Can a C clap for lighting fit on the square bar and do you have any recommendation on what brand.
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The crossbar seems very sturdy... so I believe, "yes". I don't do any lighting so I can't make any recommendations.
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I used a standard clamp with the v end for pole mounting and mounted the clamp vertical. shoot me an e-mail address and I can send you a picture of the clamps mounting the lights, zeke daguv808@gmail.com
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I suppose it would. Its a heavy duty piece of steel. american dj or blizzard lighting should have the ones you need
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A "C" clamp could if it can open at least 3 inches. I think the bar is 2.5" wide and 1.5" thick. I use the stand to mount two seperate led lights and I mount a c clamp each per side. The stand is built very well, money well spent, I bought 2.
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This cross is very good and I recommend it tough! I work with chauvet AmericanDJ or stud in lights and I'm doing great!
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I used a standard clamp with the v end for pole mounting and mounted the clamp vertical. shoot me an e-mail address and I can send you a picture of the clamps mounting the lights,zeke daguv808@gmail.com
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it can but you might have to pre-drill a hole 1/16" smaller than the bolt on the clamp. I use On Stage or American DJ products. Inexpensive and dependable
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I would recommend 2 of these. They give a very soft light and I use 2 set up above and behind the camera for my YouTube videos just remember that this is just a soft box so you need to buy lights and stands also. For video I would recommend a cfl based video light because they are cheap and neewer makes light stands for around $15 each and they will do everything you need for simple YouTube videos.
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My experience is similar to that of JMG. I have my arc lamp extended the full 35 inches. It looks really good and is fully functional. I placed mine next to a chaise lounge where I do a lot of reading. I have had no problems with the base. If I extended the lamp less than 35 inches, it would not direct the light to the right place.
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you could get chrome molding 1" wrap it around light that will give you a little more diameter.
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Id recommend going with a surefire or maglite xl 100 or others in that group. 1 inc diameter goes perfect on almost all rails
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Agreed, any other light stand will work, and most are higher quality than these. Just today I pulled one of my sandbags off of the leg of one of these stands and because there is a sharp bolt protruding from one of the connections, it tore my cordura sand bag. Not a fan of these stands.
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I hung 2 over my bar and they light it nicely. I would probably consider hanging 4 for an area as big as you're considering.
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I would recommend more as well and would probably advise you to supplement these lights with another type of light. For instance I would not hesitate to use these because they are excellent for overhead lighting (when spaced properly), but I would add track lighting to really showcase work or provide more task lighting.
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I haven't really looked so I don't know of any stand available. I don't know if you have the light yet, but to me, even though it is fairly large, it would be too short to use as a true floor lamp. All that being said, other than the problems with the provided clamp, this IS a great lamp for light intensity and adjustability.
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Look for a heavy duty light stand. Buy one with a wide footprint. I think mine are cowboy studio. Many companies sell identical stands. For safety use a sandbag on the legs.
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Dave, They have a light cradle listed for Mighty Brites at Amazon. Mighty Bright 80910 is the item number. I'm not sure whether its compatible with the bigger orchestra light, but it's pretty cheap so you wouldn't be out much if it didn't work. It says besides being weighted, it's magnetic too. $3.07 plus shipping.
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If I understand your question correctly, I believe the lamp will meet your needs. The light bar is 12 inches long with a pivot where it attaches to the support arm; the support arm is 16-1/4 long and is pivoted where it attaches to the base. I use the lamp to illuminate the work space in front of an iMac. When the support arm is vertical and the light bar is horizontal, the light bar will be about 17" above the work surface and there is good illumination at least 24" from the base of the lamp. If you tilt the support arm forward at about a 45 degree angle and adjust the light bar so it's horizontal, the end of the light bar will be about 24" from the base and the bar will be about 14" above the work surface. In this position, the illumination of the work surface is very good out to about 36" measured from where the support arm attaches to the base. I am very pleased with the light. It fully satisfies my needs for what I use it for, which is to illuminate a work space in front of an iMac.
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Dennis, i don't have measurements handy because their at my office, HOWEVER, if you can afford better lights, i highly recommend it. In terms of light, they're fine. Mine arrived without screws to hold the plastic on the back of the lights. of course there are no matches at Home Depot, ACE or any other hardware store i shop. i regret buying these.
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Depends. I would say NO because they are too small for bull bar and not super bright. Go with a pair of 6" 120W or greater for round halogen lights
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I would not recommend a roll bar application due to the fact that they are designed to be used as a driving light. the beam pattern would be ineffective that high up.
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To be honest, I did not look up what I have .. But.. With ARMD I must have light for close up work. Since the top of the stand is flexible, and that makes it perfect. When not doing close up work, it sits next to my LayZBoy, with the bulb twisted away, for indirect light. I only have to move it 3', for each function.One con, it's top heavy, so u have have it constantly aligned to the base; which needs to be tightened once in a while.I'm very satisfied. Bulb size is important.
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You can call Hoodman and ask them. Goodman makes the eye piece to fit square or round viewers, they will know.