> 1) I'll probably get the SB-27 flash rather
> than the SB-28. . . . . SB-27 is smaller,
> lighter, and less top-heavy than the SB-28 . . . .
I got an SB-27 for the same reasons. I don't know
what more the SB-28 would do, but whatever it is
I haven't missed it.
> 2) I'd like a flash bracket . . . . since the SB-27
> doesn't have a full tilt-and-swivel head like the
> SB-28, to aim it for bounce flash.
No, but the bounce card works pretty well. The only
problem with it is that when you shoot vertical format,
you have to hold the camera shutter-release down.
They put the bounce card on the wrong side of the flash.
> I've looked (via the Web) at the Stroboframe Stroboflip
> bracket ( www.saundersphoto.com ), the Kirk bracket
> (www.kirkphoto.com ), and the Newton brackets
> (www.newtoncamerabrackets.com ). Has anyone used these?
I haven't.
> Any more suggestions?
I use a stroboframe Pro-T. It's simple and fairly sturdy,
and it flips the flash so you can use bounce in portrait
mode with the camera shutter-release-side up.
-Don
