Use the GyroVu 7" Heavy Duty Monitor Arm Quick Release 15mm Rodto mount a 1/4"-20-compatible camera accessory to a standard 15mm rod. A quick release plate enables you to quickly detach your on-board monitor or other mounted accessory. This flexible accessory arm can be angled in almost any orientation you prefer. Position the accessory, then tighten the wingnut on the locking rosette to secure the arm, holding your mounted accessory fast.

15mm LWS Rod Compatible    Quick Release Plate with 1/4"-20 Screw    7" Articulated Arm    Metal Design with Locking Rosette

Articulated, 15mm rod-compatible arm for mounting accessories such as an on-board monitor to your camera rig

Rapidly mount/detach your 1/4"-20 mount–compatible accessory using the included quick release plate

Sturdy metal construction with a locking rosette and large wingnut

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. would this 11" arm be good for mounting a Godox M1 (B&H # GOM1) to something like an oben Table top tripod (BH #OBTT100)? I don't want to use something ridiculously large like a full blown cstand/lightstand/camera tripod to mount a 1/2 lb godox M1 unit, but would like more angle and height versatility, that presumably a 11" arm would give. But not sure if it's a wise way to get there, if the 11" arm would be too top heavy for the oben tabletop tripod/tip over, etc. I would be looking to use it in vehicle interiors and behind subjects of a greenscreen to create separation. I find having the tabletop pod on the floor or on a carseat isnt verstatile enough (light looks too underlit and unnatural) and don't have places to clamp the godox m1 inside a car without damaging cars i don't own, etc. And similarly, the angle of the light for backlighting a subject to create separation w a greenscreen isn't high off the ground enough to get an effective wrap around a seated subject, if am just using the tripod on the floor. Plus it would be great to be able to angle the light to fine tune a greenscreen key, etc.

A: The Manfrotto 209 Tabletop Tripod (BH #MA209), would be more suitable to support the Gyrovu Heavy-Duty Articulated Arm (11-), as it has a much higher load capacity. You may also want to consider a small sandbag for further reaches of the arm with the Godox M1 light. https://bhpho.to/3CWx6en

Q: 2. What is the maximum length of this fully extended and the individual length of each arm?

A: Fully extended it is about a 6 length. The two arms are about 3 .

Q: 3. Will this mount fit a MOZA Lite 2 with a FreeWorld Monitor attached?

A: Just make sure that the ROD size is equal to the bracket size diameter. I needed to adapt the one I bought because I didn't pay attention to the specs for the max ROD size. Once it's installed it's pretty steady and does what it's supposed to. Good Luck .. SLR

Q: 4. Can a single 49" screen be placed Vertically?

A: The Mount-It! Heavy-Duty Single Monitor Arm for Ultrawide Screens up to 49" (B&H # MOMI4881) is designed for ultrawide and curved monitors up to 49", which are typically mounted in landscape orientation. This arm can mount monitors in portrait orientation, but most ultrawide and curved monitors, particularly those larger than 32", are not designed for portrait orientation. Please make sure that your monitor can handle portrait orientation, and that you have the vertical space to accommodate a 49" positioned vertically.

Q: 5. Can someone give me a precise measurement of the diameter?

A: 15mm, BTW, they are not very resistant (which is normal for carbon fiber) so be careful when you use them

Q: 6. Does this unit include the screw to mount to a camera bottom?

A: Yes

Q: 7. Will this attach to a tripod leg and other end hold 7 inch field monitor? Also will monitor be adjustable ( tilt up and down)?Thank you

A: Yes, this will attach to most tripod legs. The principle advantage of articulating arms is that they are completely flexible. So yes, you will be able to place the monitor in any position.

Q: 8. How much does this kit weight?

A: The package weighs 0.85 lb. A guesstimate would be approximately 0.70 lb.

Q: 9. Hello! I just bought one of these. I can't seem to figure out how to get the ball head to stand still, its always loose. Is there a way to tighten it up?

A: you should be able to make it stay still by tightening BOTH red pieces

Q: 10. The image of this looks much longer than 11” - is it 11” per segment or actually 11” total length?

A: Dear Adam, its exactly 10.5" tip to tip. Sincerely GyroVu team.