41" Aluminum Tripod Extension arm Retractable Horizontal Center Column arm with 1/4'' and 3/8'' scerws, 360° rotatable for Overhead, Multi-Angle Photography,Load Up to 33lbs,Tripod not Included

De calidad media alta y por un precio modico.

I purchased this for my videography. I film in my shop while I'm making things, and I like to be able to get up over the equipment and get right up close to the work. This thing works perfectly for that.I'd been using another brand of boom, that was really not designed to be a boom. It's design was to act as a sort of table to attach a camera to one side, and a monitor or table top tot he other. While it worked pretty good after a few little mods, it was still a fiddly.This item is designed for exactly my purpose. Adjustments are very easy, and it seem pretty stable. Only time will tell if it holds up to any sort of abuse, but I feel it will. I like that this is capable of extending and retracting reach. The parts are all very smooth, and very easy to snug everything down so there's no movement.it comes with a few extras that I most likely won't be using, such as a phone holder and am adjustable swivel arm. The attachment points for the swivel arm will be a perfect place to attach a monitor, or microphone arm.Here's my only issue with this boom arm. On the head that attaches to the tripod, the main center screw that's the pivot point, the hole the screw goes through is slightly larger than the screw, so when you tighten everything down there's a small shift. It's not a huge issue, but if for some reason that decides to shift while filming...well...there could potentially be a big issue. I'm still happy enough with it to keep it and continue using it.Overall, its a great unit, and you shouldn't be worried about purchasing it.

I absolutely love this tripod arm. It has a nice weight to it and holds my equipment pretty well. The arm works nicely with the tripod i already have which is a total plus. Not to mention. I have had this item for months. It's great for filming content and taking pictures. I alos love the fact that the arm can extend and lock in place.

Very helpful with my tripod to mount my Artograph projector so I can project images down on to my table. I also mount a monopod to my tripod then the extension for more vertical reach.

The item operates nicely, very light weight yet strong, also it looks great.

This tripod mount arm has a good build quality. It was however not clear that the arm has a fixed mounting point to the tripod and the front arm and back arms are independently extendable. This makes the front arm length to be only 6.0 - 20.5 inches, and the back 12.5 - 20.5 inches.With this limitation, you'd have to keep the tripod very close to where it's needed. I've kept it beside or behind the piano bench for remote piano lessons, and this gets in the way.It would be great to offer extension rods as part of the product or for Amazon to have suggested product recommendations of extension poles to add to the order.

First, you must use a counter balance. Our studio uses ankle weights wrapped directly to the arm. Not having the weight hanging frees up the space underneath and keeps anything from bumping it. Since it pivots in the middle you can only extend 16 inches camera side and 16 inches counterbalance side, so understand you don't get 30 inches of reach. We use it connected to a geared head with both tripods and table clamps. Works great with both. This is definitely a piece of photography equipment and I would not suggest its use as a video swingarm. Best uses would be tabletop photography and food. Since both pivots are marked it makes repeating shots super easy.

This seems to be extremely well-built. It is all metal and surprisingly sturdy. It looks like it will last a long time and function very well. It is a decent length while still being reasonably compact and lightweight.