Building the Best Overhead Camera Setup for DIY and Unboxing Videos

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[@Conqueror25]

Just what I need. Thnx a ton man. Very useful ❤

[@ElectronicsComputers]

Glad it helped!

[@loona7126]

This is really useful, thank you! This products unfortunatelly aren´t available where I live, but I did found a NEEWER Backdrop Stand which can hold up to 4 kg and is much cheaper than buying these elements separately. Would you say that could work as well as the setup you built?

[@ElectronicsComputers]

Well, that depends on what you need it for. I also have a NEEWER Backdrop Stand with white and green backgrounds. That thing is extremely light and flimsy. I use sandbags on the stand's legs so it won't collapse under the background weight, which is not that heavy. In theory, if you attach a small and light camera and the same LED panels that I used, it will work, but you have to put some sandbags on each leg of the stand. There's no way the crossbar from this setup would hold my camera. I mean, it may for some time, but it's too thin and won't last long. You can use different components to build your own setup, but I highly recommend using the same crossbar that I used in the video. It's extremely strong, it doesn't bend with an attached heavy camera, LED lights, speedlights, and other stuff.

[@loona7126]

@@ElectronicsComputers I would need it for an action camera and a thermocamera which weighs around 1kg and since it said it holds up to 4kg I thought it might be good enough. But thank you for your input! :)

[@ElectronicsComputers]

@loona7126 Just give it a try. It should work, but you may also need something like this: neewer.com/cdn/shop/products/90080563_2_3ec87555-c375-4fa7-85be-7d22250669aa.jpg?v=1668484082&width=1200

[@loona7126]

@@ElectronicsComputers These bags come with the setup :) Perhaps I will be able to replace the crossbar with the one you suggested in case it is not sturdy enough. Thanks again for your help!