Extension Arms
Manfrotto 244 Variable Friction Magic Arm with Camera Bracket
Pearstone Articulating Arm and Mini Clamp Kit
Key Features
- 11" Articulating Arm
- 8.3" Usable Extension Range
- Single-Point Locking Mechanism
- Fits on Any Standard Shoe Mount
Pearstone 11" Articulating Arm
Key Features
- 8.3" Joint-to-Joint Length
- 11" Fully Extended Length
- Single-Point Locking Mechanism
- 1/4"-20 & Shoe Mounts
Impact 40" Extension Grip Arm (Silver)
Key Features
- Large T-Handle
- Universal 2.5" Grip Head
- 5/8" Diameter Bar
- Steel and Aluminum Construction
Impact 6" Extension Arm with Spigot for Super Clamp
Key Features
- Aluminum and Brass Construction
- 5/8" Receiver
- 1/4"-20 / 3/8"16 Threaded Spigot
Wimberley The Plamp II
Key Features
- Load Capacity: 8 oz
- 23" Articulating Loc-Line Arm
- Clamps to 0.9-1.4" Diameter Tripod Legs
- Max Thumbscrew Clip Jaw Opening of 1"
Impact Telescoping Tabletop Light Stand
Key Features
- Height: 12.6 to 22", 3 Sections
- Load Capacity: 22 lb
- 5/8" Stud with 3/8"-16 & 1/4"-20 Threads
- Max. Clamp Range: 2", Made of Aluminum
Manfrotto 244N Variable Friction Magic Arm
Impact Flex Arm Super Clamp Kit
Key Features
- Super Clamp
- Includes Flat Surface Wedge
- Standard Stud with 1/4"-20 Thread
- 21.65" Long Flex Arm
Westcott 8" Shorty Offset Extension Arm
Key Features
- Extends Light from Modifier for Tilting
- Great for Softboxes and Large Modifiers
- 5/8"Stud and Receiver, 10.2" Long
- Great for Offsetting Light to Hide Stand
Impact Baby Triple Header
Key Features
- Five Welded Steel Baby Pins
- 5/8" Receiver
- Chrome-Plated Steel Construction
- Multiple Mounting Options
Impact 40" Extension Grip Arm (Black)
Key Features
- Large T-Handle
- Universal 2.5" Grip Head
- 5/8" Diameter Bar
- Steel and Aluminum Construction
Pearstone 7.5" Articulating Arm
Key Features
- 4.2" Joint-to-Joint Length
- 7.5" Fully Extended Length
- Single-Point Locking Mechanism
- 1/4"-20 & Shoe Mounts
Impact 20" Pivot Arm with Super Clamp Kit
Key Features
- 1 x Pivot Arm (20")
- 1 x Super Clamp with Wedge and Stud
- Articulated Arm with 360° Rotation
- 2 x 5/8" Pins
Manfrotto Double Articulated Arm - 3 Sections With Camera Bracket
Impact Baby Double Header
Key Features
- Four Welded Steel Baby Pins
- 5/8" Receiver
- Chrome-Plated Steel Construction
- Multiple Mounting Options
Impact 20" Grip Arm with Big Handle (Silver)
Other Buying Options
Neewer Upgraded Super Clamp and 9.8" Magic Arm Kit
Key Features
- Finely Position a Light, Mic, or Camera
- 9.8" Articulating Magic Arm
- Mini Ball Heads with 360° Rotation
- Super Clamp
Matthews Infinity Arm
Key Features
- Super-Strength Modular Cine Arm
- 32 lb Capacity (15 lb Horizontally)
- Two 1/4"-20 & One 3/8"-16 Tip Included
- Nine Different Accessory Tips Supported
Matthews Mini Baby Double Header
Key Features
- 4 x 5/8" Pins w/ Anti-Twist Knurling
- 5/8" Receiver
- Chromed-Steel Construction
Impact 20" Grip Arm with Big Handle (Black Powdercoat)
Impact 20" Pivot Arm with Camera Platform Kit
Key Features
- Adjustable Tension Wheel
- Camera Platform for Lightweight Cameras
- Pivot Arm With 360 Degree Rotation
- Adjustable Tension Wheel
Manfrotto 244 Micro Friction Arm Kit
Key Features
- Length: 5.9"
- Two 3/8" Studs
- One 1/4"-20 Adapter
- One 3/8"-16 Anti-Rotation Adapter
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Choosing Extension Arms
Extension arms attach to C-stands, camera equipment, lighting, and other photography components. These arms can make complex setups much easier, with enhanced control and functionality.Â
When to Use An Extension Arm
With a C-stand extension arm, you can attach studio flags and other components to your C-stands when setting up lighting equipment. This gives you a higher degree of control as you bounce, block, and diffuse your light.
You can attach an extension arm to your tripod to help you shoot new angles that would otherwise be impossible or inconvenient. For example, you could use an extension arm to create an overhead shot of food or a product on a table. You can also use extension arms to mount external flashes, microphones, and much more.
Types of Extension Arms
There are various types of extension arms for different applications, including flex arms, magic arms, pivot arms, and more.
Flex Arms
Lightweight, plastic, and segmented, flex arms resemble spinal cords, and they're incredibly flexible. You can connect them to most lightweight components easily, without requiring you to adjust lamps.
Magic Arm
Magic arms are also very flexible, and can handle heavier equipment. They feature a metal ball socket on the end of each arm with a super clamp stud, allowing you to easily attach your components with a reliable locking mechanism.
Pivot Arm
Versatile enough to handle various photography tasks, pivot arms use a wheel-locking elbow mechanism that allows you to adjust the tension. This feature is helpful when you're attaching components of different weights and you need to make adjustments. Because of its folding action, a pivot arm is especially useful if you need to save space.
Friction Arm
Friction arms are similar to magic arms, but they allow for partial locking of cameras, lights, and other components. This partial locking mechanism allows you to track objects while filming and make adjustments on the fly.
Grip Arm
Ideal for use with C-stands, grip arms feature durable heads and knuckles that can help you mount various components such as lights and flags.
