Overview

Phottix Mini C-Stand

The Phottix Mini C-Stand is a versatile and portable lighting accessory designed to provide stability and flexibility in various photography and videography setups. The C-stand features a three-section design that allows for easy adjustment of the height and positioning of your lighting equipment. It offers multifunctionality and portability, making it suitable for tabletop and handheld applications. Whether you need to mount it on a table or hold it in your hand, this stand provides flexibility to meet your shooting needs.

SKU: GC76-PX PH88227

Phottix Mini C-Stand

Phottix Mini C-Stand

The Phottix Mini C-Stand is a versatile and portable lighting accessory designed to provide stability and flexibility in various photography and videography setups. The C-stand features a three-section design that allows for easy adjustment of the height and positioning of your lighting equipment. It offers multifunctionality and portability, making it suitable for tabletop and handheld applications. Whether you need to mount it on a table or hold it in your hand, this stand provides flexibility to meet your shooting needs.

The stand is made of miniature stainless steel, which ensures its durability and sturdiness. Despite its small size, it is designed to withstand the rigors of professional use. The C-stand is equipped with grip heads that have a boom arm. This feature allows you to attach various lighting accessories and position them at different angles, providing greater control over the lighting setup. The boom arm is compatible with a 1/4"-20 screw, allowing you to attach lights, modifiers, or other equipment securely.

The stand also includes a ball head with a 1/4"-20 screw, enabling you to mount cameras or other devices at different angles and orientations. The grip heads feature 3/16? / 4.76mm holes that allow for extendable poles or other accessories to be attached, providing additional customisation options for your lighting setup. The stand features a dual ball head that allows for 360-degree rotation, offering flexibility in positioning your lights or other equipment. The maximum height of the stand is 46.5 cm, providing sufficient elevation for various shooting situations. Additionally, it offers telescopic heights at 26, 36, and 46.5 cm, allowing you to adjust the stand to your preferred working height.

Key Features:

Three Sections Design

Multifunction and Portable

Miniature Stainless Steel body

Grip Heads with Boom arm

Boom Arm With 1/4?-20 screw

Ball Head with 1/4?-20 screw

Grip Heads with 3/16? / 4.76mm Holes allow extend to 10mm

Dual Ball Head allow 360-degree rotation

Tabletop and handheld Applications

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Phottix Mini C-Stand

1/4"-20 screw

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Product Overview

Phottix Mini C-Stand

The Phottix Mini C-Stand is a versatile and portable lighting accessory designed to provide stability and flexibility in various photography and videography setups. The C-stand features a three-section design that allows for easy adjustment of the height and positioning of your lighting equipment. It offers multifunctionality and portability, making it suitable for tabletop and handheld applications. Whether you need to mount it on a table or hold it in your hand, this stand provides flexibility to meet your shooting needs.

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