NEEWER 6.5 Inch Wall Ceiling Mount Baby Pin 5/8" Stud with 360° Swivel Ball Head & 10 Screws, Photography Photo Studio Wall Mount for Ring Light,Video Light,Strobe Flash, Max Load 22lb/10kg, ST-WM2

Hay una información que no encontré en ninguna parte, a si que solo me quedó comprar, cerrar los ojos y esperar a que mis movimientos fuera certeros. Dejo la información aquí por si alguien lo necesita:El agujero del Pin es para un adaptador de 1/4. Este accesorio lo compré para utilizarlo con micrófonos de batería, en específico over head y así eliminar las patas de mis atriles. Dejo fotos del adaptador que compré y que calzó perfectamente con la parte superior de mi atril boom de micrófono.Tuve éxito!

You can put lights in tight corners now, I couldn't upload the video for some reason

Great piece of gear pleasantly surprised :)

Install these on my ceiling to hold a light. Really strong metal. Does not feel cheap. Great quality for the price.

I got this to put up in my garage on the ceiling. It's good for when I'm shooting a video or something, because one of my mono-lights has a focusable spot, and using this I can swivel it around and point the mono where ever I need it and I just zoom it in and out depending on the situation.This would also be good for smaller studios where you don't have room for a lot of light stands or, heaven forbid, C stands cluttering up the joint. A few C stands on rollers can take up a lot of space quickly. If you have specific spots where you normally have a light set up, these can be mounted and save you a TON of floor space.These are like, 100% metal, btw. The only plastic I could find here was in the packaging materials. I would say unless you routinely toss it off the roof or drive over it with your truck, these are made well enough they should last a lifetime. They even include 2 different kinds of mounting methods depending on if you have a cement wall or studs and drywall. Note that because it's not big enough to span 2 wall studs that you'll have to put 2 of the screws in a stud and 2 will have to use drywall anchors or something. Of course you could always just screw it to a piece of plywood and screw THAT to 2 different studs.However you mount it, make sure it's secure...falling mono lights can get expensive. In more ways than one. Neewer, as usual, has put out a solid product at a decent price. And, as usual, it's always a pleasure to review something from them. 5 stars.

I'm using this to mount a video light and a softbox onto my wall for Youtube videos. No need to clutter my office with stands! Neewer is a good brand and I have a few of their products. This is made of good material and very sturdy. I love that it comes with a swivel. This makes things so much easier to maneuver and get into place. Thank you Neewer for making a great product for a great price!

I needed a permanent pigeon plate for a ground mounted light and this does the trick nicely. Its actually really well made and not what I expect from Neewer. I am pleasantly surprsed.

The media could not be loaded. Likes:-Big and able to handle significant weight.-Tight. When the ball is locked in place, it stays there.-The plate is large and has two sets of holes for the different mounting options.-I've attached mine to the floor joist above a staging area for photography and video. Works well.Dislikes:-Not much. Only the screws didn't live up to the mount.-Price is a little high.I have a lightweight video light attached now, but I have no doubt that any of my larger lights could be easily handled by the Neewer mount. Recommended.