Re: [Leica] stroboframe question

[Wilber Jeffcoat <jeffcoatphoto@sumter.net>]

Check with the strobo frame company. They make several different anti twist
plates for different cameras. One should work with the leica. Or it would be
a simple matter for a good machinist to fab one that screws to the bracket
with four little pins that would hold your camera and prevent it from
twisting. You  could also check the plate that nikon made for the MD4 motor
for the F3, as it centered the tripod hole for this camera and it would be
easy to modify.
Cheers Wilber GFE OAO2

Simon Stevens wrote:

> I use a Stroboframe quickflip 35 to mount my Quantum Q2 flash on my M4-P
> (yes, a flash. Ha!). The frame works fine, but the way the camera with
> it's offset tripod mount keeps rotating on the frame mounting bar is
> irritating. Does anybody know of an inexpensive solution? What I am
> thinking of is some kind of clip or something mounted on the bar which
> would stop the camera from rotating.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Simon Stevens