This Extendable Reflector Holder and Light Stand from Neewer helps you in the studio or on location to better control the light on your subject and keep your hands free while shooting. The reflector holder has an extendable range from 27.9 to 47.2", making it compatible with a wide range of reflector sizes and shapes that can be easily inserted and removed thanks to its spring clips. The arm's ball head design with 360º rotation also helps it to adapt to many different positions to fit your needs. The stand has a height range of 2.6 to 6.6', and a folded length of 2.2'. Its 1/4"-20 mounting screw and locking knobs let you attach and position the reflector holder securely.

Adjustable Arm Range: 27.9 to 47.2"    Height Range: 2.6 to 6.6'    Ball Head Design    Spring Clips

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Looking for a travel solution. Will theses stands be good for boom and shotgun / aputure 60d w/ soft mix mini ii?

A: The Matthews MERF Mini Extendable Reverse Stand would work well for holding an Aputure 60d light; it might work as a boom for a very lightweight mic, but putting weight on the legs would be a good idea.

Q: 2. Is there any type of counter weight made to help balance this?

A: Just buy some simple sand bags to hold the legs of the stand down. Simple sand bags are what the industry uses for this purpose.

Q: 3. Is a sandbag still needed when using this ?

A: It is good practice to use a sandbag on any light stand for added safety, even with the Matthews MERF Mini Extendable Reverse Stand.

Q: 4. I just bought the Multiboom Light Stand and Reflector Holder, and it won't open. The legs at the base won't spread apart. I've fiddled with a lot of the knobs, but without further instructions I'm at a loss. Is there something I'm missing or did I get a defunct item?

A: There is a way but I can not describe, you need to play with it without applying much force. Change the connection point to central pole first then try legs.

Q: 5. Simple question not given in specs: How long is the boom arm?

A: The total length of the boom arm is 51 1/2 inches.It is kind of odd that this info is not in the specs. Good question.

Q: 6. Hi, is blue base part plastic or aluminum? Do it have any plastic parts that carry weights?

A: The Neewer T222 Extendable Camera Monopod with Stand Base is made of plastic and metal.

Q: 7. What is the actual footprint (circumfrence). of this light stand???

A: Footprint Radius 20 (leg support arms extended to be parallel to floor)) 35 from leg tip to leg tip

Q: 8. How wide Is the base measuring from floor at the center column to the edge of the leg?

A: 21".

Q: 9. What is the difference between this Matthews MERF Mini Extendable Reverse Stand and the Matthews Reverse Stand? The photos show this one with the legs flat on the the ground. The photos for the regular Reverse Stand show legs that lift the support post off the ground. Is that the key difference?

A: This one you can put in your carry on luggage if you dont like checking your equipment.

Q: 10. The bottom collar on this lightstand has broken. I purchased a Porta Stand PS-3 collar to replace it but it's 1/8 too small in diameter for both the lower and upper leg sections. Are there any replacement parts available?

A: To obtain the replacement part you need, it would be best to contact Impact directly for assistance. The following link would be to their contact information: http://bit.ly/1g7INv4