Limostudio Photo Video Photography Studio Reflector Disc Holder Clip for Light Stand, AGG1411

As a portrait photographer who is mobile and carries a collapsible backdrop, it is important to have a clip to hold the backdrop on a light stand. This clip is great because it fits the top of my light stand securely. It is spring loaded and must be opened enough to fit into the clip’s channel. This clip make my setup fast and easy.

What you see is what you get with this item. It looks exactly as in the products photos.Initially, when I first opened and inspected the item, I was concerned the wider edge on my 5-in-1 reflector would be too bulky for the clip to properly grip it. The clip does its job just fine and is holding onto my reflector. I did take it outside in the wind to really test it and the reflector stayed on well, the stand did keep blowing over though. I'm sure if I sand bagged the stand it would have stayed up as well, but that's my fault.As has been mentioned in previous reviews, the seams along the plastic show easily, and the plastic is not of the best quality. In the end, it not tasked with a heavy workload, so it should hold up just fine. One thing to note, the clip does not angle at all and stays at 90 degrees, so if you are wanting it to do that, you may be in the market for something else.

I self-tape auditions and somehow lost this clip piece to my backdrop stand. I think a contractor may have grabbed it with all of his tools. It's impossible to use the backdrop screen without this piece. I searched for months. Another actor found it when her clip broke. I ordered immediately and it arrived within a day or two, just in time for another self-taped audition.

This simple, inexpensive reflector clamp works perfectly for my application, which is newborn photography. Previously I had to just lean the reflector on the beanbag when photographing a baby, but it was always precarious and would tip over easily. You simply drop the clamp onto the top of a light stand, tighten it with the wing nut, then clamp it on to the reflector. It holds the reflector in a vertical position and is quite secure. You can't really angle the reflector since it hangs straight down, but for my particular purpose that doesn't matter. I'm still looking for an inexpensive boom arm which will allow more precise positioning ft he reflector, but for now I'm really satisfied to have found this little clamp.

I purchased this adapter to hold a portable 5'x7' green screen on a light stand. It is made of solid materials, easily installs, and easily grips my green screen. I've left it up for days (and weeks) and it holds the green screen just fine. I really like this adapter and recommend it.

It fit the stand I have , so I’m satisfied.

It's relatively inexpensive, but still for 6 dollars I expected it to be a little more durable.To be clear, it's not just broken and I can still use it how it is, but the aluminum body is a little weak. The very first time I put it on my stand and tightened it down, it stripped the threads in the screw hole. I like to think I use my equipment enough not to over-tighten anything, so I was pretty surprised when the screw just kept turning and turning like it was cutting through butter. I wish the hole was brass-lined or something, or maybe that the stem was stainless steel instead of aluminum.Still, without tightening it down, it seems to work alright. I just wish it didn't "break" the first time I ever used it.

Very nice little clip to hold in place any pop-up reflector or 5x6.5 back drops. Very well made of heavy metal material. This is way easier to use than a large spring clamp which tends to let the reflector slide around.Only one thing, it's price is not consistent. Two days after it was shipped to me, it's price dropped about 20%!