The Cambo RD-1205 Redwing Boom Arm for Light Fixtures features precision brass bearings for ultra-smooth movements and precision positioning of the mounted light source.

A stem for accepting standard fitness weights is installed on the back end of the boom arm for precise counterbalancing. The Standard Boom is perfect for general studio photography, large sets, portrait studios, and applications with extremely low angles.

It features calibrated angle indicators on both the height adjustment and rotating head movements, making it easy to repeat setups. The light boom can be mounted to a support stand via a 1-1/8" male stud.

Counterbalance with Fitness Weights    6' Maximum Reach    Calibrated Angle Indicators    Ideal for General Studio Photography    Precision Brass Bearings

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. exactly what all things comes with this kit?

A: In the box of the Cambo V-40 Pro Video Boom you get: a Base, a Bowl Arm, a Jib and a V47 Sliding Weight Support. More information is a available here: http://bit.ly/2u8Ze7E

Q: 3. 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: 4. Will this work with the 6x Litepanel 1x with soft box?

A: Yes, it will, thou you will need to use a counter weight. I also wouldn't extend the thin last arm, just the main one. I've used it with a ad600 and a 38 softbox with no problem. YOu can always go with the bigger version if space isn't a factor.

Q: 5. does it come with the clamp set as pictured?Product Highlight description and What's in the Box list don't agree.thanks

A: The version I bought came with the sand bag with clamp and boom as pictured. I liked it so much, I bought another set. So now I have two.

Q: 6. What adapter would one use to mount their camera to this for an overhead shot?

A: You can use a ball head or similar tripod head.

Q: 7. 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'.

Q: 8. What is the folded length with the boom off?

A: Closed length is 42 inches ( without the casters )

Q: 9. What is the maximum horizontal extension of the boom arm?

A: 60 inches

Q: 10. Can I use this on my Manfroto stand?

A: The RD-1201 can be used on a Manfrotto stand that has a junior receiver on top.