WimberleyPlamp II PP-200

I had tried to save money by buying a cheaper product elsewhere. It was a mistake because the clamp was not substantial. I replaced it with another but it was very heavy and, although it was good for supporting heavier objects, it was not particularly gentle.This one is perfect; particularly for supporting plants when photographing them in breezy conditions. The clamp at one end is strong enough to clamp to an object such as a tripod leg or a branch while the one at the other end is gentle enough to hold delicate objects without damaging them yet powerful enough to support something like a small light. It is well made. I also bought one that can be placed in the ground with an integral spike. I would strongly recommend this clamp to photographers.

Although it's quite expensive for what it is - quite a common trait with photography equipment - it's very sturdy, grips very tightly and accommodates tubes, strips, sheets and cables equally well. A good buy.

Very impressed with this item. Used it straight away on macro flower photography. Easy set up and able to get a very steady subject in the wind. Showed my wife and she now wants one for her crafting to hold a light, card or instructions. Looks like another order will be made. I have looked at other similar devices but none I found gave the range of flexability or grip options that the Plamp does..

The clamp is easy to fix to a table and the other end holds a delicate plant stem without damaging/crushing it.It is easy to set the pressure because of the set screw. The clamp also has a notch for holding a reflex screen (it will grip the screen's steel band rim to hold it) but I haven't used it like that. But it is easy enough to let it hold a letter sized board used as a reflex screen, not using its reflex screen notch.

Well made and more flexible than some cheaper alternatives. Quite expensive, but works very well.

Just what I needed

I love these things. Had two but lost one. Wish I’d not. Essential for outdoor flower photography.

Clearly superior to lower priced similar items. Very strong strong and can hold very delicate objects such as flower stems. It does the job

For articulated plastic arms I think they are a bit pricey. That is too bad because if they were sold with a price discount for the more you buy I would buy a few more.For macrophotography I need to have lights hitting surfaces with different intensities and different angles. I need filtered lights, bright lights, diffuse lighting, crinkled aluminum foil reflectors, etc. These arms are sturdy, flexible, and long enough to do the job. So far they stay where I put them. I say "so far" because I don't know how much twisting and bending they will take before they start to flop. Maybe they won't, they are just holding very small weights.Right now they are my go-to holders for reflectors. I do like the clamps at the reflector holding end. They screw tight, and can be nice and tight so a filter or reflector doesn't shift with the foam rubber jaws. The other end is just a spring clamp. I have already had a problem with them shifting a little when I move the arm. But they are versatile and easy to move from one area to another. The other possibility is that I somehow incorporate a "C" clamp to replace the spring clamp. That would be able to really tighten down on the edge of a table of vertical post.I would recommend them, especially if time is money for you.

Este accesorio es imprescindible para fotografía gastronómica y de producto.Con él sostengo los espejos para iluminar detalles.

Pour la macro et proxi photo.

Robusto,stabile,utilissimo.

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