GF2 GImbal Head Flash Doubler with Arca-Swiss type Mounting Clamp and 1/4-20 Mounting thumb screws

More lightweight than I expected, which was a pleasant surprise. Compact and easily attaches to my Katana JR. Having the option of two flash heads is nice and the adjust ability is great. I agree with the other viewer that a bit more height would be good. Perhaps offering an additional arm one could switch out?

The flash mount works exactly as described. It is light, balances nicely and goes on easily. My only nit is that I wish it was just a bit longer - maybe an inch or two..

Like all Pro-Media-Gear this Flash Doubler is just another outstanding, well made and high quality peace of photo gear. Highly recommended for getting just the right lighting on your subject.

A while back I decided I wanted to make videos to chronicle my photography adventures. I thought it would be great to mount a GoPro to the hotshoe of my camera so that the video would show what I am aiming my camera at. That was an abysmal failure, especially after I put my filters on the front of the lens. I abandoned all hope of being able to capture this vantage point until I came across this gem. The bracket elevates the GoPro high enough that I can now capture what is before the camera, and not get those filters in the shot. The fact that the bracket tilts and pans with the camera to ensures that the GoPro is capturing what I am seeing through the viewfinder. I modified the bracket slightly to fit this need. I removed one of the cold shoes and I inverted the coldshoe that I am using so that the included screw grips enough threads in the GoPro cage I am using. This is truly an awesome product that has many uses, beyond the flash set up that you see here. The quality is second to none, as is to be expected with all ProMediaGear products. When my wife sees a box with ProMediaGear on it, she knows I spent some money, but she also knows that I won't have to purchase that item again.

This bracket works well with my canon camera and flash units. I like it better using the remote flash trigger instead of the cable connection between the camera and the flash, but both methods worked well. I have used this with my lens coat lenshide and a small hunting blind. Both work well. I also use it with the Katana Jr Kimbal Head. I was surprised at how easy it was to balance out my gimbal with the Canon 600 EX RT flash, Canon 100-400 zoom with 1.4 and Canon 5D MIV. It all balances out so you can quickly and easily point it in any direction and it will stay there. I really did not think that I would be able to balance it out once the flash was stuck on the top, but it all balances out fine.And of course it is very precisely machined and finished.