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The mount is kinda weak, and even though I've been using it at least 3 times a week for about 5
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Mount is solid
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This is a great DSLR mount/tripod light for the $31 price tag
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The mount is a little weak for heavy so use some care since the light is bulky and the batteries about double its weight
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The unit could be more robust in its construction as the adjustable mount tightening knob failed after three years of field use
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The mount is a little unstable and it often can flop down if not tightened properly
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Rheostat is not very smooth, and the mount is cheap, but the light is VERY light and not likely to cause the cheaper mount much trouble
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I don't like the flimsy plastic mount and will be building a custom aluminum gopro style mount
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With a better cold shoe mount it's five stars all the way around
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This is a great addition to my purchase and allows for greater mounting options and uses.
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Fully loaded with batteries the light gets a bit of weight to it, so just be weary on using flimsy stands or mounts.
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Works on camera or mounted on tripod which is really nice.
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Even sudden jerks around with my camera or rig would untighten the mounting and have the lamp fall forward or back
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As far as mounting is concerned, you can choose to mount it onto the hot shoe mount on your camera or on a light stand or tripod
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She uses hers mostly for self portraits while mine is mostly used for macro because the rotatable mounting, works great for both!
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Drains batteries and mount could be a little
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The first event I shot with it, the light fell out of the hot shoe mount 4 times and hit the ground--you don't want to over tighten because it's cheap plastic
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Just needs to cut the plastic mount and change it to metal that mount will break eventually.
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Awesome thank u
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Awesome thank u
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n’t illuminate the whole scene
