LimoStudio Camera Bracket Mount Heavy Duty Photography Video L-Bracket with Standard Flash Shoe Mounts, AGG1179

After all the research out there this is the best one and especially for the price

If you're looking for a bracket that will allow you to mount more items than the single shoe on your camera will permit, this is the bracket you want. Don't buy the flimsy v-shaped brackets that make your camera top heavy and unstable. Get this one instead.It is very solidly built and mounts to the tripod mounting screw hole at the bottom of your camera. It's C-shaped configuration can be mounted on either side of your camera. That's great if you have a fold out LED display on one side -- you can use this mount without it interfering with the screen. The vertical portion of the bracket has a rubberized handle grip which helps you manage the extra weight and enhances stability.Comes with two cold shoe mounts, high quality that tighten with thumbscrews. There an additional hole to add a third cold shoe, or to reposition the supplied shoes to accommodate bulky equipment. The one drawback is that two of these positions are angled. I attach a shotgun mike and/or my wireless mike receiver to these, and a 350 LED light panel on top. It all works perfectly.I like the functionality of this bracket and recommend it.

Phithy Words Presents:How my Note 8 and ext mic get along....Philthy's Cut to the Chase: As far as brackets go, this one works well. I probably could have gone less fancy, but it's a good mountSo if you happen to have a gimbal and ext. mic like me, you know you need someway to connect the two seamlessly. Enter the bracket mount. What makes this unique is there are three placement areas for your mic, flash, or whatever. For my purposes I only needed one placement but having the other two might be useful one day. Simple to setup and remove. Sturdy. My only caveat is if you have a large phone it may dictate where you put your peripherals

This bracket is great. I am using it with a really heavy two 970 battery powered LED light on an extension and it is holding firm. I added a second light of the same size and the camera was too heavy for my application but this bracket held up to that abuse. I did have to bend the angle a bit with a crescent wrench so the top was level. The top plate was about 5 degrees off making the light lean a bit. After the small adjustment I am very happy with it. Each of the dove tail cold shoe adapters are standard quarter inch mount screws so I attached my light that way with an adapter Spigot Stud and a Umbrella Softbox Flash Bracket Adapter that has a 180 degree adjustment hinge so I can angle the light. So much better than the others I have tried.I am really pleased with the build on this and am thinking of getting 3 more for the other cameras we use on shoots.

Yes, the bracket is quite good for what it does, and at its price of $19.90, but the ChromLives Camera L Bracket (also available her on Amazon) IS THE EXACT SAME BRACKET for only $11.99. Don't spend more than you have to.

Id doesn't seem like much, but with the next closest thing in price being a plastic U-Grip, and with cages being 50-125$, this is a great option for people on a budget who want to add more to their rig without weighing down the cameras hot shoe. This is even cheaper than a lot of triple cold shoe mounts.It feels very solid even with heavier gear on it.Thing to consider: the L bracket is compact, which is nice, but if you have it out to the left side so you can work the shutter, there is not enough room for a fully articulating screen to open completely on the right side. this may make selfie or shooting vlogs with the camera in hand difficult. Of course you can flip it to the right side if desired.

Lots of mounts for my accessories lights and microphone with mount to spare. Solid piece.

I could not use it properly no spring for tension or the spacers on it so it is not as secure as i would trust it. I think I got a lemon, it seemed comfortable, I cannot compare as this is my first handle. I hope I can fix it somehow.