Appropriate for use with Convi or Super clamps, the Kupo Mini Articulated Two Section Arm 22.5"from Kupo Mini Articulated Two Section Arm 22.5"allows you to position lights, small cameras, or other accessories when light stands are not an option. Each end of the arm features a grip head with a female-threaded 5/8" stud that rotates 360 degrees and locks down into position. This 22.5" arm not only gives you extra reach over the 11.2" version, but it has an extra section that is joined by a third grip head for maximum articulation.

Two 5/8" Hex Studs    3/8"-16 and 1/4"-20 Female Threads    Two Sections Provide More Articulation    Works with Convi or Super Clamps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. are the joints all metal, or plastic?

A: The following T-knobs are made of plastic.

Q: 2. What is the length? The specs state the box length is 13.5", assumption - each leg is 12" folded in box?

A: This arm has a combined length of 34".

Q: 3. I'm looking for a way to mount a tripod on to a wheelchair using a clamp of some type and a movable arm. Could this be used for that?

A: In that situation this could replace the tripod entirely. You would need a magic clamp to attach this arm to the wheelchair, though. But be aware that, once secured, every small vibration of the wheelchair would shake the camera.

Q: 4. How much does it weight?

A: From Manfrotto "Very lightweight, weighs less than 0,5 Kg (1lb)"

Q: 5. Can anyone tell me if this would be solid enough to support an elinchrom rx400 flash that would be fixed on an autopole as background lightning?

A: Hi, it is tough enough to support my speedlight. The more you extend the arm the more flexible it becomes. I do not know the wieght of you elichrom but if this is about canon 600 ex weight then yes, i will recomend it.

Q: 6. How would I set up the Manfrotto 196B2 to clamp onto an art easel and hold a IPad PRO ?

A: You would need a Super Clamp to clamp itnto the easel, then the arm connects to the clamp. Youll also meet an iPad case that includes a tripod mount, such as the Makayama Movie Mount.

Q: 7. Does this support attaching a web cam or do I have to purchase anything extra? What is needed to add a light?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto 2-Section Double Articulated Arm with Camera Bracket can support attaching a Web Cam using the 1/4"-20 screw on the Camera Bracket. If your Web Cam has a 1/4"-20 female receiver on it, there will be no problem connecting the two. As this arm is an accessory for the Super Clamp, do not forget to purchase the Super Clamp. Manfrotto offers the BH #MA035 Another compatible option is the Impact Super Clamp with Ratchet Handle. BH #IMCC106R.

Q: 8. How much does the Kupo mini articulated one section arm (11.2") weigh? I see the package weight is 1lb but I would like to know the actual weight of the item. Thanks!

A: Product Weight: 0.90lb (0.41kg)

Q: 9. Can this hold a lumix g7 (410g) extended 24 inches? Or should I go for the double arm?

A: Personally, I would recommend the double arm option such as either the the Manfrotto Double Articulated Arm - 3 Sections Without Camera Bracket, B&H # MA396AB3, or the Impact 3 Section Double Articulated Arm without Bracket, B&H # IMBHE119. The Manfrotto 196AB-3 Articulated Arm - 3 Sections, No Bracket, B&H # MA196AB3, listed above has a 2.2 lb maximum load capacity. While the Panasonic Lumix DMC-G7 Mirrorless Micro Four Thirds Digital Camera weighs 410 b (0.9 lbs), do note you would also have to add a lens, battery, as well as a camera adapter or a ball head and adapter, all which would increase the maximum load capacity of your equipment. The Manfrotto Double Articulated Arm supports 11 lbs and the Impact 3 Section Double Articulated Arm supports 10 lbs, so they would be much stronger and may support the weight of your equipment.

Q: 10. Will this work with a baby pin wall plate?

A: It could be used with a baby receiver.