2Ft Tall Tabletop Folding Small Table

Small and convenient for my macro and tabletop photography. The RGB colors cover the rainbow and are rich and deep. For small macro work you can use these as main lights right on the table. For larger table top, still life work, I like to hide them behind the subject matter and use them for either backlighting or to light the background. It's built like an absolute tank, very well made. The diffuser that comes with it works very nicely. The controls are very precise dimming up and down the kelvin meter with pinpoint accuracy. Fast and easy. They are not powerful enough to place more than about a 2.0' away from your subject but there are so many applications where they work perfectly. It really depends on what aperture you have set on the camera. I would strongly recommend this product.

I put harness on my 2ft tall dog and took a walk, results is a video of grass going pass at high speed framed by dog ears. With a few poses for pee brakes.

These stools double as a stool for my tall conference table and also serve as posing stools in my very small studio space. They are well built and a bargain for what you get for the price. I cannot recommend them enough!

Needed a smaller tabletop stand to hold my rather tall, and very heavy, Neat King Bee microphone. I was worried that the base diameter would be too small to keep such a heavy mic from tipping the entire stand over, but that has not proven to be the case. The unit is in daily use, and it is extremely secure - and just the right height for that mic.

I am using this as combo with Impact Telescoping Tabletop Light Stand for my table - So my floor is empty for the PC case, and now my Amaran cob 60D with Small softbox is sitting on my desk!

This tabletop tripod never sees a table. Instead it goes backpacking as an ultra light (1.1 lb) tripod. Shoot from a few inches above the ground to eye level with lightweight camera or use as external strobe or LED light stand. Also serves as pole for stretched arm height 10+ feet overhead with timer or remote shutter. Light, small, and 4.5 feet tall.

I have a tabletop studio and the desk it's on is a sit stand adjustable height table, which is about 2.5 thick. Most clamps only cover a table under 2 so they were all out of the question but this one did the job perfectly. It comes with some built in rubber grip to prevent scratches but since my tabletop is covered with glass, I added a small strip of foam for cushioning and these are doing the job really well. They support a Godox SL-150 and even when my table goes up and down, they manage to support it well.

I screwed my projector into my dining room lamp and can now project onto the table. Great for tabletop games. I just need to put a paper on my table. Easy enough to put on and take off to switch projector modes.

This is a cool, versatile mini/tabletop tripod. It's working well for me. I can use it for my mirrorless camera when I want a low angle shot or on a table. But it is also great for holding smaller lights, monitors or anything else that accepts a 1/4 screw and is under 6.6lbs. I put my Sony ZV-E10 camera on it and this mini tripod handles the weight with ease. Since I use smaller cameras often, this is perfect for my needs. This little tripod has become my go to when shooting low angles. The minimum height is 1.5 with the legs spread wide, which is awesome and puts you right above the ground. But the legs also have an extension section that can raise the height up to 6.4. I love that height flexibility for a table-top tripod. It comes with a 1/4-20 mount on top so it is also good to hold a small light when you need one down low or on a table, or to hold a microphone on a desk. The build quality is also good, especially at this price point. Legs are made of aluminum and are well constructed. The legs secure down tightly and it handles the weight well. Specs say it can hold up to 6.6 lbs and I have no reason to doubt that. This tabletop tripod can also be used as a handgrip so you can use it for handheld camera moves or vlogging. It includes rubber feet on the bottom of the legs that prevent surface scratches, but also helps it stay in position and not slide. You can also attach a mini ball head to the top if you'd like even more versatility and pan/tilt control of the camera or accessory. This mini tripod has come in handy multiple times and is very versatile. It folds up very small and is a great addition to my kit. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

This folding shooting table frame is very well made, as are most things Novoflex. I use it with their 39 x 20 opaque plexiglass sheet. Works great, especially with a few small spring clamps clipped to the rails to keep the sheet from bellying.