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7 Inch Articulating Magic Friction Arm for Hot Shoe Mounts monitor LED

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$7.69 $10.99 In stock

Category: Studio Lights

This ePhoto DSLR friction 7" arm is ideal for mounting monitor onto DSLR Camera. easy to install, each joint is adjustable, and all of them is locked with one knob. The whole arm can be adjusted to different angles.



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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily W. ★★★★★

Finally, a way to mount my monitor that actually holds position without sagging, and it clicks into the hot shoe securely. The fact that one knob tightens all three joints at once is genius; saves so much time on set.

David Y. ★★★★★

The single knob locking every joint at once is such a time-saver—I can reposition my monitor mid-shoot without fiddling with separate screws. It holds my 7-inch field monitor rock solid on the hot shoe, and the friction feels precise, not floppy. For the price, this little arm punches way above its

Robert T. ★★★★★

I was worried the joints might slip under the weight of my monitor, but tightening that single knob locks everything rock-solid. It took maybe 20 seconds to attach and angle the arm exactly where I needed it on the hot shoe.