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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How would I set up the Manfrotto 196B2 to clamp onto an art easel and hold a IPad PRO ?

A: You would need a Super Clamp to clamp itnto the easel, then the arm connects to the clamp. Youll also meet an iPad case that includes a tripod mount, such as the Makayama Movie Mount.

Q: 2. Can anyone tell me if this would be solid enough to support an elinchrom rx400 flash that would be fixed on an autopole as background lightning?

A: Hi, it is tough enough to support my speedlight. The more you extend the arm the more flexible it becomes. I do not know the wieght of you elichrom but if this is about canon 600 ex weight then yes, i will recomend it.

Q: 3. Is there a way to mount this onto the edge of a desk?

A: You may purchase a super clamp such as the Manfrotto 035RL Super Clamp with Standard Stud, B&H # MA035RL, or the Impact Super Clamp with Ratchet Handle, B&H # IMCC106R, to connect the Manfrotto 2-Section Double Articulated Arm with Camera Bracket to the edge of an desk as long as the desk is between 0.5" to 2.1" thick.

Q: 4. How does this attach to a tripod?

A: Usually you would use a Super Clamp to attach it to one of the legs.

Q: 5. How much does it weight?

A: From Manfrotto "Very lightweight, weighs less than 0,5 Kg (1lb)"

Q: 6. Can this be used to mount an AD200 strobe with a 1'x3' strip box? Does it articulate horizontally and vertically?

A: If you purchase the Impact 5/8" Stud with 1/4"-20 Female Threads, B&H # IMSRP112P, the Godox S2 Speedlite Bracket for Bowens, B&H # GOS2, and your softbox with a Bowens speedring adapter, and the setup weighs less than 11 lbs, then yes, the Godox AD200Pro TTL Pocket Flash Kit should be compatible for use with the Manfrotto Double Articulated Arm - 3 Sections With Camera Bracket. The articulating arm will only adjust in one plane of motion; either horizontally or vertically, but not both (depending on how the arm is orientated in the clamp/grip head you are using to hold the articulated arm).

Q: 7. Will this arm work with the OC White Heavy Duty Wall Mount Base (Black ) BH #OC11426B?

A: Yes. But for better payload support we suggest the following item. Impact Wall Plate with 5/8" Locking Receiver BH #IMSRP123P • MFR #SRP-123P https://bhpho.to/3qCRKtE

Q: 8. Can this be used with a microphone instead?

A: If you purchase the CAMVATE 5/8"-27 Male to 1/4"-20 Female Microphone Screw Adapter, B&H # CAC1150 • MFR # C1150, and, depending on the type of microphone you own, the Audio-Technica AT8407 - Universal Microphone Clamp with Metal Base, B&H # AUAT8407, you may connect a microphone to the Manfrotto Double Articulated Arm - 3 Sections With Camera Bracket. https://bhpho.to/3PBxJ0a

Q: 9. weight limit?

A: This is not a rigid structure and the camera will move around if you bump it at all. I don't know the exact maximum limit . I have used it with a Canon EOS 70D and Sigma 18-50 mm zoom. I use remote release or with release through software on my laptop.

Q: 10. I have connected the arm to the tripod head. The tripod head is NOT removable. Unfortunately, it has a quick release plate and the weight of the camera (attached to the arm) causes this part to lift out of the tripod and threatens to break. What do you suggest I do to attach the camera arm securely to the tripod? Thank you.

A: Clamp it to a leg or the center shaft. Given the weight you need a real sturdy tripod.