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Title: Perfect for night sports shooting
Review: You end up with a lot of red-eye using on-camera flash to shoot night sports, especially if you're shooting from field level. This bracket lets you get a lot of separation between the lens and the flash, dramatically reducing red-eye problems. It's a bit heavy, but I use a monopod when I'm shooting so the weight doesn't matter much. The only other disadvantage of this bracket is that you can't rotate the flash from landscape to portrait alignment. If that important to you, you can solve the problem by adding a mini-ballhead to the flash mount.There's lots of flexibility in how you position the camera and the flash unit. See the user photos others have posted for more info on this. Overall, a really practical bracket at a great price.
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