Mount your Astera LED tube lights in unconventional areas with the white, 2.6" Magnet with 1/4"-20 Mounting Screw from Magforce. This handy accessory is part of a straightforward rigging system developed for Astera LED tube lights. The magnetic mount uses robust magnets to achieve a strong, nonslip pull force of up to 48.5 lb. It can be easily mounted on any metal surfaces or flat walls, ceilings, and glass using the separately available mag plates. Though it measures only 2.6" in diameter, its strong magnetic hold keeps your equipment securely mounted.

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A standard 1/4"-20 mounting screw is available on the top, allowing you to place a separately available tube light holder.

This piece has a rubber coating to protect the mounting surface of your equipment and prevent any slipping or shifting.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What solutions would one use for a flash?

A: You could use any external flash that has an Multi-Interface Shoe, a good example of one that works would be the Godox TT350S Mini Thinklite TTL Flash for Sony Cameras (https://bhpho.to/2s7LJXi) Here is a listing of compatible flashes. (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/accessories/Flashes--Accessories-for-the-Sony-ZV-1/1565880-REG-48200?from=detail)

Q: 2. I'm planning to use this exclusively for Zoom calls. I just need to confirm that I can plug it in via USB (to either my iMac Pro or a USB wall charger), and that the camera will indeed remain powered and not shut off?

A: If you're connecting via USB, once setup with the proper software (Sony Imaging Edge Webcam) and the ZV-1 set to the proper settings (PC Remote), it should work as you need - but please note there are some limitations with that software and some versions of MacOS. So please confirm at (https://support.d-imaging.sony.co.jp/app/webcam/en/) for more details and instructions.

Q: 3. Can this umbrella be used with the Godox AD100Pro?

A: Yes, the Godox 34" Umbrella for AD300 Pro Flash (White) will work with the Godox AD100pro.

Q: 4. Can this camera be used with the Rode Wireless GO?

A: Yes, it is compatible with the ZV-1.

Q: 5. 4k 60fps recording or only 30fps?

A: The ZV-1 can record 4K video at 23.976p/25p/29.97p.

Q: 6. This umbrella is MFG# UBL-085W. Godox also makes an umbrella that's very similar for the AD300, which is MFG# UB-85W. They are very similar, but this model appears to pack up smaller. The other model may be a deeper, more parabolic shape. Can anyone clarify the differences? Details on the Godox website are slim too. Thanks!

A: The UB-85W is Parabolic deeper umbrella [ Parabolic focuses the light a little tighter ]

Q: 7. What are the dimensions of the lens if I want to attach a third party clip-on filter adapter?

A: According to Sony you are not able to add a filter to the front of this camera. We are not aware of what third party clip-on filters may way at this time.

Q: 8. Can it zoom as far as my Nikon S9700 30X Superzoom?

A: No, the optical zoom is a 3x zoom.

Q: 9. If I am shooting a video with the Sony a6400 and the Sony ZV-1, in post while editing, will the frame rates equal out? Does it depend on the lens I use with the a6400? I'm brand new to filmmaking and want to make sure what I film on both cameras will be the same size on the screen if that makes sense.

A: Both camera would need to be set for the same frame rate, file type and resolution.

Q: 10. Will the USB power the cameral while your connected to a capture card like the El Gato cam link? USB connection limits you to a disappointing HD 720 1280 720 30. It's 2021! If I connect via capture card to my laptop will USB provide enough power to keep the battery from draining? I want to pass 1920 x 1080P 30 fps and 4k 30 fps if that is possible. I have a good audio chain an XLR mic running through a usb interface, so I prefer to record on my computer. To match audio quality and monitor audio with headphones I'd have to use an external recorder. Or get a Rode Video Mic or Sony Video mic for the 3.5mm. And it still wouldn't sound as good as a professional XLR mic running through a usb interface with high quality pre amps.

A: You can connect the camera to the El Gato via HDMI and connect the camera to the outlet adapter with USB and the USB will power the camera.