What light works with this stand?
1495886
This kit includes a clamp that will attach to most flashes that will fit in the horseshoe on top of a camera. I use it with a Nikon SB-600 or SB-700 so that I can trigger the flash with the flash on my camera wirelessly. I have not used this with a light that you would plug into the wall. I'm not certain whether those lights would be heavier than what you would want to support on these stands.
1395646
Any light with a 4" will work check COSTCO OR HOME DEPOT. COSTCO HAS THE BEST PRICE.
2069470
Unfortunately no. This is a very simple light. It is basically a light bulb on a stick. I got the to augment and existing system I already have. The stands are ultra-flimsy. I would not have purchased these but they were so cheap. Spend a few extra bucks and get a nice set of lights with aluminum covers. There are many discount photo shops online that sell better quality. Amazon sells lots of them. You really need tungsten lights of at least 300 watts times two.
1082550
the light which, by the way is VERY good is designed to be clipped onto something ( music stand, cabinet edge, etc. ). You would need to have something flat and 'weighty' to clip it onto to have it stand up
809069
If the light stand has the standard 1/4 20 threaded screw like a tripod you can attach it.
979731
DOA. sent back. Did not replace. Using a ring light makeup light that works fine for my purpose. Don't remember about stand, to long ago.
476323
You can use any standard candelabra light. I personally used the candelabra led lights
761769
The light has a female 1/4" thread at the bottom, which can be mounted on a standard camera tripod. There is also a handle that comes with the light that screws into the 1/4" receiver, for handheld use. The handle has a hollow base and fits loosely over a typical light stand. I prefer to use an additional adjustable bracket for more control. See my Amazon review of this item for the specific bracket.
1635406
The stand has a very narrow footprint. It is also not very heavy. With an 18" ring light it should work but be careful to not let it tip over. I personally would look for a more substantial stand.
1549414
It has a raguler standered socket holder. You can attach any standered bulb. I'm using 6W LED equivalent o 60W.
400324
I believe LR41 is what you are looking for... Energizer, Streamlight, eGear, and others have lights that are similar using that type.
2265872
It has a 1/4" adapter , so it works nicely with a tripod or traditional light stand. If you want to use it with a "C" stand, you will need an additional adapter.
2042065
No, you will need to get one if you don't already have one on hand. Great lightweight light stand though. :)
1193936
Look at the second image for this item... it shows the strobe mounted on a light stand. It mounts like every other strobe I've every seen/worked with.
455564
If your lighting stand has bolts, this light will bolt on directly. Otherwise you will need an O-clamp or C-clamp which you will bolt onto the lighting fixture and then attached the the stand. This is true for most light fixtures.
2265366
Yes. Lighting is the same and it's the exact same crappy stand. I may try to glue my stand together ( it's actually 3 separate pieces) for stability.
1577870
Yes. However, these are very cheaply constructed and rickety. I would suggest a slightly heavier duty light stand. Possibly the Paul Buff 10' (http://www.paulcbuff.com/ls3050.php) or the PBL (http://www.amazon.com/PBL-Cushioned-Kaeser-Photographic-Lighting/dp/B009POMCGW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1421216017&sr=8-1&keywords=10%27+light+stand).