I just received my light and 3 arms are together on one side and 2 arms are together on the other side. How do you space them out?
1505174
The arms are moveable. just grab them and force them apart. If not then, lossen the nut in the plate holding the arm, this will allow it to move.
1505175
They were bundled like that for shipping but you can easily swing them so they are evenly spaced.
984623
I have a small hand and can fit all 5 finger tips if I turn the hand slightly sideways so to make sure the thumb can have enough access to the light. This feels awkward. I find it easier to do the thumbs separately.
1703467
That light is a monster and you will at first have trouble getting it into this holster and it will stick waaaaaay out one of both ends. From my experience you will have to take off the holster and use two hands to work the light in, then put everything back on your belt. Is that what you want? Then as you should have read the elastic will stretch out and get loose and become useless for any light.
1701015
I'm not familiar with the exercise you're describing but if I wrap the two ends of the light band around each hand in front of me it only stretches about 16 inches apart. Hope this helps.
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.
419411
You need two motors and two more of the stop clamps for the motor. Thats if you want the lights separate on the same rail.
1962470
They are all separate items. You can space them as near or as far as possible.
808851
I have the same problem but, funny enough, not with the rail itself, which is quite tight on mine, but with the screw that tightens where the rod from the light stand is inserted.
118706
There are two, 4" light tubes on the light bar, one tube being on each end of the bar, and having approximately 3" spacing between the two tubes at center of the bar. This arrangement gives satisfactory lighting for my picture which measures 18" horizontal and 12" vertical. My only complaint is the aesthetic appearance of the light bar as it is noticeably out of alignment with the picture and am unable to remedy this defect.
1043612
It's been awhile, but the lamp body has a separable mounting bracket. Slide the bracket off the body, screw the bracket to the wall, then re-attach the body to the bracket. I believe there is a set screw that must be loosened on the side of the body, then tightened to secure the two together.
1872348
Boxes are gonna be "vertical" looking so I placed it over the lights and ran the sticks thru from behind into the slots on the light and then into the pocket on the soft box reflector. I keep mine assembled for ease of use
2159376
remove the base by unscrewing the thing where the wires come out of. that will seperate the two parts and then you attach the Arms. this thing has horrible instructions.
2033222
You'll need to accordion fold them up. It works. We folded up several folds and put the clip in the middle of the shade. Then we pulled the sides down to meet in the center and clipped the two sides together. Think of an upside down fan. It looks pretty but hard to explain. Doing this little maneuver, let's some light in while maintaining privacy. Reduces the amount of up and down of the shade.
1982070
I currently have a double Zoo Med lamp, but the further out u extend the arm, the base is unbalanced. I have to place some wright on it so it doesn't crash into my turtle tank.
37846
It depends on how much light you need. I usually position the black on3s ouside and the white ones I uusefor softer light in the middle. U need to make sure to move em depending on the pose and were the persons facebis
514380
The lights had 3 mounts on each to choose from. I mounted them on the 2 posts which were already on the boat trailer. My boat is now back in storage so I'm sorry I can't measure spacing. Installation went well and the only problem was getting a good ground at each light.
514898
You need 4 hands to work it. Although it's strong, it's awkward and clumsy. Unlike a C-Stand, this has teeth so you can only adjust it to certain positions. It isn't a professional set-up. Nonetheless, it was cheep and yes, it holds lights.