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p.1 #8 · p.1 #8 · Reflector holder for lightstand - What product? | |
@ZachOly Using Matthews brand merely as an example, the portable-frame systems called RoadRags (2'x3') and RoadFlags (4'x4') might interest you. The frames break down for transport. When opened, you can attach the fabric of your choice. The product is expensive, particularly the kits:
https://products.msegrip.com/collections/roadrags-and-roadflags/products/roadragsii
https://products.msegrip.com/collections/roadrags-and-roadflags/products/roadflags
I don't often need reflectors in the field, so I use rigid frames (much cheaper) with factory-installed fabrics, or other materials that I attach myself. Here's a factory silk:
And here's a silk panel deployed in my studio:
All these frames have a mounting pin and attach to the stand via a grip head, and any angle can be set. For further standoff and positioning flexibility, use a grip arm. I use roller stands, but C-stands are popular and often come with a grip arm. Some of my panels:
Visible are scrim, silks, diffuser, lame reflector, foam core, flag, and spare frames. The foam core is gripped with a clamp that has the standard mounting pin, and can be angled as desired.
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