The ikan 7" Articulating Arm for Camera/Monitor is a flexible arm that supports 5 pounds for attaching and positioning available accessories (sold separately) to your camera or accessory mounting point. It is machined from a metal alloy for strength and features three points of articulation that tighten and loosen using a single locking twist handle.

The ends of the arm feature 1/4"-20 threaded studs set into ball joints, with each joint providing swivel adjustment and up to 90° of lockable position adjustment. The threaded studs feature thumb wheels that allow you to tighten accessories on the threaded studs. The arm includes a removable shoe mount that attaches to your camera's accessory hot/cold shoe.

Metal Construction    Supports 5 Pounds    Three Points of Articulation    Center Locking Twist Handle    Ball Joint Ends with 1/4"-20 Studs    Removable Shoe Mount

Metal Construction

Threaded mounting studs on ball joints

Three points of articulation

Locking twist handle tightens the arm

Removable shoe mount adapter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this unit work with the Canon 40D ?

A: Yes, using composite video instead of HDMI, this should work with a Canon 40D. You will, however, need an RCA coupler (B&H # TEARCAFRCAF) to connect the composite video cable that came with your 40D to the composite video cable that comes with this monitor (both cables are 1/8 male to RCA male).

Q: 2. Can you adjust each arm for each monitor to a different height independently on the pole (to accommodate 2 monitors of different sizes)?

A: Yes you can.

Q: 3. Can the two outside arms be turned around so the monitors are placed in a 360 degree fashion? For a triangular table set-up.

A: Yes: This full-motion desk mount features 15 degree monitor tilt and 180 degree swivel capability at multiple points for fine-tuning monitor positioning. Number of Displays Supported 3, Side-by-Side

Q: 4. How do I scale image up to fit screen? I have a Canon 6d, and I am getting a black border around my whole image in Live view, but not on playback. In other words, when I am recording video the image is smaller than the size of the Monitor, but when I playback it's full screen. I tried cycling through the different views by pressing INFO on the camera, and also paid with different aspect rations on the screen.

A: Honestly, I have the same problem. In fact, I've just been assuming I was doing something wrong. Now, with your question, I see I'm not alone. I wish I could offer you help. It makes me want to research it further, however. Sorry.

Q: 5. What is the length/height from the table to the middle of the VESA mount? Is that what the "max arm extension length" covers in the specs?

A: Please contact the manufacturer directly for this unpublished specification: Mount-It!: Tel: (855) 925-5668

Q: 6. It says it supports up to 22LB is that per arm or all together?

A: The aluminum mount will fit most flat-panel monitors no heavier than 22.0 lb and up to 27 in size 22.0 lbs per monitor

Q: 7. Will this work on the Panasonic GH4?

A: It works with HDMI input so as long as the camera has that function it will work fine

Q: 8. What is the maximum size of the clamp?

A: You have the option to use the clamp or grommet connection to connect it to your desk (0.4 to 3.54 in thickness).

Q: 9. What keeps the ball joints from slipping?

A: The ball joints has spikey "teeth" that helps the joints tighten securely without slipping.

Q: 10. Are the screws for securing monitor to arms included?

A: Yes - everything is included