Is this only for lights? I'd like to use it to hold a shotgun microphone..
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I am sure you could use this for a microphone if you have a long enough cable. It is sturdy and versatile.
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The tip has a standard pin for photography umbrella swivel brackets and at the end of that pin there's a standard 1/4-20 stud. You'll have to look for an adapter from either of those pins to your microphone holder.
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It is definitely sturdy enough for a mic. However, there is no mounting hardware at the end of the boom, so you will need to rig up a clamp.
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it can be for batteries or Hearing aids. but the material is not what I was expecting so I returned the items. Thanks!!!
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Yes, that's exactly what I used it for. The light has springs that you push in and it sits within the can. You have to purchase a light kit or can and light separately. Check home depot or lowes.
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Yes it can... and I absolutely love this tripod, and I don't like much :-).... I use a Canon 7D with a Rode shotgun mic and various lights hanging off of it... BEWARE though... with different positions you can get this tripod into you have to always think about balance... a good rule of thumb I use is to always have the camera over one of the legs if I have the middle piece laying horizontal with my camera and accessories on it... I hope that made sense... just remember your basic physics and before you walk away or let go the of camera test the balance...
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This little mic works for lectures or speakers in classroom size rooms but i doubt it'd work outside as well. you might want to find a directional shotgun mic with its own power source if one exists
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My 2 stands are used for marketing LED lightboards only. I'm not familiar with your needs.
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Yes it should be fine, but I think these are best for small items so I wouldn't use for much more than lights. You should get a piece of paper saying which one is which in the box
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I have a small camcorder whose built in light is is really inadequate and there is no mount for an external light. I mount my camcorder to this grip with a 36 LED light to the shoe adapter on top. I have used that arrangement on a tripod and hand held and it works well. However, it is clear that a heaver camera would be unstable as the grip is really narrow.
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yes, it is basically just a lamp holder. As long as you use incandescent or LED (dimmable) bulbs almost any dimmer will work fine.
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This is a soft box only, not a light. It's designed to work with lights similar to the NEEWER 180.
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I believe he s that it should work for you. I use it for my photo booth so that my customers can see themselves on a monitor while they're taking their photos, and I mounted to a the speaker stand pole sideways so it hangs over the top of my camera. It should hold up side down no problem and the head rotates and you can adjust the tilt on the head of the amount.
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It would work fine for a SpeedLight or Microphone. It is good for an external handle for your camera as well
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Pretty much any kind of light stand or boom stand will do since it's not heavy at all. But stay away from buying the cheapo 2 for 20 light stands here on amazon. They are junk. The LEDs bring an attachment that you can adapt to c stands or boom poles, or you can thread it straight to the fixture
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Not well at all I'm afraid. This item wasn't designed to do what you're suggesting. This was meant to hold reflectors and for that, it does a great job. For your needs, may I suggest you doing a search for "Kupo Baby Boom" or "Avenger Mini Boom". Keep in mind, that these are just arms and will require a lightstand. Finally, please do sandbag your lightstand, whether you go with a metal boom arm or a plastic one, the weight of the strobe in a softbox could be enough to topple it the entire set-up. ---Update--- So rather than give you an answer based on my assumptions, I pulled this out, put it on a lightstand and gave it a go. The end of the arm is thinner at the end but for what I'm not sure. It's way too thin for an umbrella bracket, but I put mine on anyways and I tightened it. Now it does fits, but I wouldn't call it a snug fit. Next I put my speedlight on the umbrella. It's doable at this point BUT... next I extended the arm about 3 feet and this is where I start to get nervous. The arm is bending slightly. My gear wouldn't feel safe if I extended it further. Add a softbox on it and it will fall apart from the umbrella mount. I'm sure you could McGuyver a solution but you're better off sticking to a metal boom arm.
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This is a collapsable - reversible backdrop with velcro straps to attach it to a backdrop stand. As far as strobe lights on the side, I don't know for sure what you are asking.
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I would not recommend it for that. There is more specialized equipment for that. This is primarily for the detection of luminaires. I use it in construction because when doing night work you have to meet a certain criteria.
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I don`t recommend you this LED ring for Filming because, it is not too powerful .... I bought this for photography