Specifications:

• The flash base for Nikon/Canon is made of high and durable plastic that you can use it for a long time
• You can keep your camera stable and firm with this top quality flash base
• You can take this camera stand conveniently because of the exquisite workmanship
• This flash base can bring a lot of convenience to you when you take photos
• This kind of flash stand can be fasted in the tripod because of the reasonable design
• You can buy this camera stand as a special gift for your friends who like take photos
• This product is a NON-OEM product
• Compatibility: Flash Guns of Nikon, Canon, PENTAX, OLYMPUS (Not Suitable for Flash Guns of Sony and Minolta)
• Material: Plastic

Details:

• This lash base has high quality material plastic that you can use it for many years

• This flash stand is very convenient for you to make your flash unit stand up on a flat surface

• You can fix thia camera stand on a tripod when you are remotely using an off-camera flash unit

• It is easy for you to install the flash stand because of the fine design

• This camera stand has smooth surface that can't damage your camera

How to Use a Canon Flash on a Stand:

Most SLR (single lens reflex) cameras feature an accessory hot shoe at the top of the camera. This hot shoe powers external accessories such as flashes. However, external flash units do not have to be attached to the camera's hot shoe to be used. Instead, photographers can put flashes into a "slave" mode and operate them remotely. These types of flashes are typically used in studio portraiture or product photography, and are often connected to a flash stands

Instructions

• Slide your Canon flash into the included mini-flash stand. The flash's hot shoe connector will fit into the track at the top of the mini-flash stand
• Line up the threaded hole at the bottom of the mini-flash stand with the fastening screw at the top of your light stand. Turn the fastening screw clockwise until the flash unit is snug
• Turn on your flash and flip the bottom switch to the rightmost "Slave" position. This will activate the flash's remote triggering capabilities
• Attach a master flash (a standard flash unit in the "Master" position) or a remote radio trigger to your camera's hot shoe
• Use your camera normally. You will automatically trigger the slave flash to fire either with infrared light from your master flash or with a radio transmission from your remote trigger

How Do I Mount My Flash to a Light Stand:



Using lights mounted separately from your camera is an important step to achieving professional looking, studio photography. If money is tight, or advanced lighting is too bulky, attaching a flash to a light stand can work just as effectively

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You can buy a variety of different mounts from camera stores, or the Internet, that will allow you to safely attach a flash to light stands. They are often called "light stand to hot shoe" mounts. Using these professional devices is often worth the expense because they allow you the option to add an umbrella, so the light from the flash can be diffused

Bungees and Clamps

Alternative to specially designed mounts, you can use bungee cords, brackets, or even duct tape to attach a flash to light stands or other surfaces. However, specially designed clamps called "super clamps" (although slightly more expensive than bungees and tape) have a hot shoe adapter that provides you with a much safer option when securing your flash

Slave Flashes

If you plan to use a flash that's not connected directly to your camera, it must be a slave flash. This means that it needs some kind of device (usually a light sensor or a cable connected to your camera) to detect when you are trying to take your picture. Without such a device, the flash won't activate

Package Included:

• 1 x Flash Base for Nikon Canon Camera