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Rose > It took about a second to rotate the camera and get this shot in portrait mode.
Rose > Fill flash with the bracket in landscape mode.
Rose > And I had to unscrew the two allen screws, and turn the top plate around (this photo shows it's final orientation, not the way it came).
Rose > I had to peel the cork pad off and place it on the other side of the bracket (this photo shows the cork in its final position -- I removed it from the other side).
Rose > The only real problem I had was the camera adapter for the D60. To really get it right, I had to change its orientation and drill two new holes. (The shiney surface you see is where the cork pad used to go.)
Rose > The bad news is you have to buy adapters. This one's for the off-camera flash adapter which I keep in my back for backup to the wireless adapter.
Rose > In my opionion, you want the camera low (more separation from the flash) and the mount aft of the base, so the center of gravity of the camera is centered on the bracket.
Rose > Finally, the brass thumbscrew was moved to the other side. This photo shows the altered camera adapter attached to the bracket, the way I use it now.
Rose > The final configuration does not interfere with focusing, zooming, changing the battery, or any of the rear controls.
It took about a second to rotate the camera and get this shot in portrait mode.
Rose > It took about a second to rotate the camera and get this shot in portrait mode.
It took about a second to rotate the camera and get this shot in portrait mode.
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