can you mount a monolight on the boom arm?
643725
You could do it with the right counter weight in place and plenty of duct tape. I would not trust this construction with anything heavier than a counter weighted large reflector.
643726
No. Not in the current configuration as received. The boom arm and stand are rather light-weight.
291997
You can tilt the boom light in almost any direction, except for straight up. There are several different adjustment knobs, you just have to play around with each one to figure out which one will acheive the angle you're hoping for.
51860
Yes, the reflector can be angled/tilted so you can reflect light up or down on an angle. Since the boom arm is round, it can pivot 360 degrees.
508548
Tripod stand with the multi-directional unit. Slide the boom arm through and attach the light/counterweight. There likely is an arm missing though, with this set you really get what you pay for.
841940
It's a NO to both counts. The PSA1 with its standard fittings cannot be mounted to a wall or ceiling. The primary mounting base is a tapered cylinder with a hole in its top for the boom and can only be mounted to the protruding edge of a horizontal surface like a table or desk. An alternate, grommet like base is supplied but it also meant to be mounted into a hole you cut into the horizontal top surface of a desk or table. The boom arm has an axle that protrudes from its bottom which slides into the hole in the top of either base. The boom arm is held in the base by gravity alone. As designed, there appears to be no way for either base to mount to a vertical surface or wall. As for the ceiling, if you had a table on the ceiling (laugh), you could mount the base to it but then the boom arm simply would fall out, hit you on the head, and destroy your mic in the process. It should also be pointed out that the simplicity of the base requires that it be mounted on a level surface. On a tilted surface, the weight of the boom arm and the lack of any clamps or screws to impede rotation would cause the entire unit to turn as it seeks the lowest side. Hope that helps.
1744672
This one has a much longer and non-removeable shaft suitable for use in a monolight. I use mine with a White Lightning Ultra 800.
1896550
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
1195501
I have a reflector arm so I've never tried to hang a reflector from this boom. I would try to attach two spring clamps from Home Depot using coated wire (to protect the finish of the boom arm) and then attach the reflector with the clamps.
873483
Yes you can as long as you have a shoe mount for it. I use this mount for speedlights, studio strobes, and backdrops. It is a versatile stand but you just have to make sure you have the proper mount for each device.
1588456
Afraid not friend. ...CDM makes a flashlight mount that'll work for you. Just search CDM mount on amazon and you'll find it.
944712
It should work, you will have to get a stud to go on your tripod. Do a search for "light stand stud".The stud will replace your ball head on the tripod and gives the boom something to attach too. Good luck.
1851367
Depends on the mount you have, I'm sure you can rig one to fit. It is a great light though.
1757391
It comes with a mounting bracket. A drill would work best but you just have to place the bracket where you'd like it, drill in the screws, then the light slides onto the mount. :)
33480
You could make a thin adapter that would match the cuve of the speaker on one side and that flat suface of the clamp on the other. Make it thin enough and you would hardly be able to see it. Paint it black like the mounts and it looks like it belongs. I really like these mounts with a nice pair of speakers on them. You could use BluTak tape as extra insurance . Hope this helps.
2117220
Yes it can. it COmes with a cap to place over when the light kit is removed - you can also flush mount it without using the downrod
305129
Yes, you can mount it that way , you can get it to point in any direction. I really like this light alot.
366674
The mount is actually really cool. You could get a universal umbrella adapter, or mount it to any cold shoe adapter. Additionally it has a threaded mount so you can screw it to the top of a stand. It's a really great light for the money.