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<blockquote data-quote="WayneF" data-source="post: 371736" data-attributes="member: 12496">The SC-17 and SC-28 are the same, but these cords are a bit awkward on a flash bracket - because the cords are too long, so we have to wrap them around the bracket, etc, and they get in the way.&nbsp;&nbsp; Still, about the only solution.There is maybe the slightest possibility you might rarely find a SC-17 on Ebay that has been shortened for flash bracket use.&nbsp; &nbsp; I found one there once, but better bid it up, as they will be 2x or 3x usual price if you do magically find one.Al Jacobs used to have a web site page with detailed instructions to shorten a SC-17 cable but he has removed it, and now says this:&nbsp; <a href="http://www.aljacobs.com/gear_talk/shorten_sc-17_sc-28_sc-29.html" target="_blank">* SHORTEN SC-17, SC-28, SC-29, NIKON CABLES | </a><a href="http://www.ALJACOBS.COM" target="_blank">www.ALJACOBS.COM</a> | Alan Jacobson</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WayneF, post: 371736, member: 12496"] The SC-17 and SC-28 are the same, but these cords are a bit awkward on a flash bracket - because the cords are too long, so we have to wrap them around the bracket, etc, and they get in the way. Still, about the only solution. There is maybe the slightest possibility you might rarely find a SC-17 on Ebay that has been shortened for flash bracket use. I found one there once, but better bid it up, as they will be 2x or 3x usual price if you do magically find one. Al Jacobs used to have a web site page with detailed instructions to shorten a SC-17 cable but he has removed it, and now says this: [URL="http://www.aljacobs.com/gear_talk/shorten_sc-17_sc-28_sc-29.html"]* SHORTEN SC-17, SC-28, SC-29, NIKON CABLES | [/URL][URL="http://www.ALJACOBS.COM"]www.ALJACOBS.COM[/URL] | Alan Jacobson [/QUOTE]

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