Can i use this with a laing steadicam to hold a 7 inch monitor?
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I would say yes, however you'll need the superclamp which is sold separately. It has a multi function mount head so anything standard thread will fit nicely. May be a bit bulky to mount a monitor on a steadycam though, but I've never tried it so I can't say for certain how well it would work. I owuld make sure the monitor has a way to attach to the mount on the manfrotto arm. Hope this helps!
1350509
Yes I use mine to hold a monitor. I use mine on a tripod but I see no reason why it wouldn't work on a steadycam rig.
1350510
This thing is pretty versatile but it doesn't seem to be sturdy enough for much more than a speedlite with maybe a small modifier. The Manfrotto Friction Magic Arm seems to be much sturdier and also easier to set up. I hope that helps.
1350511
I'm sure you can, it can hold a mirrorless camera without trouble, so i'm sure it can hold a monitor. You just need a 1/4th screw and washer to hold it at the bottom
1350512
If you can find a way to attach it to the steadicam and the monitor, it should be sturdy enough. I used mine to mount cameras, and I mounted the arm to a Manfrotto super clamp.
2150577
It might if you get the one with the workspace. But you might be able to find something else that would work since you do not need the monitor mounting. You might look at the stand sit desk by Ikea
1034957
You should be able to. Mounting holes are standardized and the connection is pretty flexible. My concern is weight. The stand cannot support my 46 inch Samsung LCD. You can see the mount metal flexing and it remains in the fully downward tilted position because the position locks can't hold the screen vertically.
1713773
ABSOLUTELY...you'll have to mount it on something though. It's not really meant for holding, though I guess you could. This is great for hands free videoing.
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I doubt it. It doesn't have any type of tripod screw mount as I remember, ad the base shown is a bendable flat leg meant to attach the camera to a flat panel monitor.
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ABSOLUTELY! I use it EVERYDAY with my 7D and my 70-200mm L lens. It's an excellent strap that is VERY comfortable to use. I have many neck issues, and this strap stopped that problem. (On an extra note, the fastener (carabiner) does tend to make a mark on the bottom of the camera as the camera is swinging freely on your side. I believe that the BlackRapid RFH-1E0 Fastenr Tripod (FR-T1) (Black) along with your tripod plate attached the the bottom of your camera would stop this problem.)
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Probably can. I am kind of doing that now with the two 28" monitors I have. The system does allow for adjustment since both the main arms can move and can make adjustments with each mounting bracket.
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I wouldn't know. I have never used (or even seen) a steadicam. It would need a standard still camera hot shoe, and you would need to be able to watch the bubbles while shooting. I found it less helpful with handheld use than with tripod shots I can spend some set-up time on.
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I have it holding up a monoprice 27 with a sound bar and webcam. If the mount seems loose ymor leans forward simply tighten the joint bolts a little. This is a good quality strong mount.
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I'm holding two 27" dell ultrasharps on it, so I'd say probably? Make sure each thing you want to mount is under the weight limit, and it should be fine with adjustments of the tension screw.
1907218
No. Just the length of the cable. The holders leave lots of wiggle room so unless you have a lot of wiring going into one, there will be little to no friction. Beware that having those mounts in place restricts the range of places you can mount your monitor(s).
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Unlikely, the clamp has to be screwed in tight. A glass-top would probably not take this stress and cantilever load of the monitor.
931082
No, it's primarily for notebooks only. Your monitor would end up facing the ceiling and each time you move the mount your monitor would fall off.
1365981
Assuming the monitor has standard mounting bracket holes, as I'd expect it would, it should attache easily. I use my stand for 15-1/2" LCD display. The stand is sized to hold much larger and I think would be quite sturdy enough to hold up a 15" tv monitor.
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I have a 12lb monitor (Acer FT220HQL bmjj 21.5-Inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) Touchscreen Monitor) hanging on this with no issues. Not sure if 15lb would work, but yqu can adjust the spring force so it is relative flexible.
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Nope. I actually bought a mount from Monoprice for that purpose, and it works well (the monitor has great viewing angles).
2097662
If the monitor is a flat screen that is thin, I don't think you would be able to attach it to the side. The MagTek is at least an inch wide.