Mount and adjust a monitor, fill light, or microphone with this Ulanzi R102 Double Ball Head Magic Arm 1/4"-20 Screwsfrom Ulanzi. With a total length of 3.5", this magic arm features two ball heads capable of tilting 180° and rotating 360°. Each ball head has a 1/4"-20 screw to attach compatible accessories of your choice and mount the arm onto your camera cage. A total load capacity of 2.2 lb supports a wide variety of accessories like an external monitor or shotgun microphone.

3.5" Magic Arm    Dual Ball Heads Tilt 180°    Two 1/4"-20 Screws    2.2 lb Load Capacity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it turtle base or sliding leg?

A: Neither, this is a spring loaded base stand. The sliding leg is PN: B756020 and the C+ Turtle Base is PN: B756120.

Q: 2. Is the cold shoe standard sized? Can i attach a regular LED light or DSLR mic in it?

A: Yes, it is a standard cold shoe size. It may be a bit shorter than ones you'd find on a camera, but the width is the same and works very well.

Q: 3. Is there anything that can mount in the front of the handle if you remove the plug?

A: The SmallRig Top Handle with Rubber Grip has 1/4 20 screw connections and a shoe mount on the front of the handle that would allow you to mount gear.

Q: 4. Can the ballhead be removed? And if so, is there a threaded connection point? What size thread?

A: The head is not removeable on the Ulanzi MT-16 Extendable Tripod with Ball Head.

Q: 5. Can I place my Aputure 120D ii on it with the light dome?

A: The combined weight of the Aputure Light Storm LS C120D II LED Light and the Aputure Light Dome II (34.8") is 10.44 lbs (4.7 kg). The Matthews 20" Double Riser C-Stand has a maximum load capacity of 22 lbs, so yes, the light fixture and light dome may be supported by the Matthews 20" Double Riser C-Stand. The Matthews Hollywood Gobo Arm - 20" is not a boom arm, and Matthews does not list a maximum load capacity for the grip arm. You may purchase the Kupo Baby 5/8" Grip Arm Pin, B&H # KUKG002212, to use the Aputure Light Storm LS C120D II LED Light on the gobo arm, but it may not support the weight of both the LS C120D II and the Light Dome II together.

Q: 6. This ball head looks like it can go easily in landscape position, what about portrait position?

A: Basic answer is that I could discard all my other tripods and keep this one. It's THAT good in any position even with a heavy camera and I use D4s and D3s bodies. Camera position is very fast and simple in every dimension.

Q: 7. Is the ball head removeable?

A: No, the ballhead is not removable on the Ulanzi MT-42 2-in-1 Selfie Stick and Mini Tripod with Ball Head.

Q: 8. Can lever clamps from Really Right Stuff be used with this head?

A: Yes, the Novoflex Magic Ball 50 with Socket Head accepts the Really Right Stuff B2-LR-II Lever-Release Clamp (60mm). You will need this bushing adapter to connect one to the other though. https://bit.ly/487EyPx

Q: 9. For real though, what is the ball size? 2 conflicting answers in the other question.

A: Information quoted directly from the Ulanzi, the maker of the Falcam products, states the ball size on the Falcam F22 Dual-Head Quick Release Magic Arm Kit is 20mm.

Q: 10. Does this convert to a Monopod? Can it handle Nikkor D750 with 200_500 lens?

A: I don't think it will convert to a monopod.A long lens could work on a 200 to 500 depending on where the mount bracket is. I have a Tokina 150- 500 that I use on a monopod most of the time for sports action it has the mount in the middle and is well balanced