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08/05/2006 11:13:15 PM · #1
Iknew there was a reason I resisted opening this thread.
Glad I'm a speed reader.
Flippin' floppin' fallacied fongs indeed!

What's this site coming to!

:)

08/05/2006 10:44:14 PM · #2
Originally posted by kudzu:

Originally posted by JRalston:

Looks painful for the Fong!


only when you take it of...


...but then the Fong would be floppy again and we are back to square one.
08/05/2006 09:51:19 PM · #3
Originally posted by JRalston:

Looks painful for the Fong!


only when you take it of...
08/05/2006 07:08:37 PM · #4
Originally posted by BradP:

+
should do the trick if you have a failing, falling or floppy fong.


Looks painful for the Fong!
08/05/2006 06:18:30 PM · #5
My fong fits very tightly...sometimes difficult to get it on, but at least I have no worries about it falling off. I've got the P3 version for my Sigma 500 Super.

Don't think I've experienced the "floppy fong" syndrome. Mine must be a healthy specimen :)
08/05/2006 02:06:21 PM · #6
+
should do the trick if you have a failing, falling or floppy fong.

Message edited by author 2006-08-05 18:27:33.
08/05/2006 01:38:09 PM · #7
Originally posted by karmat:

Sound like we need a falling fong support group. mine also falls off, but i always thought i wa sth eonly one. shew. glad it'snot just me.


Dang just what we all need ... more "support" equipment!
08/05/2006 11:43:20 AM · #8
Sound like we need a falling fong support group. mine also falls off, but i always thought i wa sth eonly one. shew. glad it'snot just me.
08/05/2006 11:18:58 AM · #9
Might wanna wipe the spatter off your monitor now Don.
08/05/2006 11:07:39 AM · #10
Mine is not a Floppy Fong but my Flipping Flash de-Fusser Fell Front First into a Foam Filled pond Full of Fish a Few days ago. I Followed it to the First steps and Fortunately was able to Firmly Feel and Fetch the Formable Fixture From it's Flirt with Fate. I was Fortunate to be able to Finally realize that Fixing it Firmly to the Front of the Flash is something a Fhotographer should Find important. Velcro sounds like a Fine Fix to this Failure to stay Fastened Firmly.
08/05/2006 10:42:29 AM · #11
Originally posted by rebelgirl:

I have two one for my 420 and one for my 580 and the 580 one falls off.


I've run a piece of double sided tape inside mine. Need to replace it often but it works. It's embarrassing to have your fong go rolling across the room.
08/05/2006 10:25:17 AM · #12
I have two one for my 420 and one for my 580 and the 580 one falls off.
08/05/2006 10:18:30 AM · #13
I think we need a picture of that!
08/05/2006 10:13:13 AM · #14
I fail to find falling or floppy fongs funny, even on friday.
It's a fallacy.
08/05/2006 08:45:47 AM · #15
Originally posted by JRalston:



Punch the floppy fong and run away!!! That will teach the fong a lesson for falling off when I need it the most!



Floppy fongs have a bad habit of doing that....hmm....especially when they are full of alcohol...

Errr....take that which ever way you want...ROFLMAO!!
08/05/2006 04:27:51 AM · #16
Originally posted by Judi:

Falling fongs, flopping fongs, fongs that won't stay up, fongs that won't stay on, duct taping fongs........my my...what is a girl to do with her fong????

Any idea boys...or have you all got floppy fongs too????!!!


Punch the floppy fong and run away!!! That will teach the fong a lesson for falling off when I need it the most!


08/05/2006 02:22:59 AM · #17
Falling fongs, flopping fongs, fongs that won't stay up, fongs that won't stay on, duct taping fongs........my my...what is a girl to do with her fong????

Any idea boys...or have you all got floppy fongs too????!!!
08/05/2006 02:19:00 AM · #18
Originally posted by BeeCee:

Am I the only one who had to stop reading several times to clear unwanted images from my mind? ;)


Nope
08/05/2006 02:14:07 AM · #19
Am I the only one who had to stop reading several times to clear unwanted images from my mind? ;)
08/05/2006 01:48:22 AM · #20
I will give the velcro thing a try!

I also have a problem with a floppy Fong that likes to flop over ;)
08/05/2006 01:27:15 AM · #21
Originally posted by ShutterPug:

mine doesn't fall off - but then I also have Velcro attached to mine from the omni bounce. The Velcro strips really make the lightsphere fit on nice and snug. I do get the same problem though as Makka - having the flash flop down from an upright angle from time to time.


so your Fong can't keep it up but at least it stays on.
08/05/2006 01:26:07 AM · #22
I got two small pieces of velcro and put them on either side of the flash and lightsphere. It goes on and off easily and with the velcro it never falls off.

Give it a try ; )

-Charles
08/05/2006 01:19:59 AM · #23
not quite the same flash, but i've had the same problems (both the falling and the flopping) on both my sb-600 and sb-800...
08/05/2006 12:50:10 AM · #24
mine doesn't fall off - but then I also have Velcro attached to mine from the omni bounce. The Velcro strips really make the lightsphere fit on nice and snug. I do get the same problem though as Makka - having the flash flop down from an upright angle from time to time.
08/05/2006 12:39:19 AM · #25
I don't have a problem with my Lightsphere staying on my 420ex I find though that it's quite heavy and it makes the flash flop down sometimes when it's facing up! But maybe you could try to wrap some tape around the top of the flash head to make it a little thicker! Duct tape perhaps?
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