The Impact Lightbar Tilt Bracket with 4 Locking Shoes is a convenient accessory that allows you to double or quadruple your flash power while softening the output and widening its coverage with an umbrella. The T-shaped Lightbar has 4 insulated locking accessory shoes for mounting up to 4 flash units or a combination of flash units, batteries and radio receivers. You can also use any of the shoes for an LED or quartz modeling light or for four constant light sources. The shoes are easily removable if desired.

The 5/8" stand mount tilts 180 degrees and has an umbrella receptacle for standard 7-8 mm umbrella shafts. It can also be attached to a tripod via an included reversible spigot with 1/4"-20 and 3/8-16" female threads. Flash units not included.

Metal Construction    4 Adjustable Insulated Locking Shoes    Umbrella Receptacle    5/8" Stand Mount    180 Degree Tilt

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with the full sized genie + genie mini to perform a pan tilt motion directly from the genie lcd control without using the app?

A: Not that I've found. If you want to do a pan + tilt, you have to use the mobile app. The full size Genie only manages itself. Think of the full size Genie as a slave to the Genie Mini(s).

Q: 2. Will a Nikon D850 or a Nikon Z9 have limited range or are they not compatible at all?

A: Both units will work just fine make sure to have the right shutter cables when using each unit.

Q: 3. Can additional adjustable insulated locking shoes be purchased?

A: Yes, please check out the FB-TGSMA Impact True Grip Shoe Mount Adapter. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1265089-REG/impact_fb_tgsma_true_grip_shoe_mount.html

Q: 4. Can this umbrella safely handle heat from a 500 watt photo flood?

A: I do not know. I only use it with camera flash and a 600 w strobe with a standard standard model bulb I think 60 w

Q: 5. Do the cold-shoe mounts on the bar allow for the flashes to swivel left and right? I assume so. For instance on one bar, lets say I have 2 flash units that I want each pointed out at 45 degree angles (as opposed to straight as into an umbrella) thanks in advance :)

A: Yes, I have mounted 2 Canon 600EX RTs on the top and 2 on the bottom. Using this with the Westcott Orb and find it easier to mount the speedlites prior to attaching the softbox.

Q: 6. Does this work well as both a shoot through and reflective umbrella?

A: Yes it does. You just need to take off the black backing.

Q: 7. Is the shaft solid or hollow?

A: No.. it's hollo, tube style. The bottom is capped to avoid damage to the open ended tube. There's a spring loaded release tap in the middle of the rod typical to most umbrellas indicates that it is hollow. For the price point it is rigid enough for the value. The solid center rods will have a butterfly nut to tighten onto the rod...if that makes sense to you. Hope that helps.

Q: 8. is the shaft removable?

A: No.

Q: 9. Would this product work well in a studio space with 8 foot ceilings?

A: Yes this umbrella will work best in your particular space.

Q: 10. Can this just be used with one mini mounted straight to the tripod legs for a vertical motion?

A: Hey David, yes, a single Genie Mini and Pan Tilt Bracket can be used that way. Thanks!