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The Flip Flash® Bracket Shutter Release enables you to perform prefocus and metering AEL with your right hand while the left hand adjusts zoom/focus on the lens.
Camera compatibility:
Nikon D90, D750, D700, D600, D5000, D7000, D7200, D3100, D3200, D3300.
Note: Not compatible with Nikon Coolpix cameras
Since purchased the trigger made my job a lot easier taking pictures either in portrait or landscape using their bracket....I recommend both to any photographer
Pros: Normal camera holding with ALZO bracket.
Cons: NO 2 Stage area on the switch to pre-focus/pre-meter. It's there, just very very shallow.
Best Uses: A MUST have for the ALZO bracket. Otherwise, you have a large learning curve in learning to re-hold your equipment on the fly.
Describe Yourself: Semi-Pro Photographer
I've given one of the best reviews on any product I've ever used for the ALZO deluxe bracket with swivel/umbrella mount purchase here at ALZO, but, the ability of firing the camera without this switch needed a large learning curve to get use to holding with your opposite hand. Now with the switch, one can 'normally' the camera (left hand supporting the lens barrel) and fire with the right index finger. The only issue I have with this new must have bracket and switch combo... The switch IS NOT 2 STAGE FRIENDLY. So the line between pre-focus/metering and firing the shutter is nearly non-existent. Very bad for nervous Nelly's with shaky fingers. Maybe it will break-in as time goes on. I don't know. So I'm glad I got it for comfort/useful/normal shooting reasons, but kinda disappointed with the construction/sensitivity/focus aspect.
Pros: helps to get more great shots
Cons: Needs a simpler clip to quickly and securely attach and remove. One should be offered for the Nikon D90 model. I adapted mine to work on D90.
Best Uses:
Describe Yourself: Photo Enthusiast
Quality and performance are very good. I've used it on 3 wedding shoots and a couple of fundraiser events thus far. I would say that I wish it did not have to be disassembled from the flip bracket for it all to fit back into the carry case. I also wish it did not require a couple of screwdrivers or similar devices to tighten the small attachment screw. I just use my fingernail......and the male/female barrel screw thingy gets loose every couple of hours.... I should tighten better, but I don't. The included rubber flat washer helps absorb some of the looseness.
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Since purchased the trigger made my job a lot easier taking pictures either in portrait or landscape using their bracket....I recommend both to any photographer
Pros: Normal camera holding with ALZO bracket.
Cons: NO 2 Stage area on the switch to pre-focus/pre-meter. It's there, just very very shallow.
Best Uses: A MUST have for the ALZO bracket. Otherwise, you have a large learning curve in learning to re-hold your equipment on the fly.
Describe Yourself: Semi-Pro Photographer
I've given one of the best reviews on any product I've ever used for the ALZO deluxe bracket with swivel/umbrella mount purchase here at ALZO, but, the ability of firing the camera without this switch needed a large learning curve to get use to holding with your opposite hand. Now with the switch, one can 'normally' the camera (left hand supporting the lens barrel) and fire with the right index finger. The only issue I have with this new must have bracket and switch combo... The switch IS NOT 2 STAGE FRIENDLY. So the line between pre-focus/metering and firing the shutter is nearly non-existent. Very bad for nervous Nelly's with shaky fingers. Maybe it will break-in as time goes on. I don't know. So I'm glad I got it for comfort/useful/normal shooting reasons, but kinda disappointed with the construction/sensitivity/focus aspect.
Pros: helps to get more great shots
Cons: Needs a simpler clip to quickly and securely attach and remove. One should be offered for the Nikon D90 model. I adapted mine to work on D90.
Best Uses:
Describe Yourself: Photo Enthusiast
Quality and performance are very good. I've used it on 3 wedding shoots and a couple of fundraiser events thus far. I would say that I wish it did not have to be disassembled from the flip bracket for it all to fit back into the carry case. I also wish it did not require a couple of screwdrivers or similar devices to tighten the small attachment screw. I just use my fingernail......and the male/female barrel screw thingy gets loose every couple of hours.... I should tighten better, but I don't. The included rubber flat washer helps absorb some of the looseness.
Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend