The Epson ELPMB69 Portrait Adapter allows for easy portrait positioning of projectors weighing up to 44 lb when combined with Epson's ELPMB68 Ceiling Mount (sold separately). One end of the L-shaped arm attaches to the ceiling plate and the other to the projector interface at a 90° angle. Optionally, it can be mounted to a truss with the Epson ELPMB71 Truss Mount Adapter.

For Portrait Mounting Projectors    For Use with ELPMB68 Ceiling Mount    Weight Capacity of 44 lb    Mount to Truss with ELPMB71 Adapter

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Q: 1. The description mentions 1x Stand and Umbrella Case , but that's not in the images. Is it another stand that holds an umbrella (and if so, is the umbrella included?)

A: The Product Highlights and In the box list the what it comes with. And the last photo shows what it comes with.Kit Items2 x 4 Socket Fluorescent Fixture 2 x Light Stand, Black (6') 2 x 50 x 50 cm Softbox for Fluorescent Fixtures GENERAL BRAND - Stand & Umbrella Case 8 x Eiko - Spiral Fluorescent Lamp 40W/120V 5000K E26 Base

Q: 2. HelloIf I use the Mitros+ on the sony a7Rii as a controller/transmitter, what flash mode settings should I have on my a7rii? Should I set it to slow flash, fill flash or wireless ?

A: I expect that the flash will work with any flash setting on your Sony A7Rii. I have used it on my A7ii on camera in all of the flash modes and off camera in slow flash and high speed synch.It is absolutely a fantastic flash for the Sony A7s! I use mine with MagMod gear as well.

Q: 3. Can I use this holder with the Epson Expression 12000XL to get the edges of Polaroid type 55 Negatives that im scanning?

A: Sorry, that scanner is not compatible with the Epson Fluid Mount. These are: Perfection V700 Photo, Perfection V750 Pro, Perfection V800 Photo, and Perfection V850 Pro.

Q: 4. Is anyone familiar with the older Epson 4490 model scanner? Do you think this mount could work with that?

A: The scanner this was made for has mounting holes to secure and line it to the bed, if the holes line up it may work, focus may be a problem, good luck!

Q: 5. Is the glass anti Newton?

A: No it is not

Q: 6. Are these remote flash units, or continuous lighting?

A: These are continuous light

Q: 7. Details state that it's for v700/750/800/850 is that just because the v600 is older, so they just left it off of the list, or will this actually not fit on a v600?

A: I do not know. But, be advised: I purchased the fluid mount about a year ago but have not used it for two reasons. (1) The scanner seems to do a good job without it, and (2) I was never able to find a suitable mounting fluid. B&H does not sell a suitable fluid (that I could find), and the instructions that came with the fluid mount don't really have any recommendations either.

Q: 8. can i mount a reflector on that socket?

A: Yes. The light has a hole through it, with a screw. You slip the reflector, which has a skinny steel rod, through the hole in the light.

Q: 9. How many 35mm 6-frame strips can it hold at once ? Does the batch-scanning function work for 18 negatives or 3 strips at once, or do I have to scan each frame individually ?

A: I contacted Epson concerning your inquiry. According to Epson, when you are using fluid with the fluid mount, it requires the removal of every air bubble. This task becomes more difficult when more film is placed on the glass. Using 35mm film is not ideal as it can have a natural curl. While you may get one film strip to lay flat it will get more difficult as you add more strips. If the film is flat, you could get up to 3 strips; however, it is not recommended. When using the Fluid mount, each frame has to be manually marqueed (you have to manually select the scan area for each." As such, to summarize, it is possible, but is not ideal or recommended to scan more than one 35mm film strip at a time, and batch processing is not possible.

Q: 10. Does anyone know if the sockets are ceramic, as opposed to plastic?

A: The inner portion of the socket is ceramic while the outer portion is plastic.