The Solo Background Support System from Manfrotto has a maximum width of 10' but can be expanded to 16.5' using an optional Lastolite Solo Background Support Extension. A unique facet of this system is the pivoting crossbar that makes mounting and raising a roll of seamless paper or other background a one-person operation. The system also includes two sturdy air-cushioned background stands and a carry case.

Pivoting Crossbar    2x Stands    Expandable    Aluminum Alloy Construction    Includes Carrying Case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the smallest length of lens this support will work with?

A: You can reverse the sliding support arm and adjust it to touch the base of the camera if needed

Q: 2. does this work with Nikon 80-200 f2.8 push/pull lens mounted on D7100 body?

A: well i dont know that lens but it worked fine with my canon 100-400mm push\pull lens

Q: 3. Does this work with vintage mirror lens such as a Lentar 500mm?

A: This will work with any larger lens that does not come with a collar.

Q: 4. Is that lens support work with Nikon p1000 also I use Benro 5-section tripod with NOO ballhead

A: That strap will not work with a P1000.

Q: 5. Will this work with the Nikon AF-S 300mm, f/4D (ie, the older non VR version)?

A: Yes, this is compatible with the Nikon Nikon AF-S 300mm, f/4D lens.

Q: 6. Does this work with the Nikon p900

A: Yes this will work with the Nikon P900.

Q: 7. Would this work for the Tamron 18-400 telephoto attached to a Nikon D3200 or Z6 II?

A: The Manfrotto 293 Telephoto Lens Support with Quick Release is only compatible with lenses 7.9" to 11.6" in length; the Tamron 18-400mm lens is only 4.88" long, so it is not compatible with this device.

Q: 8. Can this be used with a Wimberly Gimbal head?

A: This lens support is for a lens that lacks a tripod collar, so it would be a support system on its own.

Q: 9. Will this work with my Sony RX10iv?

A: Yes and no. The RX10 Mk IV fits onto the RC2/200PL system easily, but because the barrel of the lens is smaller in diameter than the camera is tall, when parallel to the lens support, the lens support does not bear the weight of the lens at all. Using the 234 tilt head, you -could- tilt the head/camera downwards so that the lens is supported by the platform, but from testing here at the store, the lens does not exhibit significant downward weight/torque on the camera side, so it really shouldn't be necessary.

Q: 10. wull it be suitable for a sigma 100-400 lens?

A: While we have not tested this unknown combination, we feel that it should work just fine.