Photo Grip Gear - My favorite Studio Clamps and a GREAT Gear Research Tip
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- This video is about the pieces of photo grip gear that I feel are the most important photo clamps to have in my studio. A Clamps, Manfrotto Super Clamps, and Neewer Heavy Duty Metal Clamp Holders are the studio clamps that I will discuss in this video.
I would be doing you a disservice if I didn’t point out there are thousands of different photography clamps and pieces of photo grip gear that could make your life easier and your equipment safer. It would be impossible for me to talk about all of them in a video - not to mention that I can’t afford all of them.
The real challenge is finding a piece of photography grip gear if you don’t know it exists??? Well - I have learned that if there is a piece of grip gear that I wish existed to solve one of my problems - it probably does exist because I am probably not the first photographer to wish for it. The problem is - if I don’t know what it's called - how can I find it to order it?
Here is my tip… Order the B&H Catalog. They are free, and they have pages and pages of cool gadget clamps, holders, spigots, and grip gear like you have never imagined.
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Great advice as always Joe. Thanks!
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hahaha love the new intro music... it has such a heroic vibe.
The brave Joe who has come to teach us and save us from GAS. Now playing in -theatres- UA-cam!
Every time I go to Lowe's for various things for photography I always pick up some Irwin A-clamps. Strong, super affordable, and because of photog life they sometimes go walkabout.So I always grab a few when I'm there.
Excelente video, muy didáctico con sanos consejos! Felicito!
I'm always amazed at how resourceful photogs are when it comes to problem solving
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Agreed Paul Anthony
Thanks Joe as always you are just the best.
You're very welcome Mike! I am glad you enjoyed it!
Wooow... Its like you've read mi mind! thanks a lot for making these videos
Tony Roslund had a neat trick for holding foam board reflectors in one of his videos. If you have a baby wall plate laying around, gaffer tape it to one side of the board and put the pin into the spigot hole of an umbrella holder.
No... I put the a new B&H Cat away for 2 weeks. I love catalogs.. An almost fatal weakness.
Good information as always Joe.
Your UA-cam videos are helpful. Great tips.
Thank you Nancy Faria! I appreciate the comment.
I agree though grip gear isn't sexy like cameras, lenses and lights, it's essential. Light stands are basic pieces of grip gear but are often misunderstood. As I often shoot without assistance, I'm always looking for pieces of gear that can allow me to work quickly, safely and maintain as small a foot print as possible. I'll be checking out the latest B & H Catalog too! =D
you are amazing thanks for sharing us yours
Thank you! Be side Art Advert Glad you enjoyed it!
Very useful, thanks. Could the refector clamp be fitted to a tripod?
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Thanks for the feedback Johnny F Media!
Thanks Joe....which spigot and ball head do you use with the AD200 on a light stand? the one sold with this kit is not very reliable.
Thanks for this Joe. I was a big fan of photographic guides on UA-cam but got annoyed with all the sponsored episodes and senseless small talks.
I'm in the US at the moment, and would like to ask your opinion where I can get great bnew/open box deals on lenses, speedlights and other gears? I'm on a Sony A6000, and looking for an awesome 16mm or 30mm Sigma 1.4 as well.
I was just looking at the Neewer heavy duty clamp to hold a reflector. How well does the clamp hold a 36" reflector? That's only if you have tried it on a popup reflector.
Great video! I was having a hard time figuring out which clamp to get for my reflector. Thank you!
Holds it great Bao Nguyen! But do factor in - the pop-up reflectors are material so it is not going to hold it on an angle like I did with the foam core here: 3:13 it will hold it vertically like you see in this photo: 3:18
Joe Edelman thank you for the response. That's what I was afraid of. I used my 24 inch soft box as a lower eye lighter. "Use what you have."
B&H needs to hire you as their catalog spokesperson.
Thank you groominator-magnetic equator! I appreciate the comment. Feel free to put in a good word for me! 🤞
"GAS"… hehe I just used that line in a video. So true!!
Thank you Joe.
I recently bought a video head with a ⅜ hole in the side. I'm wondering what I can use it for.
Specific hints anyone? I would find it handy to mount a tablet or monitor to display larger what's displayed on the back of the main camera, or perhaps video or photograph it.
You are very welcome OneEyedPhotographer! I use that socket to mount my receiver for my wireless mic. You could totally use it to mount a tablet or a monitor. Take a look at Rock Solid Articulating Arm with Center Lock www.tethertools.com/product/rock-solid-articulating-arm-with-center-lock/ Something like this will give you lots of versatility with how you mount it.
Joe Edelman Thank you Joe.
Mine came in on Friday and 'chelle instantly took it away and said NO! I told her all I needed was some beano but she didn't change her mind
diy is very important thing for keep your brain well! if you want a special stuff - do it youself!!! ;)
Thanks for commenting Vasiliy Ivanishvili!
As a follow up to this, maybe a video comparing building industry "autopoles" to the overpriced and underperforming ones sold to photographers? 😂
Hadn't considered that, Svein Skogen. I will look into it because I actually love autopoles.