The Standard Yoke for Titan X1 LED Light from Rotolight has a 1 1/8" pin that allows it to be mounted on a stand with a matching receiver or hung with a C-clamp from a truss, pipe, or grid. The yoke is secured with four mounting points and features a stabilization bar to provide the optimal center of gravity for the fixture.

1 1/8" Junior Pin    Stabilization Bar for Center of Gravity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the continuous output of the Aeos at distances 5-6' and 10'?

A: Unfortunately, Rotolight only lists the flash output at 3ft, 6ft, 9ft, 12ft, and 15ft, listing the f-stop in continuous mode, f-stop in flash mode, and Guide Number at varying ISO settings (the link to this chart is listed below). However, they only state the Lux output measured at 3 feet, which is listed as 5750 lux @ 3ft. If you need the Lux output for the other distances, you would have to contact Rotolight directly with your inquiry by e-mailing them at enquiries@rotolight.com to see if they have this information available.http://bit.ly/2oIamrw

Q: 2. Will this yoke work with the new AEOS 2?

A: Yes, the Rotolight Yoke and Mounting Knobs for AEOS LED Light can work with the AEOS 2.

Q: 3. Can these bar doors fit on a Rotolight Pro ?

A: no you will need the RL ANOVA-2-BD

Q: 4. Is it 195.00 for 1 barn door or a set ?

A: This listing is for one piece. BH #RORLAEOSBD

Q: 5. Is there anybody here that use this light mainly for video? I need to know how good of a light this is for video before I buy it. Please help.

A: This light would be suitable for most video application, but whether it can work for you depends on how much of the scene will be lit.

Q: 6. Will multiple Aeos lights sync with one trigger?

A: But you said above that the Aeos already has a built-in receiver (Elinchrom Sky port?), so if you have the Elinchrom trigger on the camera (for either Canon,Nikon, or Sony), then it will HSS (trigger) multiple Aeos or Neo2 Rotolights, correct?

Q: 7. Is it possible to get it with an gold mount battery setup and what's the tungsten equivalent for output?

A: Currently the gold mount is not available in the AEOS but i suggest using a widely available vmount to gold adapter plate.

Q: 8. The tripod stands that come with the 2-light AEOS kit would be great for the NEO nut, they're way too light for the AEOS, especially with a V-lock battery. Are there sturdier stands that will still fit in this carry case ?

A: Matthews MAR is rated for 11lbs. https://bhpho.to/2olzk2G. They should be a decent upgrade.

Q: 9. What would be the maximum shutter speed when shooting in Hypersync with Sony and Canon ?

A: It would depend on the maximum mechanical shutter speed of your camera. While the Rotolight does not use HyperSync technology (which is only used by PocketWizard's FlexTT5/FlexTT6 and MiniTT1 radio remotes), it is compatible with High Speed Sync (HSS) when using a camera and radio transmitter/receiver that is also High Speed Sync-compatible. Rotolight lists on page 10 of the Rotolight AEOS instruction manual that they recommend HSS triggers such as the Cactus VI II, the PocketWizard FlexTT5 and FlexTT6, both which have models compatible with Canon cameras, and the Phottix ODIN II, which has models compatible for both Canon and Sony cameras. With these radio triggers and their compatible receivers/transceivers, you would be able to shoot to the camera's maximum mechanical shutter speed, which on most higher-end cameras is 1/8000th of a second.

Q: 10. can rotolight aeos be use in fuji camera for hss? what trigger should be use?

A: Not at this moment, but it should be soon (we hope). In a Facebook post on March 6, 2017 on Elinchrom LTD's Facebook page, Elinchrom stated that other Skyport Plus HS transmitters were being evaluated for future release, and that the next supported brand would be Fuji. This was also stated in Rotolight's press release from August 31, 2017 when they announced the Skyport 2.4Ghz receiver was built into the Rotolight NEO 2, in which (in reply to a comment about the new Rotolight HSS Transmitter) they stated it is avaialble on launch for Canon, Nikon Sony, Olympus and Panasonic systems (with Fuji to follow next year), and is compatible with all other Elinchrom Skyport devices. As such, we expect a Rotolight Skyport Plus HS Transmitter for Fujifilm Cameras to be released sometime this year, but at this time, there has been no specific announcement or release date for the Skyport Plus HS Transmitter for Fujifilm.