Mitoya 3D Arm Holder for Attaching Blends up to 160cm

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Telescopic arm with a holder for photo blends designed to be mounted on a lighting tripod column. It allows you to use blends of different sizes - from 50 to 160 cm - and change their position and angle of inclination.

The arm consists of three sections locked at any length and is finished with a handle - a clip. The second clip is placed on the first section of the arm and can be moved forward and backward. By maneuvering the entire arm, we can adjust it to the size of the reflector currently in use in a few simple steps. The aluminum used in its production is covered with a black, semi-matte varnish, so we do not have to worry about the formation of paint or the impact on the color of the reflected light. The whole thing, on the other hand, is very light and at the same time resistant to accidental mechanical damage.

The handle comes with a double reel that can be mounted on almost any studio tripod. It is equipped with mounting holes with four diameters: 19 mm, 22 mm, 25 mm and 28 mm, thanks to which we can place it both on the upper sections of lighting stands (if we use smaller and lighter blinds) and in the massive lower section, close to the base (if the reflector is large and we want to maintain the greatest possible stability of the system).

Features

• Telescopic design
• Durable clips
• Wide range of adjustments
• Double mounting reel
• Fixing to the lighting tripod column
• Working range: 50 - 160 cm
• Mounting holes: 19mm, 22mm, 25mm, 28mm

ATTENTION! The kit does not include a tripod or shutter.

Application

Simple and convenient to use, the blend holder is the perfect complement to the set and makes the work of all members of the photo crew much easier. The arm can be mounted on almost any lighting tripod, and the aperture placed in it can be rotated and moved to precisely control the reflected light. The set created in this way will be used in portrait, fashion and product photography - including arrangements. However, it is worth remembering that the tripod used should be sufficiently massive and work on the set should be safe.