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Kupo KP-S1017BD Black Kupole Extends From 100cm To 170cm 

This Small Kupole is a versatile, portable auto pole ideal for mobile, or studio photographers. Kupo's unique spring locking expansion system locks the Kupole between the ceiling and the floor, or two walls, providing a quick, non-permanent mounting option that has a footprint at each end of just over 75mm. The Kupole is very handy when you need to set up a background on location, or mount lights where you have a restricted amount of space. Finished in flat black, this Medium Kupole will minimise the amount of reflections cast on your subject allowing you more time to shoot and less time in editing.

SKU: GC52-KPS1017BD

Kupo KP-S1017BD Black Kupole Extends From 100cm To 170cm

Kupo KP-S1017BD Black Kupole Extends From 100cm To 170cm 

This Small Kupole is a versatile, portable auto pole ideal for mobile, or studio photographers. Kupo's unique spring locking expansion system locks the Kupole between the ceiling and the floor, or two walls, providing a quick, non-permanent mounting option that has a footprint at each end of just over 75mm. The Kupole is very handy when you need to set up a background on location, or mount lights where you have a restricted amount of space. Finished in flat black, this Medium Kupole will minimise the amount of reflections cast on your subject allowing you more time to shoot and less time in editing.

The Kupole can be used in conjunction with a vast selection of Kupo accessories like the Background Baby Hook, the Background Paper Drive Set, the Convi Clamp, Super Visers and more. Set up is quick and easy thanks to the Kupole's unique flip handle, meaning you don't have to carry extra tools just to set up. Spring loaded pads at the top and bottom of the Kupole ensure a firm grip on the mounting surface and there are also replaceable contact pads available so the Kupole does not leave dirty marks on walls, floors or ceilings. 

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Kupo KP-S1017BD Black Kupole Extends From 100cm To 170cm 

This Small Kupole is a versatile, portable auto pole ideal for mobile, or studio photographers. Kupo's unique spring locking expansion system locks the Kupole between the ceiling and the floor, or two walls, providing a quick, non-permanent mounting option that has a footprint at each end of just over 75mm. The Kupole is very handy when you need to set up a background on location, or mount lights where you have a restricted amount of space. Finished in flat black, this Medium Kupole will minimise the amount of reflections cast on your subject allowing you more time to shoot and less time in editing.

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