This 19" Friction Magic Arm with Quick Release Plate from Neewer combines the usual versatility of a magic arm with additional features for further convenience and utility. The maximum load of 11 lb at 90° means you can trust your equipment will be supported, due in part to the nonslip geared joint. A stud on one of the ball heads make it easy to attach the arm to a wide array of stands and grip equipment, and also features a 3/8"-16 threaded hole.

11 lb Load Capacity    Quick Release Plate with Safety Lock    Two 360° Ball Heads with Locking Knobs    Nonslip Gear Joints    Additional Accessory Mounting Points    Mounting Stud with Threaded Hole

Three points of articulation, courtesy of the nonslip gear joint and two 360° ball heads on either end make it easy to find the perfect positioning. Once in place, you can fine-tune your setup even further thanks to the panning base with a separate panoramic locking knob and 360° markings.

The main joint of the magic arm features additional accessory mounting points, including two 3/8"-16 and four 1/4"-20 threaded holes. These can be used to attach accessories to the arm, or to mount the arm to a tripod head or another piece of equipment.

The Arca-type compatible quick release plate features a 1/4"-20 screw for wide compatibility, as well as a nonslip rubber pad and a safety lock for security.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this REALLY hold 6.6 lbs. if it is extended all the way out horizontally 20" with the weight at the end?

A: Yes the load capacity would be based on the full extension of the arm, so it is capable of holding up to 6.6 lbs.

Q: 2. Which plate/quick release is this? ManfrottoPL compatible?

A: Included with the Manfrotto 244RC Variable Friction Magic Arm with Quick Release Camera Bracket (B&H# MA244RC) is the Manfrotto 200PL Quick Release Plate. In case it's of interest, the following is a kit that contains, among other things, the Manfrotto 200PL Quick Release Plate, and more information can be found at its product page: https://bhpho.to/3tELKjy

Q: 3. Just out or curiosity. Are the company name and serial number printed on the arm or is it a sticker?

A: The name is painted on.

Q: 4. please tell me what diameter thread the ends take. Thank you. ?

A: One end of the arm has a 1/4 -20 female thread and the other end has a 3/8 -16 female thread.

Q: 5. Can I remove camera bracket out like Manfrotto_244 ?

A: Yes but not easily. The screw is threadlocked on and once you remove it, it will no longer be a secure hold. You're better off buying the regular 244N of you don't want a bracket, or getting a 244 which comes with the removable bracket, not a quick release.

Q: 6. Manfrotto 143 vs 244? Pros/Cons of each?

A: Nothing its the same magic are the only difference is that the 143 comes with accessories that are very much needed in order to complete a kit.

Q: 7. May I mount one side to a dslr and the other side to a standard tripod?

A: I use a manfrotto super lamp on the bottom so you would have to see if theres a thread on the super lamp that would screw on top of your tripod

Q: 8. The Super Clamp 35RL says it will take a hexagonal stud to prevent twisting, but this arm looks to have only round ends - and they don't look replacable with hex studs. Is that the case? Is it only friction that keeps the arm from spinning in the clamp?

A: You can add a hex stud via the 3/8" screw on one end of the arm. That would be the Manfrotto 037 Reversible Short Stud, with 3/8" & 1/4"-20 Threads (Brass), BH # MA037 https://bhpho.to/2XmMg8V

Q: 9. can I replace the camera arm end with a clamp end?

A: If the intent is to use the arm to hold a camera but with the ability to use a clamp on both ends, then you would actually need the Manfrotto 244 Variable Friction Arm With Camera Bracket, B&H # MA244. Please see the following image.

Q: 10. Will it work on Odyssey 7Q+ and Sony FS700? Or should I use another Magic Arm? Thanks.

A: The 244 Variable Friction Magic Arm with Camera Bracket is much heavier than you need for that application, in my opinion. Depends on your rig or setup. But a smaller extension device will likely be more acceptable.