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Promaster Professional Flash Umbrella Tilt Bracket with brass spigot

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$23.42 $34.95 In stock

Category: Support hardware

The ProMaster Flash Umbrella Mount turns an everyday flash into an adjustable, portable soft-light. Combine with an umbrella and light stand to get the most from your flash/speedlight. Or mount it in a variety of places using the reversible insert.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella I. ★★★★★

That brass spigot fits snugly into my light stand without any wobble, which is exactly what I needed for studio portraits. The tilt mechanism clicks into place securely and makes adjusting the flash angle effortless.

Joseph T. ★★★★★

Hooked this up to my light stand and the tilt mechanism locks solidly at every angle, no slipping at all. That sturdy metal build gives me confidence it'll hold up to regular studio use.

Joshua D. ★★★★★

The brass spigot threads smoothly and feels much sturdier than the plastic ones I've used before. It keeps my speedlight locked in place even when I tilt the bracket at awkward angles for overhead shots.