Studio Monitor Placement Width

This will serve as an overall placement to my content creation studio

Carries all my equipment and double as a monitor stand. Perfect hight and width!!

Use for one of primary studio backdrops Good quality Wish they'd make a 7 ft. width!

Easy to mount, logical latch placement for easy monitor attachment or detachment.

This is a very useful product, we currently use it to mark the placement of the Lottery drawing machines on the studio floor. The gray color stands out without being obtrusive. Our carpet tiles have gray threads in them. The tape is easy to apply and easy to remove without undue residue. Good stuff.

In my studio, I use a lot of arms and booms for precise placement of lights. I've found that when it comes to light to medium loads that don't need to extend beyond 3 or 4 feet, that I much prefer these telescoping boom arms to fixed arms and I only use the larger steel booms when absolutely necessary.

If you have the studio space to set up your backdrop stands or wall brackets to the full width then it's perfect as is. I am not so lucky. I'm in a small NYC apartment where I'm setting this up on a wall mounted triple bracket with a Manfrotto Expan drive. I had to mount the brackets where the studs lined up and didn't get in the way of furniture. This meant my total width from bracket to bracket is 90.5 and roughly 2.5 per side for the Expan drives from where they insert to where they slide into the bracket. I was able to do a sloppy job of cutting the pole down to fit at 86 with an old, dull hack saw. I sanded down the edge after cutting for future safety when I have to change out a roll of paper but it wasn't neccessary. And for $40....I wasn't dreading permanently cutting my brand new studio equipment to a different size.

This white seamless paper is one of the staples in my studio. Perfect width for all styles of studio photography. It's a little large to travel on location with it, but I've successfully done so!

I bought two of these to use in my studio. They assembled easily (good thing-no instructions!), adjustable in width as well as height and are pretty stable/sturdy. I think sandbags would be a good idea though if you're going to use them at much over 7 feet in height. They come in nice carrying bags that look like they might take a fair amount of abuse. They would be easy to take to an event, party, etc. I don't think you could ask for more at this price.

I just downsized into a smaller studio and I lost the width from my last studio. I had to lose my boom arm and found this alternative. BEST change I made since moving my studio! I got two - one for each end of the studio and it has saved me so much space. Easy to extend and swivel too.