Securely mount your camera with the Bolide 78" Heavy-Duty Adjusting Bracketfrom Bolide. Featuring a ball head with a 1/4" screw mount, this bracket allows for 360° rotation. A height-adjustable design allows for mounting distances from 44 to 83", while the locking collar and included mounting hardware facilitate secure installation.

Ball Head with 1/4" Screw Mount    Supports 360° Rotation    Height-Adjustable Design    Includes Mounting Hardware

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have standard 1/4"-20 mount at camera end?

A: The Bolide Technology Group 78" Heavy Duty In/Out Adjust Bracket BH #BOBP002178 is equipped with a 1/4"-20 standard camera mount.

Q: 2. What are the measurements for this item# MI7152 CPU wall mount?

A: The mount has a width range from 4.75" to 8.25". The load capacity is 22lbs.

Q: 3. I'm curious of any recommendations for a tripod that can be used both for photography purposes, but also have the ability to mount a motorized astrophotography tracking head to it at a later time? Id rather splurge on the tripod, being I'd use it for both. Id like it to be backwards compatible with either / or, multiple types of head options (basically be as future proof as it could be). Any advice would be really appreciated! Budget, midrange, and top of the line suggestions would be awesome! Id end up buying a higher end ($1000-ish) tracking head. Willing to hear what else you all suggest! Thanks

A: There are many tripods that can work with regular too mortised heads. The one you listed is good, Manfrotto 528XB Heavy Duty Tripod. And this is some others but there are many more, https://bhpho.to/3dnoIGP .

Q: 4. What is the min. and max. boom diameter that this can handle?

A: The Savage Heavy-Duty Boom Clamp is specifically made to use a C stand riser. These are some risers you can use, https://bhpho.to/4a7fHNh.

Q: 5. The baby drop down pin seems to have a deeper mounting point than this swivel adapter - if using on a boom is there a downside to this?

A: You can use this swivel pin on boom arms.

Q: 6. What is the difference between Impact Baby Drop Down Pin and Impact Heavy Duty Swivel Pin?

A: The Heavy Duty Swivel Pin adds articulation to your stand or boom and the ball joint allows 180 swivel of the fixture. The Impact Baby Drop Down Pin is used on the end of a boom arm to maintain a constant downward angle of a mounted light fixture.

Q: 7. Are there access holes on each end for cables, like https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/684128-REG/Vaddio_535_2000_291_Drop_Down_Ceiling_Mount.html?

A: Yes, The Bolide Technology Group Heavy Duty In/Out Adjust Bracket does have cable access cutouts on the base and the end of the pole where the camera mounts.

Q: 8. Does this swivel along a single axis, or does it allow you to point it in any direction/axis?

A: This swivel pin allows you to point in any direction axis. Versatile and strong. Use it for strobes and tungsten lights.

Q: 9. how can you mount a dsrl camera on it?

A: You can use a Impact camera plate https://bhpho.to/2LlHJxp.

Q: 10. Hello, where can we get the cvm-22 arms? Thanks.

A: The Marshall CVM-22 arm can be found below.