Designed for re-photographing and copying prints, documents, flat art, and other objects, the 36" Pro-Duty Copy Stand from Smith-Victor features a matte 18% neutral gray 17.6 x 17.6" baseboard that is used for photographing items up to 11 x 14" in size. The 36"-tall extruded anodized aluminum alloy column has been designed to limit vibrations and it features scaled index marks for consistency in height placement. The carriage to hold the camera system has a 1/4"-20 tripod mount, is rated to hold camera and lens combinations up to 8 lb, and it incorporates a quick-slide, self-locking lever mechanism to alleviate the need for additional cranks or tightening knobs to securely adjust the shooting height.
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Key Features
- Used for Copying Objects up to 11 x 14"
- Baseboard: 17.6 x 17.6"
- Matte 18% Gray Baseboard
- Aluminum Alloy 36"-Tall Column
Designed for re-photographing and copying prints, documents, flat art, and other objects, the 36" Pro-Duty Copy Stand from Smith-Victor features a matte 18% neutral gray 17.6 x 17.6" baseboard that is used for photographing items up to 11 x 14" in size. The 36"-tall extruded anodized aluminum alloy column has been designed to limit vibrations and it features scaled index marks for consistency in height placement. The carriage to hold the camera system has a 1/4"-20 tripod mount, is rated to hold camera and lens combinations up to 8 lb, and it incorporates a quick-slide, self-locking lever mechanism to alleviate the need for additional cranks or tightening knobs to securely adjust the shooting height.
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Smith-Victor 402180 Overview
UPC: 037733010839
Smith-Victor 402180 Specs
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Smith-Victor 402180 Reviews
Non vertical mount
By Joseph
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2025-02-08
The plastic arm that you mount your camera isn’t vertical and bends inward about 10 degrees, has to mount a tripod head to the arm to compensate. Sent it back.
An Excellent Piece of Equipment
By John
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-11-09
This is an excellent stand for my purposes. It is easy to assemble, easily adjustable, and most importantly, strong and solid. The arm securely holds a Nikon D7000 with heavy reproduction lens. Grid lines on the base help align the document or photo you want to reproduce.
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Is there a counterweight or spring to prevent the ...
Is there a counterweight or spring to prevent the carriage from crashing down the the tension is released?
Yes, it is spring loaded. If you release the lock it does not fall.
Date published: 2021-03-20
Can I move this incrementally up & down?
Can I move this incrementally up & down?
Yes and it has a marking if you need to go back to the same position
Date published: 2021-02-23
Need to center the camera over (potentially ...
Need to center the camera over (potentially large) artwork... can it extend the camera horizontally?
No, it is not adjustable.
Date published: 2020-08-27
question
Is there an assembly manual?
No manual as such but there is a page of instructions and it is pretty straight forward.
Date published: 2018-08-27
