The 20" High-Load Friction Arm with Camera Bracket 20"from High-Load Friction Arm with Camera Bracket 20"is a fully articulated arm featuring a slotted platform with a 1/4"-20 camera screw. The ball head on each end tilts 90° and rotates 360° for optimal positioning. The High-Load arm supports up to 7 lb and has a center lever lock that can be partially loosened for safely adjusting your camera, light, or accessory's position.

Each ball head has a 5/8" Baby pin, with one sporting a 3/8"-16 thread and the other a 1/4"-20 thread. This arm requires a separately available clamp or Baby pin mount for use.

5/8" Stud/Baby Pin on Each Ball Head    1/4"-20 Thread End, 3/8"-16 Thread End    20" Length + Bracket with 1/4"-20 Screw    Requires Baby Pin Clamp or Base    Supports Payload up to 7 lb    90° Tilt/360° Swivel Ball Heads    Knob Loosens Partially/Safe Adjustments

Supports camera, lights, and accessories weighing up to 7 lb

Each ball head ends in a 5/8" stud/Baby pin with either a 3/8"-16 or 1/4"-20 thread

Slotted platform with a 1/4"-20 camera screw

A center joint and two ball heads provide optimal positioning

The center lever lock can be partially loosened for safely adjusting your component

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. On the 244 model, does the camera mount plate easily detach in order to put a super clamp on both ends?

A: Yes, the 143BKT plate is easily removable to gain access to the 5/8" on both ends of the arm to add accessories such a Super Clamp.

Q: 3. Could this item be used to attach a small shelf or mouse tray to a tether table? I need to find a solution that will support the weight of the mouse and my arm.

A: No, this isn't designed to hold your arm. Please call or chat with us to discuss how we can help you to meet your needs.

Q: 4. 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.

Q: 5. I"m needing to use something like this to shoot down flat/macro work. Will this support a Canon 5D3 with say 100L macro lens or 24-70L II lens?

A: You can mount it but it would not be as stable as a tripod

Q: 6. Do I order a mafer clamp with or without a stud for this?

A: You would order a clamp without a stud, as the stud is already built onto the end of the Manfrotto 244 Variable Friction Magic Arm with Camera Bracket.

Q: 7. Is there a longer arm or extension? I need about 14 t0 18 more inches.

A: Not that Im aware of. Call b and h and the reps can help.

Q: 8. 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: 9. Can I bring this as a carry on item on a flight?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto 244N Variable Friction Magic Arm may be carried in a carry-on case for flight travel.

Q: 10. How much weight will this effectively hold?

A: Manfrotto states Load Capacity 6.6 lb