Brazo de brazo de pared con base triangular, longitud máxima de 130 cm, soporte ajustable para cámara de hasta 4 pies para fotografía estudio video estroboscópico, luz de anillo, caja de

I did a nonstandard thing And created a mounting plate full of rare Earth magnets that I attached this to which I can then move between various 16 gauge steel plates I have attached to the wall. With the setup I'm able to use an e26 Bowens Mount fully away from the walls long as the end is not jarred which can cause the base to come loose because I am using magnets

I'm a photographer, and I recently obtained the Lapgood Wall Mount Boom Arm to help declutter my workspace and improve my lighting setup. I do art reproduction and have been revising my studio space to be more optimized for that purpose. This bracket contributes to the process of setup for this task. Here is a list of what I think are important points:Pros:Spacious reach and adjustability: The 51-inch arm extends generously, giving me ample room to maneuver my ring light and softbox around my workspace. The 180-degree swivel and tilt adjustments let me easily position the light for perfect overhead, front, or side lighting.Solid construction: The aluminum alloy construction feels sturdy and secure, even when holding my heavier ring light and softbox combo. I haven't experienced any wobbling or sagging, which is crucial for maintaining stable lighting.Easy installation: Mounting the arm to the wall was easy, thanks to the clear instructions and included hardware.Space-saving design: Compared to a traditional light stand, the wall-mounted arm frees up valuable desk or floor space, making my workspace feel much less cluttered and organized. Setup using this stand is very quick.Versatile: The standard 3/8" and 1/4" screws fit a variety of lighting equipment, not just ring lightsNot so great:Price: While the quality justifies the price for me, it might be a bit steep for casual users. It is priced somewhat higher than competing products of the same typeIn summary, I'm very happy with the Lapgood Wall Mount Boom Arm. It's a well-built, versatile, and space-saving solution that has significantly improved my lighting setup and workflow. If you're a content creator or photographer who values flexibility and organization, this is a worthwhile investment. However, if you're a casual user or on a tight budget, there might be more affordable options available.Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

My partner and I have an iPad that sometimes we like to watch movies/TV on in bed on lazy days. She really likes having it in bed for bad back pain days, but so far every mounting option we had required turning to the side at an awkward angle that would cause new pains. So I ordered this arm and combined it with a ball mount that has a 1/4" thread. The arm has plenty of stability and reaches perfectly from the wall to the middle of the bed with lots of articulation to get the iPad into just the right position. When not in use, it folds up against the wall very neatly.The included anchors were confusing to me and I didn't understand how they were supposed to work (no instructions included with mine); never seen a type like that before and they didn't seem to have any way of flaring out to actually anchor behind the drywall. So I stole the the washers from them and used two wood screws into a stud on one side and two plastic 50lb drywall anchors on the other side, each using a flat washer and a lock washer that came from the included mounting hardware. The washers were necessary because the holes in the 4 corners are very large and my screw heads wouldn't have had anything to grab otherwise. There are center holes that are smaller, but I felt better about using 4 corners instead of just 2-3 center holes. It feels very solid and I'm confident that even at full extension a single iPad is nowhere near the load limit for any of this.

Great product for content creators, works perfect for home office / Recording room :)The product is very solid and durable, made with high quality material.Make sure you find a stud on your wall to mount it, since you have to hang a heavy light and softbox.For small room, this works the best. no more bulky, space taker C-stand

I’ve been shooting professional photography for ten years and working in event marketing and production for 15 years.I bought a new condo and created a YouTube studio.I’ve been looking for A CREATIVE MOUNT that won’t break the bank and looks great at the same time.Other REVIEWS state this is a game changer and takes your CONTENT CREATION to a new level, even if you own a tattoo studio perfect for YouTube.The overall construction is phenomenal; it is high-quality material heavy with a brushed black look to the pole, which is always a nice touch with photography.Matte black always works in any situation, still looks great over time, and cleans up well; this is over chrome or stainless steel lighting system, which is also common.I’m pleased about that day: Included is a 1/4-half-inch screw & 3/8 that can be flipped upside down depending on what type of lights you have.Use carbon fiber to create a supplemental boom pole to add 2-4 feet for a boom mic or overhead light.People would also be pleased to use this as a mobile Monopod stand.I opened the box, set it on the ground, and stood upright at a 15 to 30° angle.My first thought was to mount a 2 x 2 on a board and add sandbags to the ground to support a boom mic or a light.You want to create a specific angle because that’s one of the hidden gems of a wall boom; you have another pivot point, which makes a whole new dimension for lighting or positioning a boom.MOUNT this onto a 2 x 2 or 1 x 1 piece of steel heavy enough to be on the ground where you don’t need sandbags.A creative counterweight system!Add castor wheels for a quick mobile boom mic!Four-inch castors are for weighty objects; 3 inches is an excellent medium.Purchase the 4 inches because vs. 3 inches because they can be repurposed for other projects.This will be a game-changer with a mobile monopod hack.One of the biggest challenges I’ve ever had with lighting or shooting any podcast is that once you set up the tripods, you can’t change them around unless they have wheels.That creates a whole new challenge with the stability of the tripod.Once I construct it, I will post a picture and a review of how I did it and the materials I used.Overall, I’m incredibly impressed with this boom-in wall mount.I’m excited about buying two more to create a three-light system with higher lights, especially with the overall build construction, which is phenomenal for the price point.A DIY PRO-GRADE MONO BOOM MIC FOR A FRACTION OF THE COST!You’ll not find a better-constructed boom wall mount, especially with the 160° flexible rotation arm.They include five screws with the counter system. You’ll be placed in a wall or concrete; they look acceptable for the application.I would look at some other bolts for concrete.It depends on what you’re going to be mounting this to.It will be great to mount this to a small piece of metal or steel and use it as a mobile monopod stand.Let me know if you have any questions, and I’ll do a 30-day follow-up.I looked at their Amazon store and am highly impressed with my background in commercial photography event, production, and live events!!!!They have a wide variety of professional gear, including amateur.One product I’m looking forward to reviewing is the studio backdrop stand with a 9-foot pole.This looks incredible.RGB lights, which I’ve used several times, along with lighting stands ranging from high-end commercial to entry-level.This is a company that I believe in based on the products and the professional commercial-grade quality.BUY it!