Camera flash gun flexable shaft extension

G - Physics – 03 – B

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240/76, 95/46.1

G03B 15/05 (2006.01)

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CA 1261184

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A flexible goose neck extension shaft affixed at one end to the standardized flash gun mount located on photographic cameras and affixed at the other end to a photographic flash gun having a standardized mount. The mounts at each end of the extension conduct electricity by way of a connecting wire running between these extension end mounts such that when a photograph is taken causing a current to be released from the camera's flash gun mount, that current is carried through the extension shaft to the attached flash gun so that a resulting flash of light from the flash gun is produced for the taking of the photograph. Unlike prior art, the combination of electrical conductivity and flexible goose neck extension enables the combined features of fast indirect lighting shots in all directions, without tripods, external power requirements, without the loss of two-handed action in support of the camera ( freeing the hands to operate the camera) , or the necessity of another human to hold the flash gun for continuous action shots.

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