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Flash/umbrella clamp holder?

 
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Apr 04, 2012 09:47 |  #1

http://www.youtube.com …er_embedded&v=B​YscFasr3EQ (external link)
In the above vid,can you identify the flash/umbrella clamp placed on the left light stand (the lower umbrella's)?
...or can you suggest something similar?
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Apr 04, 2012 11:53 |  #2

Looks like a regular umbrella bracket mounted to the stud of a super clamp to me.



  
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Apr 04, 2012 21:27 |  #3

Interesting. I hadn't thought about attaching a secondary light/modifier setup to a single light stand like that before... easy enough


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Apr 05, 2012 00:42 |  #4

drvnbysound wrote in post #14211532 (external link)
Interesting. I hadn't thought about attaching a secondary light/modifier setup to a single light stand like that before... easy enough

Yep...my thoughts exactly.
Since I cannot afford one of those big'n'tall softboxes but I have umbrellas,BD and a 24x36 SB and assuming that the light stand is sturdy enough,a combination of modifiers looks very appealing...lots of possibilities.


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