Adapter for flash shoe to threaded 1/4" mount JJC SB2694 for attaching flash or accessory

JJC SB2694 adapter converts a camera flash hot shoe into a standard 1/4" threaded mount, enabling attachment of flashes, LED lights and other accessories that use a 1/4" screw. The compact, lightweight metal-and-plastic construction provides a stable connection for off-camera lighting, brackets and small rigs, making it suitable for both field and studio work.

Advantages

The adapter offers a simple, tool-free solution to expand hot shoe functionality by providing a universal 1/4" threaded interface. Its low-profile design keeps the center of gravity close to the camera or stand while maintaining a secure fit. Durable materials ensure reliable contact and repeated mounting cycles without loosening, and the adapter’s minimal weight preserves portability for travel and on-location shoots.

Suitable for

• Mounting an external flash or speedlight off-camera via stand or bracket
• Attaching compact LED panels or continuous lights with 1/4" threads
• Fixing small microphones, monitors or accessories that use 1/4" screws
• Use with camera rigs, brackets and extension arms requiring a threaded connection

Key specifications

• Hot shoe to 1/4" threaded mount conversion
• Compact and lightweight construction for portability
• Durable metal/plastic body for repeated use
• Stable connection suitable for flashes, LED lights and small accessories
• Low-profile design to minimize added bulk

How to use

Slide the adapter into the camera or bracket hot shoe until it seats firmly, then tighten any integrated locking mechanism if present to secure the adapter. Thread the accessory with a 1/4" screw into the adapter until snug; avoid over-tightening to prevent damage to threads. For off-camera setups, mount the adapter on a light stand, bracket or arm and ensure the attached device is balanced before releasing grip.

Usage recommendations

Check the weight of the attached accessory and use appropriate support (stands or arms) for heavier lights to prevent strain on the hot shoe. Regularly inspect threads and locking parts for wear and clean contacts to maintain a stable connection.