what is the max size reflector this will hold?
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It can actually hold any size reflector. It´s a very good heavy duty stand.
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I measured the maximum jaw distance to be 82 inches with the tubes fully extended. I think once you get to that span stability might become an issue. However it is an impressively robust tripod.
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Unfortunately, No. But, this is a great stand for reflectors. Look no further..
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Per the description, it's a fixed 500mm reflector with a 2x teleconverter that takes it up to 1000mm. :-)
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After checking with measuring tape, I believe the largest it will hold a 7" long light, 1-1/4" diameter. The side panels are elastic and the Velcro flap will accommodate 5" to a maximum of 7" lenght.
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David C, your comment about the reflector loosing its reflective capacity to the tune of 15-20 a year in an inane statement. I cannot believe the pounded metal to create a reflective surface. Do you think it is worn down by light bouncing off it. Is there anywhere in the world I can look and see someone else beside you state this.
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I have Profoto monolights, and it fits over the front of the reflectors. I have both styles of Profoto reflectors, and either works.
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It covers like 12-14. Go about 3 ft wide and 4 long. Start your 4ft line about 6 inches behind back of the reflector
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I don't have a Ravelli but I have a Kupo C stand, and I've clamped my reflector arm to the middle column, which is over 1"D. I'd have to get a caliper, but visually, with tape measure the tube looks to be in the 1 1/8" range. I did have to unscrew the clamp handle virtually until it fell off the ends of the threads.
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It holds mine, I have a 400 power Galileo telescope with pointed tips on the tripod. However, you'd be better off of the tips weren't pointed.
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Look at the reflector if there is more surface area side to side face the led towards the most surface area for the best results!
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They will work with any reflector between 7 to 8" in outer diameter, provided it has a rim. The latch and thumbscrew assembly is hard to photo, but it is adjustable.
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From the top of the lens to the bottom of the reflector bowl where it would seat on the the the existing reflector is 4.5". The threaded tube at the bottom of the projector which extends through the original reflector is another .75" long. If you have any other questions, let us know. Jim Wachs HeadlightsQuick LLC
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REFLECTOR=actually the higher aperture size means more lightgathering capacity to help see the most distant=dimmest objects and reflectors have less chromatic aberration than refractors, ergo=deep space capability
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I used the following item, also from Amazon. (It suits my application just fine but it may not work for you. The bulb does extend out quite a bit from the reflector but I think that's always going to be the case with this bulb.): Bayco SL-301B4 8.5 Inch Clamp Light with Aluminum Reflector with Grip-Tite Super Clamp
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I don't know the particulars of your stand or reflector, but I'd be surprised if it didn't work. The clamp side has wide adjustability and can clamp tubes of various size. With provided jaw inserts it can also clamp onto flat items. The quick release pin has 1/4 and 3/8 thread posts. The clamp body has a 1/4 threaded hole and a set of smaller metric threaded holes also, m5 I think.
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the bag has plenty of room. i have a celestron power seeker 127EQ with stand and some accessories. it should fit
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The reflector is aluminum and likely could be bent out. It was not designed to be adjustable but likely could be bent. I don't know if it could be opened up to 12 inches.