The Avenger D750 Telescopic Poly Holderis a three section, adjustable holder for any thickness polystyrene or foamcore sheets measuring a minimum of 3.0' and a maximum of 5.0' long.
It mounts onto the Grip Head D200 (not included), then gets mounted to a stand.

Aluminum Alloy Construction    Grips Any Thickness Foamcore or Poly    Telescopes from 36 - 60"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this hold the 42x70 oval reflector in a vertical position?

A: I don't think so, the specs say up to 60. I think 70 would be too big for one reflector holder like this.

Q: 2. Can the light stand mount be positioned between the two clips or do the clips both have to be on the same side of the light stand mount? I'm thinking about possible options for holding a 5x7' collapsible background. Thank you.

A: I don't have any problems with it. But moving a clip to the counter balance side would require a major modification to it. Not easily done at all.

Q: 3. Will this hold a Profoto 33" collapsible reflector??

A: Yes, will support a 60inch reflector.

Q: 4. Can this hold a reflector in a manner that the reflector is inclined or angled? (ex. facing downwards at a certain degree)

A: I have been able to angle a reflector on this. I used the clips to clip on to the reflector and rotated the clips on the bar to achieve my angle wanted.

Q: 5. Do you need the 360 degree bracket to attach to a light stand?

A: You do not need to order anything extra to attach this to a lightstand.

Q: 6. Can the weight at the end be removed so the arm can be centered over the stand?

A: Yes, the weight is able to be taken off by simply unscrewing it.

Q: 7. Can I rotate clip 360 degrees? From the enlarged view I can see that the clip slides up and down the arm. I don't see anyway for the clips to rotate which is what I need.

A: The clip rotates 360

Q: 8. How wide do the clips open? I have some triangular manfrotto reflectors that have quite thick frames. Thank you.

A: Approximately one inch

Q: 9. Can anyone recommend the best light stand for this? Do I need a heavy duty one or can I use any light stand?

A: The heavier the better but I've used it successfully with cheap kit light stands. The counterweight location becomes more important with lighter duty stands to keep the stand from tipping. Larger reflectors on cheap stands work best if they're hung to provide horizontal fill. Heavier stands allow you to extend heavier reflectors and position them at any angle for clamshell lighting or product fill.

Q: 10. Can this be turned for horizontal position?

A: In the picture, its shown mounted on a grip head. You can rotate this holder in the grip head into whatever position you want. The Avenger D200 grip head in the picture is not included.