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Made from aluminium in silver finish Jaws clamp down on pipes ranging from 48-52 mm/1.89-2.04'' MP Eye Coupler w/M12 bolt & wing nut. Direct connection to yokes Max Capacity 300 kg/661.4 lbs TÜV/SÜD certified

Extends from 117cm to a maximum of 212cm Load capacity: 7kg Includes 16mm (5/8'') attachment

- Quick-release system- Front/back, left/right adjustment- 1/4" & 3/8" mounting points- 1x 3/8" mounting point with Arri locating points- 2x cold shoe mounts- NATO standard mounting- Aluminum made

Three sections boom, max extension 2,5m (98,4in) Supplied with 6,8kg (15lb) counterweight and cable clips Attachment 5/8'' stud with 1/4-20'' rapid adapter Max payload of 6kg (13,2lb)

Black boom extends from 117 cm/46'' to a max of 212 cm/83.4'' Load capacity: 7 kg Max Extension and 30 kg Min Extension Uses a 16 mm/ 5/8 in Welded Baby Spigot or Stud Attachment Built-In D200B Grip Head for Superior Locking & Smooth Operation Built-In Hook for Attaching Sand Bags for...

Air cushioned sections to protect equipment Sturdy construction Four sections Metal Collars

Key features: Available lengths: 20cm, 30cm Material: carbon fiber Lightweight

Air cushioned sections to protect equipment Ideal for supporting light spigot mounted products Metal collars Sturdy construction

Key features: M12 Female threads on both ends Available lenghts: 10, 15, 20, 25, 30cm Aluminum made

Ideal for supporting light spigot mounted products Sturdy construction Four sections Plastic collars

Impressive 4kg payloadPerfect for portable lighting equipmentCompact 52cm folded lengthUseful levelling leg for uneven terrain16mm spigot with 3/8” thread & removable 1/4” adapter

Denims are heavyweight materials used mainly for blocking the light.

Compact and lightweight lighting stand for on-the-go shoots Strong aluminium stand that’s designed to last Compact design that neatly folds away when you're done Supports a maximum payload of 1.5kg Cleverly compatible with standard attachments

Essential accessory for everyday use. Lens' are just as, or if not more, important than the camera itself. So when setting up your rig, don't forget to support the lens.