Shoot stable footage and precise panoramas when using the LS09 Extendable Floor Stand for Phones/Cameras from Ulanzi. Suitable for desk and floor use, the stand features a wide and heavy round iron base. The base is 9.64" round, 2.6 lb, and covered in a protective anti-slip silicone pad. The main aluminum telescopic pole offers three twist-lock sections, extending it from 14.17 to 31.49" in height. Included ball head, phone, and GoPro adapters let you use the LS09 with a wide range of cameras.

For Phones, Cameras & GoPro Action Cams    9.64" Round, 2.6 lb, Heavy Iron Base    3-Section Telescoping Aluminum Pole    16.5 to 34.6" Height with Base    Ball Head Mount with 90° Cut Out    360° Rotation & Precision Scale    Holds 2.28 to 3.46" Wide Phones    Top Cold Shoe on Phone Holder    GoPro Adapter Included    Pole Detaches for Use with VIJIM C-Clamp

One of most versatile mounts is the ball head mount, with a 1/4" top and bottom connection, and a ball head with 360° of horizontal rotation and a 90° cut out to film in portrait orientation. A locking knob keeps the ball head at the exact position you require. An additional feature is the integrated 360° precision scale, which helps to make it easy to capture panoramic content.

Attach the phone holder to shoot with your smartphone's built-in camera system. The rubber-padded clamp can hold devices from 2.28 to 3.46" wide. A top cold shoe lets you enhance your content with an optional microphone or LED light.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this hold the alien bee 400?

A: MERF Mini has a 9 lb capacity I would think you may have to use caution outside if you are adding a soft box to it. WIND

Q: 2. Is there anyway to remove/reverse the stud? I'd like to mount a light that uses a female thread (so I'm hoping that you can reverse the stud to reveal a male thread)?

A: It's fixed and not reversible. You'll need a stud to thread adapter.

Q: 3. Will this hold the 4ft Nanlight Tube Lights?

A: Yes, the Nanlite Foldable Floor Stand for PavoTube II 60X LED Tube Light will work with the 4ft Nanlight Tube Lights.

Q: 4. Is a sandbag still needed when using this ?

A: It is good practice to use a sandbag on any light stand for added safety, even with the Matthews MERF Mini Extendable Reverse Stand.

Q: 5. What is the highest thickness of iPad in a case, that can be mounted in the Ulanzi U-Pad III holder? The iPads I have are in Otterbox Deffender cases.

A: The Ulanzi U-Pad III Metal Universal Tablet Phone Stand Holder Clip Tripod Mount is designed to be used on the device itself with out any type of device cases.

Q: 6. Looking for a travel solution. Will theses stands be good for boom and shotgun / aputure 60d w/ soft mix mini ii?

A: The Matthews MERF Mini Extendable Reverse Stand would work well for holding an Aputure 60d light; it might work as a boom for a very lightweight mic, but putting weight on the legs would be a good idea.

Q: 7. What is the actual footprint (circumfrence). of this light stand???

A: Footprint Radius 20 (leg support arms extended to be parallel to floor)) 35 from leg tip to leg tip

Q: 8. Will this stand hold an Aputure 120D ii with an Aputure Light Dome ii?

A: Full size light dome is pushing it. Would recommend a heavier duty stand. Works well with the light dome mini though.

Q: 9. How does this stand compare to the Matthews Reverse stand? I can see the MERF packs smaller, and the Reverse Stand holds a little more weight. Neither of those issues are deciding factors for me. Are there any other differences? I'm curious why people picked one over the other? I'm leaning towards getting the MERF because their max weights are so similar, but with the wider base it seems like the Reverse Stand should have more advantage than what the spec shows.

A: It's all about saving space for travel. If you're not worried about cramming into a roller bag for airplane travel, or attaching your stands to a backpack, then by all means buy another stand. I love the fact that I can strap mine to the outside of the case my LED panels travel in. Given the choice between the MERF and the regular reverse stand, I can't understand why anyone would buy the regular reverse stand because both stands have skinny reverse-folding legs. The regular reverse folding stand isn't offering much more weight carrying capacity. If you're concerned about weight capacity and stability more than you are concerned about collapsed size, then just buy a more traditional kit stand. The Matthews Medium Duty kit stand is in the same price range. If you really need extra weight capacity and stability, check out the Matthews Beefy Baby.

Q: 10. I never used a stand this small before. I need something low that can hold a Godox ad400 pro and 3x3 soft box. Am I pushing it?

A: Yes, you are pushing it, The Matthews MERF Mini Extendable Reverse Stand is made for small flashes like speedlights. Chances are it will tip over with the AD400pro and a softbox.