Can this clamp be used on light stand to hold a reflector?
1170006
I believe that's exactly what it's designed to do. I use mine for holding a gopro.
1170007
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.
1170008
yes! if have the conetion yes. i put it heavy cameras, light flash... its verry good
1170009
Yes. There are many uses for this product. Love it and thinking about getting another one.
809070
If the light stand has the standard 1/4 × 20 threaded screw like a tripod you can attach it.
677620
I think the answer is yes. I am not at my house where the stand is so I can't honestly test this but I believe positioning the locking top clamp anywhere on the top tube will hold it. I will be back at home tomorrow if you want me to test this. Let me know.
1713157
This is a secure Arca Swiss compatible type mount which I use on a monopod. If it can securely attached to the stand it will do a good job
1284108
yeah its the standard Edison screw or whatever its called, i use it with an aluminum clamp light i got at lowes, similar to this one Woods 0151 18/2 SPT-2 Clamp Lamp Light w/ 8.5-Inch Reflector, 150-Watt, 6-Foot Cord and we have that on a digital timer.
691066
Maybe. The clamp is really strong, but small. It would only hold it not in the way it was intended to be used.
1211716
Yes. Ours is mounted to a horizontal table, so I simply un clamped it and held it at various angles while my wife then moved the lighted head around to several angles. No problem. Clamp is included. Good luck.
32349
The attachment rim of this light is 3 3/4 inch. if the adapter of your soft box is greater than that and, if it has adjustment screws (most do) to attach it, it should work. perhaps the only limiting factor would be the projection and weight of the softbox which might make the stand unstable. However, while my soft box is smaller (3ft X 2ft) I have no issues with instability,
1269286
I believe so long as you have a cylindrical seat post, the clamp should be able to work well enough to hold the light in position.
1047207
I use mine on the end of a straight floor stand, but it looks to me like you can use it with the table clamp.
1822139
The stands have a 1/4-inch threaded mount that fits a camera or some flash units. In addition they have an aluminum top piece that fits most lights that are used for reflectors. If you can us e standard light holders to support your current spots then they would work... the light fixtures that fit are about $7-$14 each depending on design and will hold a spot light bulb. If the spot light has a hole in the center of the "U" bracket you may be able to mount the spot to the 1/4-inch threaded part. I think the text of your question was cut off... hope that helps.
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.
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.
1796555
The clamp is not strong enough if you want to attached the lamp to a stand. I used additional clamp to secure the lamp.
1713823
What is the mount of your ring light? You might need an "umbrella mount" (they are for more than umbrellas). Look at the "Photoflex Light and Umbrella Shoe Mount Clamp" if you need something fairly sturdy one, or the Neewer Type B mount if you are looking for a budget solution.
428354
I would NOT recommend it. It worked well to hold a 32" reflector with several adjustments for a product shoot. But, I returned the item. I didn't like the design on this. The clamps were hard to press open and the knobs were in the way in order to depress the clamps that hold the reflector. Also the knob that tightens on top of the stand should be on the other side in order for it to fold down. To suspend a softbox? I would use a C-Stand with the appropriate boom, and maybe a sand bag.
2022924
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.