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Neewer ST-GM06 Light Stand Mount Adapter with Mini Ball Head

BH #NE66601648 • MFR #66601648
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Neewer ST-GM06 Light Stand Mount Adapter with Mini Ball Head
Key Features
  • Compatible with 5/8" Stud Light Stands
  • 1/4"-20/Shoe Mount Reversible Platform
  • 360° Rotation and 90° Tilt
  • 22 lb Load Capacity
From Neewer, the ST-GM06 Light Stand Mount Adapter with Mini Ball Head features a reversible mounting platform on the ball head, with a 1/4"-20 mounting screw on one side and shoe mount on the other. The light stand adapter secures to stands with a 5/8" stud, while the reversible platform lets you mount various accessories as your needs require. The ball head offers 360° rotation and 90° tilt adjustment. The load capacity is 22 lb.
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Neewer 66601648 Overview

From Neewer, the ST-GM06 Light Stand Mount Adapter with Mini Ball Head features a reversible mounting platform on the ball head, with a 1/4"-20 mounting screw on one side and shoe mount on the other. The light stand adapter secures to stands with a 5/8" stud, while the reversible platform lets you mount various accessories as your needs require. The ball head offers 360° rotation and 90° tilt adjustment. The load capacity is 22 lb.

Neewer 66601648 Specs

Key Specs
Mounting
Light Mount: Ball Head with Built-In 1/4"-20 Male Screw
Load Capacity
22 lb / 10 kg
Color
Black
Adjustments
Pan: 360°
Tilt: 90°
Mounting
Mounting
Light Mount: Ball Head with 1x Built-In 1/4"-20 Male Screw
Included Rods
Yes
General
Materials
Aluminum
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.415 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
5.2 x 2.9 x 1.6"

Neewer 66601648 Reviews

Great, except not for Godox Sony flashes

By Jimmy
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2024-12-26

Balhead is very secure, Baby pin is good to. But I broke the locking mechanism of my Godox Sony flash when locking it in. You see those flashes now uses a twist to lock mechanism. And it happens that the hotshoe of the Sony camera is thinner than the one on this Newer adapter. So when I firmly twisted to lock, it BROKE the flash locking mechanism. I was then left with a flash that my camera would not be able to trigger 9/10 shots as the connection was not good anymore. I had to replace the shoe of my flash to have it work well again. Not great when that happens during a shoot. Fortunately I had a backup flash with me. A good alternative is to pair this with the Kupo KG006711 Universal Hot Shoe Adapter. Granted it's a bit expensive. But it's got nothing to do with those cheap versions that are hard to get really secured. This one is super easy to get to grip very firmly.

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