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It just two L-brackets put together. Chinese quality at 85 RMB. Well, you can't beat the price I guess! I'd love to see it in practice. Did you get one?
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just let people know this info. haha man i am in new zealand. and i like the alluminium kind looky. so i will see how much in new zealand. if it's 100nzd, i dont think i will get it. Cnt afford it. will back to china get it on holiday.
but still 85 RMB cheap as. and i think that's basic looking of the orbis arm,guess from the Orbis photo.
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is this on ebay?
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@chuqing: I remember back in the days when 85 RMB was 5 USD... Times are achanging! :-) Have a good trip!
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@tokyo boy, hehe well time flys, now 5 usd only 35 RMB, not even. Thanks, me too hope have a nice holiday, let you guys know if iv got this arm.
@Alvinj88, sorry mate, chinese kind ebay. very similar.
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I did find it on ebay. $25 free shipping. i dunno. I'd rather wait for the arm
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That Chinese thing is basically just two L-brackets, if you're into the DIY thingy they should be in any hardware store.
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There's a photo shop near my house that has a lot of junk gear. I was thinking about picking up a couple of old brackets there, or hitting up a hardware store (or Tokyu Hands, closest thing around here) to see what they might have to take the place of an arm. the prices that I've heard rumored seem a little steep
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Aaand Done. Thank you Tokyo Hands.
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is that going to be long enough to put it in front of the camera?
Posted 31 months ago.
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Mine is. It kinda gets in the way of the zoom ring on my Tamron 17-50, but that wasn't such a big deal to me. I've been using it a bit, and bouncing back to freehand, and I kinda like the feel of freehand better. I guess I'm glad I discovered that on a DIY project, instead of buying the arm.
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I have got the L brackets from eBay, works perfectly with the ring flash.
Go search "Dual-L Flash Bracket for Canon" on ebay and the cost is around $20 with free shipping. Will post pictures soon.
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The L brackets from eBay look better and better. The brackets don't come with a "cold" shoe for the speed flash - what did you do for that Bryan? I use Nikon wireless and was wondering if I should just use a flash cord instead. Anyone?
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You could just screw a cold shoe to it. That should work ok.
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@patchrik I use a Canon OC-E3 Off Camera Shoe Cord.
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is there something like this on ebay?
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