It is the product that I have been paying attention to recently. I have a question. I don't use a battery grip. But looking at your product, the boomerang with battery grip is higher than the boomerang without battery grip. This also means that the lights can be mounted higher. (Of course, the height generated by installing the battery grip is excluded.) My question is whether it is possible to use boomerang with battery grips even for cameras that do not use battery grips. Thank you.
10:52 Tony has slide up the front arm of the BBX2 with screw(nato rail?). Then the height of the position of flash mount is more higher. is this function(arm sliding up) also with BBGv2?
It is the first time I’m seeing your products and they look outstanding. In your before and after images it shows a little octabox mounted on your bracket, what is the brand? I imagine that they could work great together.
It is the product that I have been paying attention to recently. I have a question. I don't use a battery grip.
But looking at your product, the boomerang with battery grip is higher than the boomerang without battery grip.
This also means that the lights can be mounted higher. (Of course, the height generated by installing the battery grip is excluded.)
My question is whether it is possible to use boomerang with battery grips even for cameras that do not use battery grips.
Thank you.
10:52
Tony has slide up the front arm of the BBX2 with screw(nato rail?). Then the height of the position of flash mount is more higher.
is this function(arm sliding up) also with BBGv2?
It is the first time I’m seeing your products and they look outstanding. In your before and after images it shows a little octabox mounted on your bracket, what is the brand? I imagine that they could work great together.
We used profoto as Octabox, B2 at the time, but B10 also works, and also now the A2 works,