Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp
A popular accessory for macro shooting, the Wimberly PP100 Plamp is an easily positionable arm used to hold macro subjects and other useful objects. One end clamps to your tripod, while the clip grasps the object.
The Plamp holds a reflector or gobo in just the right spot to get that burst of light or shadow that changes a shot from okay to extraordinary. Get that annoying branch out of the shot without disturbing anything else. Position the gooseneck arm and a grey card to shade your lens or take a light reading. Or, hold a flower steady so that the shutter speed can be slow enough to get the aperture you'll need for extreme depth of field at macro distances.
- Holds reflectors, graduated filters & lens shades
- Stabilizes those annoyingly windblown subjects
- Adjusts subject's position or angle
- Moves background objects and obstructing foliage
| Length | 22" (55.9cm) fully extended |
| Weight | 0.31 lb (140 g) |
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviews(based on 103 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
98%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Easy to use (36)
- Durable (32)
- Attach securely (28)
- Attaches firmly (19)
- Lightweight (19)
Cons
- Weak (5)
- Heavy / bulky (3)
Best Uses
- Macro photography (23)
- Outdoors (22)
- Macro (19)
- General purpose (17)
- Indoors (14)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Semi-pro photographer (28), Photo enthusiast (27), Enthusiast (17), Experienced (13), Pro photographer (3)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (57)
Most Liked Positive Review
I plan to buy at least one more
I bought this item to use with a new macro lens and it did not disappoint. It attaches easily to tripod legs, table tops and any other relatively narrow surface. Within it's obvious weight...Read complete review
I bought this item to use with a new macro lens and it did not disappoint. It attaches easily to tripod legs, table tops and any other relatively narrow surface. Within it's obvious weight limits, objects supported are held firmly in place to allow precise focus and framing to take your shot as you want without it sagging or drooping.
The only minor criticism I have had so far is that one of the elements of the smaller clamp is white which intruded into the background of my framing of a flower. I was able to address it and I guess that if the background had been white I would be writing this about the black element. So the obvious solution is to be aware of the plamp and frame accordingly.
I have used it to hold flowers to stop them swaying in the breeze as well as to hold reflectors etc. It is now an essential part of my nature and table-top photography kit.
VS
Most Liked Negative Review
There are better alternatives
This product is well made and does the job. To me the biggest issue is the small clamp is not very strong. It is this way by design so that when it is holding ...Read complete review
This product is well made and does the job. To me the biggest issue is the small clamp is not very strong. It is this way by design so that when it is holding a plant stem it will not crush it. However it also means the clamp is not very strong when it comes to holding other things like reflectors.
I also have the McClamp and I believe they are a superior solution. Their smaller clamp is much strong for holding things like reflectors. For holding plant stems they have two pieces of neopreme inside the clamp that holds very well with no damage. The McClamp also comes with a soft zip case making it easier to pack and carry.
REVIEWS
Reviewed by 103 customers
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Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Large Range of Motion
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I was pleased that the Plamp fits securely to the leg of my 3000 series Gitzo tripod. I ordered a McClamp as well. I find that the McClamp is a bit sturdier and capable of holding items of greater weight than the Plamp. But, the Plamp does the job and I like having the extension for additional reach.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Home
- Landscape/Scenery
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I bought this hoping it would help with my wildflower shots this year and it exceeded my expectations. I find it useful for holding plants steady in the wind, but I also use it a lot for holding a diffuser over plants to block harsh light. I'm impressed with the strength of the clamp. It really is like having a third hand.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Close Up Photography
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
The Plamp is all that it claims to be and more. Extremely versatile. Amazingly strong. If you do macro and close up photography this is super handy for holding reflectors and diffusers as well as for holding objects in place or holding distractions out of the way.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Home
- Night Shots
- Wildlife
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
The Plamp is great to steady plant limbs, enabling macro photography of blooms, foliage, and critters. The small clamp does not crush most stems.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I love this product. Very versatile and does what it's designed to do. Can also be used to hold cards, screens, any light object as needed for various uses. Simple, easy to use.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
Cons
Best Uses
- Landscape/Scenery
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I have two of these - one with the 12 inch extension. They are great for holding reflectors/deflectors, steadying plant life, or keeping objects out of the shot.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
- Could Be Longer
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I just got back from a macro workshop in Santa Fe and I used my new plamp all day for three days. I used it to hold flowers, bugs, shells, lights and paper. Very, very handy to have if you are doing macro. So glad I bought it before the workshop! Now I know how to use it.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
These plambs are firm enough to support a reflector, flash, or diffuser but can also be used to steady a floral stem on a breezy day. If they stand the test of time then they'll be the perfect accessory.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Inanimate Flowers Etc
- Macro Photography
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Very sturdy with ample movements. Get the extension arm!!! A lot better than it looks.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Recommended:
- Plastic grey card, Reflectors
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
The plamp features a nice sturdy clamp on one end and a weaker clamp on the other end. The idea is you anchor the device using the heavy-duty clamp on, for example a nearby branch or your tripod. The articulating body is stiff and keeps it's shape under a good load. The other end has a weaker clamp designed to hold a leaf, branch, reflector card, etc, steady without hurting it.
I don't have a cordless flash, so I haven't tried using it to hold a flash (the cord would pull it out of the jaws for sure), but I imagine it would hold a smaller flash without much problem. It also is supposed to be adjustable by popping a length of articulation points out, but I haven't attempted to take it apart and test this feature yet. It coils up and fits into my bag well. If I have any complaint, it's that the smaller clamp could be a hair nicer. It feels a little flimsy. I think it will be fine for most applications, but if it were a little stronger, it could easily hold a flash. That said, I think it's just a matter of removing a single nut and putting a new clamp from the hardware store on it to upgrade.
I'm excited for Spring now, when I will be able to use this to help with my insect photography.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
Cons
Best Uses
- MacroMicro Photography
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
A simple item with many uses. Own several. A little expensive though! Used to hold item's steady for macro/micro photography. I also use them to hold deflectors, & defuser's, and to block bright sunlight. (I cut small peices of thin corkboard to match clamp jaws for a little extra holding power. Use caution on amount of weight on the end of it!?) They make an additional extenion arm peice that can come in handy too; and IS inexpensive.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Large Range of Motion
Cons
- Weak Clamp
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
This grip is nice and strong, except the small white clip on the other end, sometime having hard time to hold even a small piece 12"x12" reflector.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Home
- Landscape/Scenery
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I've had the Plamp a week. I've used it to stabilize a hibiscus plant for a 2 hour sequence of shots showing a bloom opening. I've used it to hold a 4' diameter reflector while taking a still of vegetables in a random breeze. It coils up and fits in a sandwich size Ziploc bag. It attaches to my tripod as easily as it attaches to the struts in the umbrella over our deck table. The "other" end is a gentle clamp, strong enough to hang on to the reflector & light enough to not damage a plant. It's handy.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Wildlife
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Excellent to hold still leafs, branch or flowers stem to your tripod for macro photograph.
I use it some times to hold a lite panel to reflect light or to hold a screen panel over my subject.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong large clamp
Cons
- Weak small clamp
Best Uses
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
A must have accessory for macro and close-up photography. The large clamp attaches with a solid grip to a tripod or other mounting device. The small clamp works well for objects heavier than a reflecting sheet but can be remedied with a bit of moleskin. Excellent value and invaluable tool. I highly recommend with slight reservation of the grip of the small clamp.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Great product for Macro Photography. It has a very sturdy clip on one end to attach anywhere on your tripod. The other end has a clip that is just light enough to hold the plants without damaging them. It also is very handy to hold a reflector. You can separate the joints to adjust the length, but I have a hard time getting them apart.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
- Unstable
Best Uses
- Small objects
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
This is a great product that I actually bought for a different purpose than intended so I cannot be to mad at the result. I bought this to attach an bike iphone holder to it so that I could have my iphone in front of me while in the hot tub. The arm is not rigid (tight) enough to hold the weight at full length so I had to take out half the links and it worked just fine.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Must have, I wish small clamp has any kind of padding, easily fixable.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Landscape/Scenery
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Great for steadying flowers on windy days and holding reflectors or diffusers. Clamps securely onto the tripod leg or what ever else is handy.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I use this for Macro photography, I use it for holding my diffuser or to hold the subject.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
by PowerReviews(based on 103 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
98%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Easy to use (36)
- Durable (32)
- Attach securely (28)
- Attaches firmly (19)
- Lightweight (19)
Cons
- Weak (5)
- Heavy / bulky (3)
Best Uses
- Macro photography (23)
- Outdoors (22)
- Macro (19)
- General purpose (17)
- Indoors (14)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Semi-pro photographer (28), Photo enthusiast (27), Enthusiast (17), Experienced (13), Pro photographer (3)
- Was this a gift?:
- No (57)
Most Liked Positive Review
I plan to buy at least one more
I bought this item to use with a new macro lens and it did not disappoint. It attaches easily to tripod legs, table tops and any other relatively narrow surface. Within it's obvious weight...Read complete review
I bought this item to use with a new macro lens and it did not disappoint. It attaches easily to tripod legs, table tops and any other relatively narrow surface. Within it's obvious weight limits, objects supported are held firmly in place to allow precise focus and framing to take your shot as you want without it sagging or drooping.
The only minor criticism I have had so far is that one of the elements of the smaller clamp is white which intruded into the background of my framing of a flower. I was able to address it and I guess that if the background had been white I would be writing this about the black element. So the obvious solution is to be aware of the plamp and frame accordingly.
I have used it to hold flowers to stop them swaying in the breeze as well as to hold reflectors etc. It is now an essential part of my nature and table-top photography kit.
VS
Most Liked Negative Review
There are better alternatives
This product is well made and does the job. To me the biggest issue is the small clamp is not very strong. It is this way by design so that when it is holding ...Read complete review
This product is well made and does the job. To me the biggest issue is the small clamp is not very strong. It is this way by design so that when it is holding a plant stem it will not crush it. However it also means the clamp is not very strong when it comes to holding other things like reflectors.
I also have the McClamp and I believe they are a superior solution. Their smaller clamp is much strong for holding things like reflectors. For holding plant stems they have two pieces of neopreme inside the clamp that holds very well with no damage. The McClamp also comes with a soft zip case making it easier to pack and carry.
REVIEWS
Reviewed by 103 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-20
Previous | Next »
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Large Range of Motion
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I was pleased that the Plamp fits securely to the leg of my 3000 series Gitzo tripod. I ordered a McClamp as well. I find that the McClamp is a bit sturdier and capable of holding items of greater weight than the Plamp. But, the Plamp does the job and I like having the extension for additional reach.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Home
- Landscape/Scenery
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I bought this hoping it would help with my wildflower shots this year and it exceeded my expectations. I find it useful for holding plants steady in the wind, but I also use it a lot for holding a diffuser over plants to block harsh light. I'm impressed with the strength of the clamp. It really is like having a third hand.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Close Up Photography
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
The Plamp is all that it claims to be and more. Extremely versatile. Amazingly strong. If you do macro and close up photography this is super handy for holding reflectors and diffusers as well as for holding objects in place or holding distractions out of the way.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Home
- Night Shots
- Wildlife
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
The Plamp is great to steady plant limbs, enabling macro photography of blooms, foliage, and critters. The small clamp does not crush most stems.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I love this product. Very versatile and does what it's designed to do. Can also be used to hold cards, screens, any light object as needed for various uses. Simple, easy to use.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
Cons
Best Uses
- Landscape/Scenery
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I have two of these - one with the 12 inch extension. They are great for holding reflectors/deflectors, steadying plant life, or keeping objects out of the shot.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
- Could Be Longer
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I just got back from a macro workshop in Santa Fe and I used my new plamp all day for three days. I used it to hold flowers, bugs, shells, lights and paper. Very, very handy to have if you are doing macro. So glad I bought it before the workshop! Now I know how to use it.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
These plambs are firm enough to support a reflector, flash, or diffuser but can also be used to steady a floral stem on a breezy day. If they stand the test of time then they'll be the perfect accessory.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Inanimate Flowers Etc
- Macro Photography
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Very sturdy with ample movements. Get the extension arm!!! A lot better than it looks.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Recommended:
- Plastic grey card, Reflectors
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
The plamp features a nice sturdy clamp on one end and a weaker clamp on the other end. The idea is you anchor the device using the heavy-duty clamp on, for example a nearby branch or your tripod. The articulating body is stiff and keeps it's shape under a good load. The other end has a weaker clamp designed to hold a leaf, branch, reflector card, etc, steady without hurting it.
I don't have a cordless flash, so I haven't tried using it to hold a flash (the cord would pull it out of the jaws for sure), but I imagine it would hold a smaller flash without much problem. It also is supposed to be adjustable by popping a length of articulation points out, but I haven't attempted to take it apart and test this feature yet. It coils up and fits into my bag well. If I have any complaint, it's that the smaller clamp could be a hair nicer. It feels a little flimsy. I think it will be fine for most applications, but if it were a little stronger, it could easily hold a flash. That said, I think it's just a matter of removing a single nut and putting a new clamp from the hardware store on it to upgrade.
I'm excited for Spring now, when I will be able to use this to help with my insect photography.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
Cons
Best Uses
- MacroMicro Photography
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
A simple item with many uses. Own several. A little expensive though! Used to hold item's steady for macro/micro photography. I also use them to hold deflectors, & defuser's, and to block bright sunlight. (I cut small peices of thin corkboard to match clamp jaws for a little extra holding power. Use caution on amount of weight on the end of it!?) They make an additional extenion arm peice that can come in handy too; and IS inexpensive.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Large Range of Motion
Cons
- Weak Clamp
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
This grip is nice and strong, except the small white clip on the other end, sometime having hard time to hold even a small piece 12"x12" reflector.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Home
- Landscape/Scenery
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I've had the Plamp a week. I've used it to stabilize a hibiscus plant for a 2 hour sequence of shots showing a bloom opening. I've used it to hold a 4' diameter reflector while taking a still of vegetables in a random breeze. It coils up and fits in a sandwich size Ziploc bag. It attaches to my tripod as easily as it attaches to the struts in the umbrella over our deck table. The "other" end is a gentle clamp, strong enough to hang on to the reflector & light enough to not damage a plant. It's handy.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Wildlife
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Excellent to hold still leafs, branch or flowers stem to your tripod for macro photograph.
I use it some times to hold a lite panel to reflect light or to hold a screen panel over my subject.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong large clamp
Cons
- Weak small clamp
Best Uses
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
A must have accessory for macro and close-up photography. The large clamp attaches with a solid grip to a tripod or other mounting device. The small clamp works well for objects heavier than a reflecting sheet but can be remedied with a bit of moleskin. Excellent value and invaluable tool. I highly recommend with slight reservation of the grip of the small clamp.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Great product for Macro Photography. It has a very sturdy clip on one end to attach anywhere on your tripod. The other end has a clip that is just light enough to hold the plants without damaging them. It also is very handy to hold a reflector. You can separate the joints to adjust the length, but I have a hard time getting them apart.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
- Unstable
Best Uses
- Small objects
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
This is a great product that I actually bought for a different purpose than intended so I cannot be to mad at the result. I bought this to attach an bike iphone holder to it so that I could have my iphone in front of me while in the hot tub. The arm is not rigid (tight) enough to hold the weight at full length so I had to take out half the links and it worked just fine.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Must have, I wish small clamp has any kind of padding, easily fixable.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Landscape/Scenery
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
Great for steadying flowers on windy days and holding reflectors or diffusers. Clamps securely onto the tripod leg or what ever else is handy.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Attaches Firmly
- Good Stability
- Large Range of Motion
- Strong Clamp
Cons
Best Uses
- Macro
Comments about Wimberley Plamp Articulating Arm & Clamp:
I use this for Macro photography, I use it for holding my diffuser or to hold the subject.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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