The black-finished, 8.2' Photoflex Lightweight Black LiteStand is designed to support small light fixtures with small umbrellas, or softboxes attached. It has four sections and three risers. This makes for a stands that folds down well for location use.
- Four Sections
Photoflex LiteStand Small Overview
Photoflex LiteStand Small Specs
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| Accepts Second Riser | |
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| Detachable Base | |
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| Interlocking Design |
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Photoflex LiteStand Small Reviews
Fast, effective stand
I have had a couple of these for several years, holding speedlights, monolights, LED panels, etc. I've had no complaints with them at all. They've held up well to moderate use, even when tossed in an overstuffed bag or just loosely into my car. Something I really like about them is the 'spider' that holds the tops of the legs is a bit loose so when I need to set it up and loosen the thumbscrew, they slide easily making setup faster than stands that are tight and need to be pushed to open. Almost as fast as a Cheetah stand, but not wobbly feeling when tightened.
Good useful stands
I used the stands for experimental purposes, and the stands have been doing great so far. I ordered around 30 by now, and am considering buying more. They are light, easy to fold/unfold and use. They also look professional.
