Durable Dual Head Hot Shoe Mount Extender Travel Aluminum Alloy Flash Bracket

Product Features: This universal dual-head flash bracket provides a flexible and convenient solution for mounting two flashes on your camera simultaneously. Crafted from premium aluminum alloy, it ensures durability and longevity while remaining lightweight for effortless portability. Benefits: - **Versatile Lighting Options:** Mount two flashes to illuminate subjects from multiple angles, creating professional-grade lighting effects. - **Adjustable Arm Lengths:** Extend or retract the arms to precisely position flashes for optimal coverage and desired lighting patterns. - **Double Cold Shoe Mounts:** Securely attach two flashes to the solid cold shoe mounts, preventing wobbling or accidental dislodging. - **Easy Installation:** Effortlessly mount the bracket onto your camera's hot shoe with the quick-release knob and ensure a firm lock. - **Durable Construction:** The high-grade aluminum alloy construction provides exceptional durability and resistance to wear and tear. - **Compact and Lightweight:** Weighing only 4.2 ounces, the bracket won't add significant weight to your camera setup, making it ideal for travel. Specifications: - Material: Aluminum Alloy - Number of Flash Mounts: 2 - Cold Shoe Mounts: 2 - Arm Length (Extended): 10.5 inches - Arm Length (Retracted): 5.5 inches - Quick-Release Knob: Yes - Weight: 4.2 ounces Additional Features: - Anodized finish for increased corrosion resistance - Compatible with most DSLR and mirrorless cameras - Ideal for studio photography, events, and outdoor shooting User Concerns Addressed: - **Stability:** The dual-arm design ensures stability even when using heavier flashes. - **Flexibility:** The adjustable arms allow for precise positioning to achieve desired lighting effects. - **Durability:** The aluminum construction withstands frequent use and potential impacts. External Links for More Information: -

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