I tried several weak products from a variety of manufacturers before purchasing Wimberley Flash brackets to solve this problem. I should have done it much earlier.




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