📸 Neewer Studio Video Reflector Holder Arm - Retractable Telescopic Crossbar Extendable up to 67.7 inches/172 Centimeters with 2 Clamps for Light Stand, Reflectors, Backdrops - Ideal for Product and Portrait Photography Review

Arrived as described and on time. This is my second. Used to suspend a diffuser overhead between 9ft tripods when shooting outdoors to remove harsh shadows from the interviewee's face. It's a little heavy, but very well made.

That's weird, I haven't used this hand to hold a reflector before. However, I have used it to hang violins on product photo shoots. Works great for this type of use! The clamps don't seem to be the tightest, but they should hold a centered reflector with no problem. If you had a reflector on one side you would probably want to balance the opposite side.

The product is not new, it has many scuffs and scratches. I'd be fine with a little weathering if I were the one who caused it, but buying something new shouldn't happen like that. The location of wear indicates that the product was actively used prior to shipment.

Funny, I haven't held a reflector in my hand yet. However, I have used it to hang violins on product photo shoots. Works great for this type of use! The clamps don't seem to be the tightest, but they should hold a centered reflector with no problem. If you had a reflector on one side you would probably want to balance the opposite side.

This was a huge disappointment. The part that attaches to the stand needs to be made for baby coasters. The mount refused to intrude more than 1/2 inch into the standard light stand, making the whole thing loose, flexible and unsuitable for my needs. The milestone is very easy, which is an advantage for some, but I prefer things built from study materials. I'm giving it 1 star because it doesn't do the important job of attaching it to the light stand. I've uploaded some photos of the resulting…

I'm giving this thing two stars because it actually worked, but I really, really didn't like working with it. Some of the big problems: 1. Lots of plastic. Not a solid construction at all.2. Slight play between clips and rod. If you try to attach something hard like a sheet of Styrofoam you will find it very difficult to keep it from cutting into the various knobs and mounts on the handlebar itself. Using a fabric reflector is easier to manage as the reflector can flex over the obstacles, but…