Light Stands & Mounting

137 products from 13 brands, including Kupo, Manfrotto, SmallRig. Prices from $10.95 to $964.95, including GST. 34 ship within 1-2 business days.

Light Stands & Mounting covers stands, boom arms, clamps, studs, pins, receptors and adapters for photography, video, studio and location lighting. Choose support hardware for lights, modifiers, cameras or accessories from Kupo, Manfrotto, SmallRig and Ulanzi. The range suits home studios, production crews and mobile setups.

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About the Light Stands & Mounting range

Start with the complete mounted load, including the light, modifier, cable and any boom or arm. Compare the stand's load rating, maximum and minimum height, folded length, footprint and section locks. A wider footprint improves stability, while air cushioning slows sections as they descend. For booms and offset mounts, allow extra leverage and use ballast where needed. Consider packed size and weight if you regularly transport the stand.

Check the connection at every point before buying. Common fittings include 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch threads, 5/8-inch studs, female receivers, pins and ball heads, and they are not interchangeable without an adapter. Match clamp jaw capacity to the pole, tube or surface, and protect delicate finishes. Browse Light Stands & Booms for complete supports, Light Stand Accessories for add-ons, and Mounting Hardware for clamps, adapters, studs and receptors.

Light Stands & Mounting questions

What size thread do I need for a light stand or camera accessory?

Check the product specifications on both parts before ordering. 1/4-inch and 3/8-inch threads are common, but a male thread will not connect directly to another male thread. A conversion adapter or double-ended stud may solve the mismatch when the thread types and load are suitable.

Are air-cushioned light stands worth choosing?

Air cushioning slows the descent of stand sections when a locking knob is released. This can reduce sudden impacts to mounted lights and help prevent pinched fingers. It is useful when working with heavier fixtures or when the stand will be adjusted frequently.

How do I choose a stable light stand for a modifier?

Include the light, modifier, cable and any arm or boom in the load calculation. A modifier mounted off-centre increases leverage, so compare the working load rather than the stand's unloaded capacity. Check the footprint, maximum height and need for ballast, especially outdoors or on uneven surfaces.

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