Flash Clamp and Locking Arm From JOBY – the Most Versatile Off Camera Flash Mounting System You Can Find

The Flash Clamp With Locking Arm will open up a world of versatility for your speedlight, flash or LED lighting systems. Easily get the off camera light you need in a portable adaptable flash bracket. The easy to use clamp quickly attaches to any surface, from as thin as a street sign up to a table 2 inches thick. Locking securely, you can attach it to any surface and know it will hold snug. The locking arm, which attaches to the clamp and universal cold shoe, has 2 articulating ball joints allowing you to quickly and easily obtain any angle before locking your flash into position. Didn’t quite get the right angle the first time? It is as easy to adjust as twisting the locking knob, making your adjustment, and tightening it back up. Never miss the perfect angle for your speedlight or flash again. The included universal cold shoe can be removed and attached to any standard tripod giving you an instant tripod mount for you speedlight or flash. You can even use all three pieces together to attach to a tripod and have an incredible range of control. Simply attach one of the female ¼”-20 threads of the clamp to the tripod, attach the locking arm and universal cold shoe to that, and you have a flash bracket compared to none. The possibilities are endless with this amazing kit, whether you are trying to keep it light and mobile with the Flash Clamp and Locking Arm, or you want the extreme range available by attaching it to a tripod, you will not find another speedlight mounting solution that compares to this.

Set up better lighting: Secure flashes on a variety of surfaces up to 2″ wide – such as a railing, pole
Reliable hold: The ultra-stabilized, sturdy Flash Clamp & Locking Arm allows the off camera flash to stay in position, even for long-duration shots
Variable adjustments: The Locking Arm allows quick positioning of your flash at various angles to get the absolute best lighting angle
Versatile set up options: Whether attaching to a street sign, or configuring the set up on a tripod, the options and angles are endless.