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Canon flash attach knob too tight
Jun 23, 2015 13:15:31 #
Not yet. The pliers come next. Then, maybe it's time for a new flash....... :roll:
Jun 23, 2015 13:40:06 #
Jusoljoe wrote:
Not yet. The pliers come next. Then, maybe it's time for a new flash....... :roll:
Good luck. It is a good flash and Canon flashes seem to last forever. I still have working Speedlites 199A and 177A from the late 1970s and 300TL from the mid 1980s. All work well with Yongnuo triggers.
I hope the "surgery" is successful. Take care and be gentle with it!
Best wishes.
Jun 23, 2015 13:40:17 #
Leitz
Loc: Solms
Jusoljoe wrote:
Not yet. The pliers come next. Then, maybe it's time for a new flash....... :roll:
If all else fails, just clamp the camera to the bench and turn the flash - doesn't matter which direction. With enough pressure, it'll come right off! :lol:
Jun 23, 2015 13:42:12 #
Leitz wrote:
If all else fails, just clamp the camera to the bench and turn the flash - doesn't matter which direction. With enough pressure, it'll come right off! :lol:
That sounds advising someone to get their head put in a woodworking vice and getting four strong friends to turn their body through 720 degrees. You first!
Jun 25, 2015 15:42:02 #
It took wrapping the device with protective material and a BIG set of pliers.....MORE than Gentle force but a successful result! I now have a separate camera and flash. and no damage! WOW. :D :thumbup:
Jun 25, 2015 15:44:36 #
Jusoljoe wrote:
It took wrapping the device with protective material and a BIG set of pliers.....MORE than Gentle force but a successful result! I now have a separate camera and flash. and no damage! WOW. :D :thumbup:
Many congratulations! Long may your 580 EX flash and prosper!
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