Diy Outdoor Projector Mount

I don't need to cut up anything to mount new DIY straps

I made a DIY PVC pipe frame to go with this and it really works great for outdoor portrait sessions.

This is a very nice projector mount. We use it at our worship center to mount a projector. It is very nice. And I think I could have easily gone with the Peerless-AV Projector mount that was $ cheaper without sacrificing anything I need. I'm not why there is a bigger box and a higher price tag on it. I'm guessing it's the level of refinement on the angles, but I can't tell a difference at 15'. Maybe at 50' you could, but for walls that are 15-20' I can't tell.

I use them to mount DIY ligth on my c-stand (with superclamps). Love the fact that i can use 8 screws to make everything secure.

Very good projector mount, I may purchase another set.

This mount was so easy to install and works great with my projector.

I used this per photography forum recommendations to use as part of a DIY project to mount the Speedotron Beauty Dish to my Genesis strobe lights. This adapter is made of higher quality metal that doesn't bend when pressure is applied, thus drilling the 4 mounting holes was a breeze. I also bought this adapter to use to secure the diffuser sock on my Photek Softlighter II to my strobes, since the stock Genesis reflector is too big, and the Elinchrom Wide Angle Reflector costs $50. Great alternative!

I use this adapter to mount a shotgun mic shock mount (standard 1/3 microphone thread mount) onto a 5/8 mount, which is a sort of DIY boom pole that I have (It does the job as good as any). What can I say, it works exactly like it should. When it's screwed into the shock mount you can't even see it. It looks clean and professional. You could also use this to mount on a tripod or other standard 1/4 mounting device. It's reversible too, so it's pretty versatile; allowing both male and female outputs for both. Sometimes you need to use a coin or flat object to unscrew it because it gets kind of stuck, but I suppose that's a whole lot better than having to worry about it falling out.

Such a great lighting tool, really love the quality of the light and use it for all my fashion ecomm work. Provides a crisp and even light with soft fall off. It's huge at 75 so not for everyone or every situation. With it's size it does need a lot of power, I'm looking to start using a Profoto twin tube with this as it'll give me the power I need and help cut my recycle times (I usually shoot at f/18-22). The only down side, but easily resolved, is the horribly designed stand mount. A lighting tool of this size requires a much more stout mount. The one included is toy like with all it's plastic parts and will not last. I strongly urge everyone to replace it with a hollywood grip head immediately! I've attached images of the upgrade, take 2 min to swap them out. I recently replaced a broken rod, Elinchrom/MAC Group was super helpful and sent the rod for a DIY fix. I could have sent it in for repair but opted for the DIY at a fraction of the cost ($22 w/shipping). The replacement took about 20-30min and was easy just requiring a phillips head screw driver and steady hand (several small pieces inside).

I use reflectors in almost all my work and have always used DIY panels of some sort. This panel is my new favorite. It gives me the right balance of contrast and diffusion and when you mount the crossbar to a grip head for wide tubes and mount it to a rolling stand, you get a reflector panel that is easy to move and adjust on the fly to find the perfect light. Design and setup are simple and I like the way the crossbars attach to the side poles. Much better than the way some other brands are doing it.