Wimberly F-2 Macro Bracket Stop
searching! If you shoot close-ups with an external flash, you are
well aware of the need for a flash bracket. It seems you can never
have enough hands in the field to aid in your quest for the perfect
closeup. I now have several brackets Iāve made, and half a dozen
Iāve purchased, all sitting in the back of my closet. Iām happy
to say I donāt need them anymore. Iām exclusively using the universal
F-2 Macro Bracket from Wimberley, which fits both pocket-sized and
digital SLR cameras. The bracketās articulating arm, comprised of
two double ball and socket links that lock positively, allows numerous
flash positions. This system puts the creativity back into the hands
of the photographer. If one flash doesnāt provide the right light
you can add a second bracket and an additional flash for even greater
lighting control.
Stop
searching! If you shoot close-ups with an external flash, you are
well aware of the need for a flash bracket. It seems you can never
have enough hands in the field to aid in your quest for the perfect
closeup. I now have several brackets Iāve made, and half a dozen
Iāve purchased, all sitting in the back of my closet. Iām happy
to say I donāt need them anymore. Iām exclusively using the universal
F-2 Macro Bracket from Wimberley, which fits both pocket-sized and
digital SLR cameras. The bracketās articulating arm, comprised of
two double ball and socket links that lock positively, allows numerous
flash positions. This system puts the creativity back into the hands
of the photographer. If one flash doesnāt provide the right light
you can add a second bracket and an additional flash for even greater
lighting control.