SMALLRIG Camera Desk Mount Table Stand with Magic Arm and 1/4" Ball Head, 13"-35.4" Adjustable Light Stand, Tabletop C Clamp for DSLR Camera, Ring Light, Live Streaming, Photo Video Shooting - 3992

This camera mount is a hoss, the strength and rigidity really show. Adjustability is excellent and the clamp seems like it will last if not abused. The ball end is just OK, I upgraded it with a Ulanzi heavy duty ball end and it's perfect now. My camera isn't very heavy as cameras go, it's a camcorder with no additional lenses but I'm sure this will hold a DLSR with a lens attached just fine. No sag whatsoever the height adjustment wasn't nearly as bad as some reviewers stated. It's extremely versatile and the size is perfect for a desk or workbench. The stability is great with little to no vibration when bumping the desk, nothing the image stabilization of the camera can't handle but even that's not really necessary as if the desk moves it seems to move with the desk that's how rigid it is.

My go-to for top-down shots. Clamps onto the desk well and is super lightweight. Wish it went a little higher so I can fit bigger products but super affordable.

This is so well built, lightweight, and the hydraulic knobs work great. You don't have to strain your hand trying to tighten; a simple light turn, maybe a half turn, and you can lock or unlock to change the angle. The base bracket is solid, too. It's both the clamp and the screw; the handle to turn the clamp screw is hefty. The round base that the boom attaches to is wide and tall, so when the boom is attached, it doesn't move at all. Well worth the money!That said, I need to send it back because I also need an extension. I was going to use it to mount my Lightburn camera for my laser; it's perfect except for the extension. I've never seen a mount like this so well-made; I'm bummed that it won't work for me. And I checked, and there's nothing I can add to make this work, which is disappointing.

This isn't bad, it's a good setup for the price. Everything seems sturdy (although I've only had it a month), the desk clamp and all attachments are solid and don't feel cheap. I only wish the horizontal bar could be mounted higher (it won't attach to the higher 3rd segment of the vertical bar), and I wish it would be slightly extendable. Plus, although it says the horizontal bar supports 4.4 lbs, it makes me a little nervous when using my Panasonic GH5 with lens on it as the only thing supporting it is how hard you've tightened the clamp on the vertical bar (maybe that's normal with these kinds of desk overhead mounts? i'm not sure). Even when I tighten it fully, with my camera/lens/battery mounted on the end, the bar does lean down the tiniest bit. I did previously buy the Elgato Master Mount L bar clamp, which was nice but slightly more expensive and the horizontal bar has to bought separately, and I didn't want to spend that much on my setup so I returned it. Quality-wise, this feels similar to the Elgato bar. Overall though, i'm pretty happy with it and it's doing what I need.

Worked well for my needs

This is definitely a sturdy camera arm. I liked that is has that extra support arm and it really help keep the camera from wobbling while using the desk it's attached to.I returned it only because I needed a camera arm that could reach over my computer monitor.

Needed this to film content over my workspace. Clamps to the side of the table easily. It's durable.

I'm sure this works be great for someone that has a lighter camera but my Canon EOS is too heavy for it. That being said it is a well built and it is easy to mount. I do like that you have a couple of different options for setting up camera and the ability to add other arms or pieces later on which increases the functionality. My biggest complaint was that it just wasn't stable enough for me to confidently mount my reasonably heavier camera. It's a good size and I feel like it's a good value for the product you are getting, but I really needed something with a lot more stability to handle my camera without giving under the weight of my camera. If you have a lighter weight camera and you want something like this where you can do multiple different functions in your setup then this is probably going to serve you just fine. If you need something that has more stability because your camera is heavier I would say find something that's a little bit more heavy duty.

For the price this is the best solution I could find in Australia. It’s quite sturdy, it does clamp well, its telescopic function has been helpful in some situations. Works okay with my lighter DSLR’s with a 50mm lens but for larger lenses that are heavier, you need something different. For example a long heavy macro lens would be better served by a different solution. This was an edge case for me and didn’t really buy it for this purpose. Overall, good product and I highly recommend it for this price in Australia.

Good stand and very sturdy. Use it for overhead shots and I love it.

Very sturdy rig. I bought this for doing videos of model building and it keeps the camera very steady even with bench movement etc. Great quality so far.

Using it for an elgato light and webcam. Easy to setup and position. Lot's of range with the ability to adust the length of these. Quality of the rods seem great and clamp is strong as well. Very happy that I got these on sale.

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