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Question: What stands are compatible with the boom arm?
Document: Nice boom arm, but it will not clamp on the smallest section of my lightweight light stands. I have to use a heavier stand to get the full use out of it.
While the clamp is not as quick and flexible as the all-metal studio products I've worked with in the past, I think these booms are a good value. Mine came with the boom arm/clamp, as well as a counter-weight bag. I'm currently using one to hold a Lowel iLight as a backlight and the other to hold a microphone. Make sure to use either heavy weight light stands (like those used in background stand kits), or real C-stands.
Now if only this was sold with one of CBS's background stands they would be the perfect replacement for a C stand and boom. We can only hope.
I have tested it successfully on the 9' and 12' Cowboy studio stands, as well as the Revelli 10' stand. You will need to sandbag your stand as it won't be stable with the boom.Even though the clamp appears to be the same on both sides, it isn't. One side is for the light stand and one is for the boom. See my pictures to get the setup done correctly.
Maybe it is just with my currently light stands, but for some reason it only fits onto the middle of my stands, to highest portion of the stand is too thick for the connector piece. So in turn i can only raise my light on a boom so high, which is only about 6-7 feet. Not useful if I want to light way above a subject's face.I have 3 different stands, and it applies to them all..
The boom will be severely limited by cheap light stands. I have a couple solid Manfrotto light stands, and it holds up exceptionally well on it, fully extended with the counterbalance hanging about three feet out to the side. I wouldn't go much higher than seven feet with the speedlight even 4 feet out. So keep in mind, that unless you want the boom or the lightstand to bend, take it easy.
I marked where the boom goes, as well the where the light stand pole goes for the diameters I will likely use.The pole is in two sections, it collapses down to 4' and extends to about 6.5'. The base section is 30mm in diameter. The strobe end uses a standard 5/8" attachment point with the far end 1/4 threaded similar to most light stands. It also has a quick release which is handy.
It does not come with a stand it is just the boom arm, the stand is another $30 or so the bag that the weight is supposed to be in is just a bag with no weight.
Gets the job done. A no-frills solution if you just need a simple boom arm. I wouldn't trust it to anything important or expensive, though.
I received the order, but in the package is only One (1) head GripOne (1) Sandbag. Missing One (1) Boom arm. !.Not completely, as shown in the item description.
Answer: Just about any light stand  -- and virtually any one sold on Amazon, regardless of the manufacturer/seller -- will be compatible.