The Cambo RD-1105 Redwing Compact Boom Arm for Light Fixtures features a 32" boom extension that supports a light fixture up to 26.4 pounds. This model has been specially prepared with a stem to accept standard fitness weights for counterbalance. The boom moves through 75° of up and down adjustment and is indexed for precise positioning. The head extension rotates 360° and is also indexed for precise positioning. The boom mounts on a standard junior-sized pin.

Built with precision brass bearings that allow for smooth arm movement and positioning as well as full rotation of the mounted light fixture. This boom is ideal for location and tabletop photographers, as well as those with limited studio space.

For Use with Standard Fitness Weights    32" Reach with Included 12" Extension    Supports up to 26.4 lb of Lighting Gear    75° Indexed Boom Adjustment    360° Indexed Head Rotation    Junior-Sized Pin (1-1/8")    Precision Brass Bearings

By balancing the light fixture and counterweight, there is no need to lock the boom into position. This Redwing Boom model is prepared for use with standard fitness weights.

Boom angle and head rotation are indexed to allow for precise positioning of your fixture.

The minimized length of the counterweight section makes the boom suitable for smaller studios. It assembles in less than five minutes and requires no tools.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be folded up or does it have to be dissembled each time for travel?

A: The stand can fold, but the boom will need to come off.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with my 86 umbrella. ?

A: You can use this with an 86" umbrella yes the sandbags will help you counter balance it and the head you use.

Q: 3. What is the load capacity?

A: Cambo does not list the maximum load. It comes with two sandbags that total 25 lbs. So with just that information it should support at least 25 lbs.

Q: 4. Can this hold a Broncolor Para 133 or 177?

A: The Cambo RD-1205 Redwing Boom Arm for Light Fixtures is not recommended for use with the Broncolor Para 133 or 177.

Q: 5. What stand do you use with this Boom? The boom stands on B&H don't seem to have 1 1/8 studs.

A: I use mine with an Avenger A5034 and it's solid as a rock! The wheels make it easy to roll around and lock in place with a foot bump.

Q: 6. Is the 11lb load capacity at boom's full extension?

A: Yes. 11-15lbs fully extended.

Q: 7. What do you suggest for the cambo base to keep it balanced

A: Counterweights for the Cambo RD-1205 Redwing Boom Arm for Light Fixtures should match the weight of the light you will be placing at the other end as closely as possible. This will ensure proper balance when you adjust the angle of the boom. This version of the Cambo is made to accept fitness weights which can be purchased at your local fitness store. Sandbags can also be used as a counterweight for the boom arm. Sandbags over 25lb should also be used on the base of the stand holding this boom arm.

Q: 8. When rotating the light so that it isn't facing the floor how do you lock it in place? Wouldn't gravity just rotate the light as it sees fit?

A: The RD-1201 has a friction control which automatically locks the rotating end in position.

Q: 9. Is it possible to mount a speedlight + umbrella on the boom arm? I'm comparing this to the Impact lightstand w/ boom ($79) and it's tricky to make a good decision.

A: Yes, a speedlight and umbrella can be mounted to this Impact Mid-Range Boom Arm by way of the Impact Deluxe Umbrella Mount with Adjustable Shoe, BH # IMDUBAS. https://bhpho.to/3VbKD8n

Q: 10. Is it extendable? I mean when its set up can I use it shorter than the 30 something feet?

A: There are 6 length options with the V-40 crane varying from 5.4' to 21.8'.