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Apr 21, 2011 19:01 |  #16

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Apr 21, 2011 19:11 |  #17

Peter that setup looks sweet and very functional....
I really like the pic with my dish attached with the grip arm.


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Apr 21, 2011 19:22 |  #18

J Kacey wrote in post #12268833 (external link)
Peter that setup looks sweet and very functional....
I really like the pic with my dish attached with the grip arm.

thx Jerry and yeah your dish is perfect for this setup. Can't wait to use it on outdoor shoots I've got coming this summer ;)


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Apr 21, 2011 19:27 |  #19

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thx Jerry and yeah your dish is perfect for this setup. Can't wait to use it on outdoor shoots I've got coming this summer ;)

I think when I get some time I'm going to make myself one :)


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Apr 21, 2011 19:58 |  #20

J Kacey wrote in post #12268881 (external link)
I think when I get some time I'm going to make myself one :)

with modifiers and your dish, I like the Avenger arms in tandem for more stability and then I added a Red Rock Micro tube for extension. Makes it 6ft 6in to the flash tube which is high enough for me.

Jerry, I'm sure you'll come up with something better in terms of the Avenger arms ;)

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Apr 21, 2011 23:15 |  #21

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And comon' the Bagboy has a pencil and drink holder! ;)

Did you say it has a pencil holder? You shoulda said that at the beginning. Sold! :D


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May 06, 2011 08:18 |  #22

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May 06, 2011 08:26 |  #23

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hope setup works out for you Mark

update: mounted lightstand shaft on cart

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May 06, 2011 10:14 |  #24

pnmd wrote in post #12358309 (external link)
hope setup works out for you Mark


update: mounted lightstand shaft on cart

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Lovely (as always), Peter! So you've abandoned the dual grip arms in favor of a single lightstand riser column. Would you be able to post a photo showing how the column is attached to the cart? And is that yellow cup for donations from passersby?

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May 06, 2011 13:00 |  #25

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Lovely (as always), Peter! So you've abandoned the dual grip arms in favor of a single lightstand riser column. Would you be able to post a photo showing how the column is attached to the cart? And is that yellow cup for donations from passersby?

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thx Dave. LOL, I wish people would put money in there! It's a yellow Avelox cup I use to hold lens cap and my Sekonic.

Yeah, took an Ebay steel stand I had and used top 2 risers. Had to reinforce the inside of the tube where the Avenger grip came through so it wouldn't get totally crushed from the grip pressure which has to be really tight. Suspect there's other/better ways to mount everything ;)

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …200B_Black_Grip​_Head.html (external link)

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chose the Bagboy Sidekick from Dick's Sporting Goods, b/c it tapers which allows the Avenger grip to fit. Drilled a hole thru cart frame so Avenger bolt can go thru it.

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May 06, 2011 14:29 |  #26

pnmd wrote in post #12359965 (external link)
thx Dave. LOL, I wish people would put money in there! It's a yellow Avelox cup I use to hold lens cap and my Sekonic.

Yeah, took an Ebay steel stand I had and used top 2 risers. Had to reinforce the inside of the tube where the Avenger grip came through so it wouldn't get totally crushed from the grip pressure which has to be really tight. Suspect there's other/better ways to mount everything ;)

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …200B_Black_Grip​_Head.html (external link)

http://www.amazon.com …dp/B002N4WSEC/r​ef=lh_ni_t (external link)

chose the Bagboy Sidekick from Dick's Sporting Goods, b/c it tapers which allows the Avenger grip to fit. Drilled a hole thru cart frame so Avenger bolt can go thru it.

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Thank you, Peter. I think switching over to a light stand riser column was an excellent idea. One thing that occurred to me is that the Lastolite branded version (http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …rip_Head_for_Sk​ylite.html (external link)) of the Avenger D200 grip head might work well for you as it accommodates larger tube diameters than the Avenger version. Silly price, though.

Now you have us all looking forward to Golf Cart Light Stand V3.

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May 06, 2011 15:01 |  #27

i really like this idea considering it turns into a boom sorta kinda


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May 06, 2011 15:36 |  #28

Nice option.

Another thing that I am looking at is this kids wagon and add a wall bracket where one can put a column for a regular c-stand.

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May 06, 2011 16:19 |  #29

tetrode wrote in post #12360478 (external link)
Thank you, Peter. I think switching over to a light stand riser column was an excellent idea. One thing that occurred to me is that the Lastolite branded version (http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …rip_Head_for_Sk​ylite.html (external link)) of the Avenger D200 grip head might work well for you as it accommodates larger tube diameters than the Avenger version. Silly price, though.

Now you have us all looking forward to Golf Cart Light Stand V3.

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actually the Lastolite looks very interesting. Had bunch Avengers already but for V3 lol...


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i really like this idea considering it turns into a boom sorta kinda

I've boomed Quadra head with rotalux softbox which is really light using the grip arms ;)

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Nice option.

Another thing that I am looking at is this kids wagon and add a wall bracket where one can put a column for a regular c-stand.

http://www.amazon.com …d=1304713998&sr​=8-1-spell (external link)

yeah def couldn't put C stand column on the Bagboy cart. Not sure about the wagon. They do have more robust 4 wheel golf carts. Reason I like golf carts is b/c designs have been field tested and well thought out IMO ie collapses small, handle is at convenient height, rolls well, has brakes etc...


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May 06, 2011 16:38 |  #30

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Reason I like golf carts is b/c designs have been field tested and well thought out IMO ie collapses small, handle is at convenient height, rolls well, has brakes etc...

Thanks Peter. I will see if I can get my hands on a golf cart like this. Currently I use a folding wagon which is quite light to carry all my stuff but would be nice to move around with lightstand already positioned.


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