LimoStudio Dual L Shape Camera Flash Bracket, Metal Aluminum Alloy, 1/4" Universal Thread, Speedlite & DSLR Camera Holder / Mount, Photo Studio, AGG1983

This is a pretty sturdy rig you can use for camera accessories or mounting your equipment in some very specific ways. I think the quality is excellent for the price. It is sturdy enough to handle any mirrorless camera and accessories. I don't know if I'd trust it with a giant DSLR, but the metal is pretty tough.

Wow! What a perfect solution if you have an older Bogen/Manfrotto hexagonal quick release plate and neeed an L-bracket. I have two Bogen tripods and heads I love, but they use the hexagon plate. If I wanted to use an L-bracket, they all use the arca swiss plates; So, I either had to buy new heads or pay an outrageous amount for Manfrotto's L-bracket.Not any more. This thing works perfectly for my purposes. It may not be as stable, but I can use a little care in order to save $100. If you have a hexagon wr plate and want an affordable L-bracket, you've found it.I tried it with a Nikon D300, if you need to know.

Product is well made and is very configuration versatile. My reason for 4 stars is that it came with only 3 (1/4 in) holes. The product pictures are conflicting. Some have a 3 hole bar while others show a 4 hole bar. I made the assumption that since the photo with the 4 hole bar was the photo that described the measurements, i would receive the 4 hole configuration. Nope.Disappointing since i had specific requirements that needed that extra hole.Otherwise the product is certainly worth the small price. Oh .. and BTW. It does come with 4 thumbscrews which DO screw into holes and slide easily threw slots.I am going to order another in hopes the luck of the draw provides a 4 hole setup this time around. Fingers crossed.

It's a simple device. But it's very helpful. These are strong and well-made. Listen it's just an angle piece of Steel so it's not complicated but I'm all surprised at how easily things get complicated around here. And you can't beat the price for essentially getting two of these angles. I'm really happy, but here I am.

It’s less money than other camera brackets, it seems sturdy enough, but one of the screws stripped the first day I had it, and none of the holes were tapped quite right. Nothing a person can’t fix, But also nothing you should have to fix on a brand new product

Just what I needed

I use this to mount an LED panel light on an iPhone gimbal. The thing has got some sharp edges from the metal piece not being cleaned up enough. Also the thumb screws are kind of hard to remove. It works for occasional use, but I'd buy something better for professional use.

You can't get the connections tight enough that it doesn't fall apart again when you put a little pressure on it. It's just too fussy. I returned it