Small Folding Wooden Tables Uk

Wonderful size for diffusing and bouncing light while folding up fairly small.

Only a small purchase but the genuine article I could not find in the UK. Also cheaper, most photo stuff is about the same price in dollars in the US as pounds sterling in the UK. Received in the UK in less than two weeks despite current lockdown, and mailing cost was not silly money which a lot of US sellers charge to Europe. Will use again.

This is a well made umbrella which I bought and imported into the UK for use in a very small studio. It allows me to shoot in the same way as I would with a standard 7ft umbrella but I can get it closer to the wall/roof and it gives me more room to work around it due to the narrow profile.

This umbrella has a unique profile that allows it to fit closer to the ceiling or wall in small spaces. In my case I can get it 10 further up than a standard umbrella. Build quality is very good and on a level you would expect from leading brands. I imported this into the UK and have no regrets even with shipping and the UK Duty.

Great for UK since it rains a lot.

- The folding length is very good for a small backpack is good. - Weight is very light for traveling. - Length is very convenient - Strength is very good for the camera and 600 mm lens - Installation and packing is easy - Quality of material used is very good. - Strap at top of it is very useful when doing photography over Jetty (Over Racks) - I use one Tenes ball at the end of it to stop sinking in the sand. I like it very much -

I highly recommend this. It's pretty small when folded down, so easy to travel with, and folding down is a breeze after you do it once or twice.

Great wooden grip for my Sony rx vii. Not too large, fits perfectly. Still easily fits in my small belt pouch. Allows me to easily manipulate the small camera controls. Highly recommended

I've had many different arms over the years. Wooden Camera. SmallHD, Zacuto, Small Rig. This is the best one yet. It holds very well, has a smooth crank handle, and just does what it's supposed to do. I'll stick to these moving forward.

I use the small flexible point strips for most wooden frames because I often rotate a variety of photographic prints through any given frame. The flexible strips hold firmly but are easily bent up to replace a print and then easily bent back down to secure the matt and mounting board in the frame.