Time Markers: 0:00 - Invest In Your Production Kit! 1:14 - What Are C-Stands For? 2:56 - How I Use My C-Stand 3:55 - Height Comparison & Setup 5:03 - Adapters & Mounts 5:52 - Basic Safety Precautions 6:29 - C-Stand Overhead Camera Mount 8:00 - Why C-Stands Are Totally Worth It!
"...might not be the most exciting part of your kit..." ARE YOU KIDDING!? I LOVE THIS STUFF! Seriously though, I have learned so, so much. thanks a million times for your willingness to share with us, mere mortals, your knowledge.
They’re great! I just watched iPhonedo’s Studio Tour video that he uploaded a few hours ago, and he’s done something really incredible with a c stand in his setup. Totally worth checking out!
Seriously?!?! You know EXACTLY what I need to watch!!! I’ve been looking for weeks at C-Stands! Which one to get...if I really need one...? Thank you...thank you....THANK YOU!!! I really, REALLY appreciate the video and information!!! Fantastic!!! 😁
I wanted to chime in here quick. turtle bases are great for taking arpart and carrying luggage. but fixed based sliding leg stands are where it's at. great for putting ctands on stairs, or other uneven areas. like this one here www.amazon.com/Impact-C-Stand-Sliding-Leg-Kit/dp/B00AE1LQ6C
Very exciting thing for both, photos and videos! I didn't know before. Thank you for your video about it. Hey, and I really loved your assistant in the right corner, it's so cute!🤩👌
Man, the stuff I keep learning from this channel. Inspiring, informative, and funny (yes, I like dad jokes. I am one, so I have that right). Thanks for all the time you have spent on creating all of this quality content 👊
Thank you! Sometimes it's nice to see these things outside of highly controlled environments. It's also really fun to film outdoors- just harder to get good audio sometimes 😁
New Sub! Glad I found you. Your vids are really nicely done. I was searching for some lights and stands for small video production and found your channel... I’ll probably be purchasing your setup within next few weeks.. Blessings!
Thank you for sharing all of this great information about C-stands! You definitely have me convinced that I should invest in some. I really am enjoying what you have been posting, and I think you are doing a great job.
Also, I just wanted to let you know that your link in the description to the Falconeyes LED light is a link to the Rodecaster Pro. I was curious about light you used and figured I should let you know!
I noticed you said to put weights on the two back legs. Isn't the sandbag supposed to go on the tallest and front leg? Off the ground to have it affect it, not only when it begins to tip over. Or....? I don't own one myself.
Your channel and videos are amazing. I'm really glad I found this today thanks to your rodecaster videos. Looking forward to seeing all your vids and learning from your channel!
Aww, man. You just caused me to buy that baby-pin thingy adapter for the Turtle Base on my Flashpoint C-Stand. Now my dog will be lit up right the right way! Beautiful video, thanks.
Ok be honest how many takes did that opening line take you? 😂😂 C-stands are a game changer took me forever to get some and now I wonder why I waited so long!
I feel so ridiculous for not getting one of my own sooner. I used them everyday at work, and then came home and was like, “wow, I’m so tired of these flimsy light stands, oh well.” 🤦🏻♂️
The Enthusiasm Project With all of this work from home stuff I think there is a rise in learning to stream, short cuts, etc. Just an idea. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! It's all about those ND filters. It was so bright outside that I had a hard time seeing the camera's screen and just kind of hoped for the best. 😬
Recently invested in one for overhead shots. I got a cheap one by Neewer which cost less than my tripod and does a much better job! It feels like it's going to last a long time 😁
If you’re indoors, look into getting a Varipole. You can mount it above you (without putting any holes in the walls) and the clamp a camera arm/mount to it. 👍
No one has been able to respond to this question and I'm an avid fan of your channel, so hopefully you'll respond. Can you mount a Edelkrone JibONE v2 to this stand using a threaded adapter with a plate.?
I haven't used the JibONE myself, so I can't say for sure. But looking at the size/design, it looks pretty heavy. The main center column should be more than enough to support it, but I wouldn't try to mount it on the arm. 👍
thinking of using this as a really high tripod 2m+ to film wedding receptions to cover the whole reception as a wide angle camera positioned next to speakers on a corner or on the side of the stage area to capture the dance floor and what ever is happening from start to finish. weight is the only issue to carry around.
Great video as always I would make one suggestion however. Never mount any object on the non knuckle side of the extension arm. Even though it is possible to mount a light there you should always mount on the knuckle side. Little knobs to the left large knobs to the right. You did finally mention it later on which I was happy to see because mountain on the non knuckle side could cause it to loosen and hit someone.
Thank you! I actually just draw the letters in Procreate in the iPad. 👍 The big, bold ones are based on Helvetica and the smaller text is just my writing.
6:46 - I really wish that you could’ve included an inset shot of the adapter to connect your DSLR to your C stand. Because as it is at the moment, it’s rather hard to discern what that adapter might look like.
It’s a cliche but it’s the video I needed for a long time! A aways wonder when I buy it, how to use it...to the fullest.Thank you. Would you mind if I ask you a personal question:-)? How you position your camera height, distance from you for this look you got. I have same EosR and same 24 mm 1.4( you sold me on this one:-), but I can’t make it exact look. You know what I mean!:-) once again thank you for your contribution and positive attitude!
Hi Stan! When I’m in my “studio,” the camera is about 3 feet away and I’m about 8 feet from the background. I keep the lens at 1.4, and that helps to get the background blur. The more distance you can put between your subject and the background, the better. 👍
C-stands are great of course, but with the size being equal, the leg spreader stand is much much much more stable. C-stands are prone to tipping, especially outside with even slighest wind, and no amount of sandbagging will prevent that. For studio work, great tool.
@@mertkaracayil Believe me, I don't. For quick demo, watch here czcams.com/video/k2kdxPmcqyU/video.html (3:30 mark). Then, for longer explanation, watch here: czcams.com/video/K6DyCRRjQkw/video.html (the whole video). Again, c-stands are good for perfectly level ground, absolutely no wind and light applications. When rough, professional work is considered, they don't have place there.
It would really just be a stick, but it could kind of function like a very narrow monopod? It wouldn’t have the grip or varying height versatility of a real monopod though.
Great tutorial! How many c-stands is a good number to own for an indie filmmaker? I'm just thinking the number of lights times the number of diffusers times the number of black negative fill can really start to add up. From experience, how many c-stands do you tend to use per scene?
This might sound strange, but I swear I saw this same question on Reddit, I wonder if that was you? Generally speaking, have as many stands as you have room for, with at least 1 per main light. At home I have one stand for my key light and a second one that I use for additional lighting/grip gear/cameras/etc. At work we have a whole rack of them, and when my students film a typical dialogue scene, we often use 3-4 stands for lights/backdrops/mics/etc.
Just found you channel and i think it is great! Do You think the C-Stand can be used for "simple" nighttime pictures? Using it with a beach recliner and flipping the camera up to the sky. i am looking for simple way to lay back and take some easy pictures. Thanks
It could definitely work for that, but since it’s so heavy, it probably wouldn’t be too fun to bring down to a beach. I’d search for a good tripod that has a center column with the ability to extend out horizontally 👍
This is the newer version of what I have: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1034139-REG/manfrotto_mt055xpro3_aluminum_tripod.html Then you just need to search for a head that you want to use with it.
Ok I purchased the c-stand for my strobe but now I want to use it for my camera. Question anyone: how do you control taking the picture with the camera all The way their?
I have the kind of slider that has 2 "lamp" mounts at the end, I think 2 of these will be extremely sturdy right? Even with my 2 quality Manfrotto stands, the slider wobbles around... Thanks for the informative vid! :)
Sure! I have another stand that works that way too and it's super handy. Although I usually do still like attaching a small ball head to it just for added versatility.
Get super ripped with a C-Stand #camerafitness I want the Impact rolling C-Stand for my studio. It’s on my list. I hope you used your B&H EDU account! That C-Stand is like $117 with EDU discount. There are some great EDU discounts on C-Stands!
D'oh! I didn't use the EDU discount, but I will when I order another one. We have rolling stands at work, and they're SO convenient. I don't have room for one at home though. 😬
The Enthusiasm Project if you have room for a regular C-Stand you have room for the impact rolling one.....check out this....www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/917857-STUD/impact_lsp_sfb8_folding_wheeled_base_stand.html/mode/edu $111 for EDU too
If you aren’t logged into EDU that other link won’t work.....use this one for the product www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/917857-REG/impact_lsp_sfb8_folding_wheeled_base_stand.html
Time Markers:
0:00 - Invest In Your Production Kit!
1:14 - What Are C-Stands For?
2:56 - How I Use My C-Stand
3:55 - Height Comparison & Setup
5:03 - Adapters & Mounts
5:52 - Basic Safety Precautions
6:29 - C-Stand Overhead Camera Mount
8:00 - Why C-Stands Are Totally Worth It!
What regular lightstand do you recommend (already bought the C stand you recommended n_n)
Love the puns! My wife however, turned to me and said "they're worse than yours!" 😂
I'll take that as a compliment 😬
"...might not be the most exciting part of your kit..." ARE YOU KIDDING!? I LOVE THIS STUFF! Seriously though, I have learned so, so much. thanks a million times for your willingness to share with us, mere mortals, your knowledge.
THANK YOU! And you're correct, grip gear is incredibly fun once you get into it. It's like tinker toys for adults.
that's for including the adapter i'll need for the camera! great great video! thanks.
I'm glad it helped! You can also check out the Flashpoint c-stand from Adorama, which has 1/4 20 mounts built in to the arm. It's a great stand too!
Much good advice, but you should add a sandbag to the base for counterweight, especially as you elevate (especially with an expensive camera attached)
Yes, I always have sandbags on them. I just didn't want to bring them outside for this 😬
3:34 my first thought is nah , we need to stop here and start showing the house attached to this yard I’m seeing and what you did to earn it 😂
We love our house/yard. We live in an area with a very low cost of living, so honestly my mortgage is less than rent was in my old apartment. 😬
😅
Awesome! I just found out about C-Stands so thanks for showing me how to use them!
They’re great! I just watched iPhonedo’s Studio Tour video that he uploaded a few hours ago, and he’s done something really incredible with a c stand in his setup. Totally worth checking out!
Seriously?!?! You know EXACTLY what I need to watch!!! I’ve been looking for weeks at C-Stands! Which one to get...if I really need one...? Thank you...thank you....THANK YOU!!! I really, REALLY appreciate the video and information!!! Fantastic!!! 😁
Great minds my friend, great minds. 😁
The Enthusiasm Project clearly!!! 🤪
I wanted to chime in here quick. turtle bases are great for taking arpart and carrying luggage. but fixed based sliding leg stands are where it's at. great for putting ctands on stairs, or other uneven areas. like this one here www.amazon.com/Impact-C-Stand-Sliding-Leg-Kit/dp/B00AE1LQ6C
Very exciting thing for both, photos and videos! I didn't know before. Thank you for your video about it. Hey, and I really loved your assistant in the right corner, it's so cute!🤩👌
Thanks so much! I'm very happy I was able to hire a good assistant 😁
@@tombuck 😁👌❣️
Man, the stuff I keep learning from this channel. Inspiring, informative, and funny (yes, I like dad jokes. I am one, so I have that right). Thanks for all the time you have spent on creating all of this quality content 👊
Thank you as always!
I really enjoy watching your video, great voice, great information and great background set up 👏
Moreover, it is super interesting when you put studio-based stuffs outdoor to demonstrate its usage 👍
Thank you! Sometimes it's nice to see these things outside of highly controlled environments. It's also really fun to film outdoors- just harder to get good audio sometimes 😁
Totally agree ☀️
New Sub! Glad I found you. Your vids are really nicely done. I was searching for some lights and stands for small video production and found your channel... I’ll probably be purchasing your setup within next few weeks.. Blessings!
I'm happy that it's helpful! Hopefully it works out for you. I'd personally love to get a second c-stand, but I don't have the room for one 😬
Thank you for sharing all of this great information about C-stands! You definitely have me convinced that I should invest in some. I really am enjoying what you have been posting, and I think you are doing a great job.
Also, I just wanted to let you know that your link in the description to the Falconeyes LED light is a link to the Rodecaster Pro. I was curious about light you used and figured I should let you know!
Thank you! I fixed it, so it goes to the RX-18TD now.
I really appreciate the kind words, and I'm happy to hear that the videos are helpful!
I noticed you said to put weights on the two back legs. Isn't the sandbag supposed to go on the tallest and front leg? Off the ground to have it affect it, not only when it begins to tip over.
Or....? I don't own one myself.
Yes! You’re right, it should always go on the tallest leg so that it doesn’t rest on the ground. 👍
the dog in the shot... perfect! :)
HI DARLING! 😘🥰🥰 Awww Ben watching you gets me every time 🐶💜
My live studio audience
THIS VIDEO IS SO INFORMATIONAL AND USEFUL. THANKS!
I'm really happy to hear that! Hopefully it helped you figure out the gear that's best for you! Tough to go wrong with a good c-stand.
Tuning in now, and interested to learn! I have the Amazon choice boom stand for my mic, and I am loving the value
I honestly would love to have one or two more of these, but I don’t think I have the space for them. 🤷🏻♂️
@@tombuck you have got the wheels turning. The nice thing for me is that I have a dedicated studio. I leave stuff where they are
Awesome! Thanks especially for showing the amount of weight the outrigger arm can hold with everything fully extended.
It’s super strong, but of course sandbags or counterweights are important to keep things safe. 👍
Your channel and videos are amazing. I'm really glad I found this today thanks to your rodecaster videos. Looking forward to seeing all your vids and learning from your channel!
That’s awesome to hear, I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos! 👍
This was a fantastic overview of a c-stand.
Thanks so much! 🤙
You have good quality videos and you explain the information well. Good job!
Thank you!
This is awesome content. I literally just bought one yesterday on amazon with a Godox SL-60W. Excited!
That's a great combo! I haven't used a Godox light, but I've only heard good things about them.
Aww, man. You just caused me to buy that baby-pin thingy adapter for the Turtle Base on my Flashpoint C-Stand. Now my dog will be lit up right the right way! Beautiful video, thanks.
Dogs deserve the very best, always.
Ok be honest how many takes did that opening line take you? 😂😂 C-stands are a game changer took me forever to get some and now I wonder why I waited so long!
I think it was only two or three tries, haha. Let me tell you, I was SO proud when I thought of it. 😬
Very cool. I always heard about c stands and now I know why they are so popular. I kind of want on now!
After using cheaper lightweight stands for so long, it's such a nice change!
C-Stands are a game-changer.
I feel so ridiculous for not getting one of my own sooner. I used them everyday at work, and then came home and was like, “wow, I’m so tired of these flimsy light stands, oh well.” 🤦🏻♂️
Great video!
Do you have an elgato stream deck? If you have one consider making a review. Keep up the great work!
I do have one! I don't live stream as much as I used to, but we also use one at my work. They're really great. Maybe it is worth reviewing?
The Enthusiasm Project With all of this work from home stuff I think there is a rise in learning to stream, short cuts, etc. Just an idea. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! And yes, live streaming has really taken off lately 👍
Thats a nice wide shot! Sky came out perfectly exposed! That's hard to do! I feel like I always mess up my outside shots
Thank you! It's all about those ND filters. It was so bright outside that I had a hard time seeing the camera's screen and just kind of hoped for the best. 😬
Love your videos, I have 2 Cstand and I love them, sturdy and durable. I use it for lighting
I'd definitely love to have one or two more...
great video : ) I appreciate how you mentioned the proper ways to use a c-stand, not everyone does.
Thank you! I just took delivery of a bunch of sandbags today for safety. The delivery guy is less than happy.
C-stands ftw. Great video & nice summary bud!
Thank you! All grip gear is underrated. 😎
Awesome video as always man! think I´ll have to pick one of these up :D
They're 100% worth it.
Awesome video! Thank's bro
Recently invested in one for overhead shots. I got a cheap one by Neewer which cost less than my tripod and does a much better job! It feels like it's going to last a long time 😁
They’re really great for overheads! I put the ball head from my old Joby on the end and it’s really nice.
I want that over head camera look without catching the bottom of the c stand 😭
If you’re indoors, look into getting a Varipole. You can mount it above you (without putting any holes in the walls) and the clamp a camera arm/mount to it. 👍
No one has been able to respond to this question and I'm an avid fan of your channel, so hopefully you'll respond. Can you mount a Edelkrone JibONE v2 to this stand using a threaded adapter with a plate.?
I haven't used the JibONE myself, so I can't say for sure. But looking at the size/design, it looks pretty heavy. The main center column should be more than enough to support it, but I wouldn't try to mount it on the arm. 👍
Thanks
thinking of using this as a really high tripod 2m+ to film wedding receptions to cover the whole reception as a wide angle camera positioned next to speakers on a corner or on the side of the stage area to capture the dance floor and what ever is happening from start to finish. weight is the only issue to carry around.
Great video as always I would make one suggestion however. Never mount any object on the non knuckle side of the extension arm. Even though it is possible to mount a light there you should always mount on the knuckle side. Little knobs to the left large knobs to the right. You did finally mention it later on which I was happy to see because mountain on the non knuckle side could cause it to loosen and hit someone.
Amazing production quality.
Thank you!
This would definitely improve my workflow! Thanks for sharing! How about that pristine Lawn?!😎
Haha, I was really lucky that everything was looking extra good that day! The clouds, the sky, the grass- all perfect. 😁
Hey, I have the exact same camera and lens as you, minus the battery grip. I was wondering how to mount it overhead. Thanks for the info!
The c stand and works great. Adorama’s “Flash Point” c stands have mounts built in to the arms 👍
Lovely talk
I'm thinking about using c stands for my DRUMS overheads! I sometimes use large condenser mics for them and need heavy duty stands
Yes! I can confirm that they work great.
For C stand material, aluminium alloy and stainless steel which one is better for heavy duty and performance? Thanks
My stand is mostly steel with some aluminum parts and is very sturdy.
Hello !! Great video
But i am wondering about the text style on yr thumbnail ,, what is this style name ?
Thank you! I actually just draw the letters in Procreate in the iPad. 👍
The big, bold ones are based on Helvetica and the smaller text is just my writing.
@@tombuck thank you so much !
Btw you deserve more subscriptions for your useful content , keep going
Can i use it as a normal horizontal shot? Or the camera is always pointing on the ground?
You can position it any way you'd like.
Does a C-Stand kit include the outrigger rod and all the fixtures you showed?
Typically yes, but it can vary depending on the stand.
6:46 - I really wish that you could’ve included an inset shot of the adapter to connect your DSLR to your C stand. Because as it is at the moment, it’s rather hard to discern what that adapter might look like.
There are links to everything I used in the description. The adapters look pretty nondescript, so that was the easiest way 👍
The Enthusiasm Project Oh, sweet-thanks for that. Well, in that case, keep up the good work!
You’re welcome! Sorry there’s not a better visual in the video itself.
The Enthusiasm Project Ah, no worries-all’s well that ends well!
It’s a cliche but it’s the video I needed for a long time! A aways wonder when I buy it, how to use it...to the fullest.Thank you. Would you mind if I ask you a personal question:-)? How you position your camera height, distance from you for this look you got. I have same EosR and same 24 mm 1.4( you sold me on this one:-), but I can’t make it exact look. You know what I mean!:-) once again thank you for your contribution and positive attitude!
Hi Stan! When I’m in my “studio,” the camera is about 3 feet away and I’m about 8 feet from the background. I keep the lens at 1.4, and that helps to get the background blur. The more distance you can put between your subject and the background, the better. 👍
The Enthusiasm Project thank you for the response! I wonder, where the censor of the camera is leveled. For example the chin, the neck or below?
I have mine slightly below eye level tilting up.
The Enthusiasm Project thank you once again!
Your lovely audience at 3:33. LOL
Ha, I know! He just sat there and I tried to start recording ASAP 😬
C-stands are great of course, but with the size being equal, the leg spreader stand is much much much more stable. C-stands are prone to tipping, especially outside with even slighest wind, and no amount of sandbagging will prevent that. For studio work, great tool.
C-stands are prone to tipping? umm you must be using it wrong buddy.
@@mertkaracayil Believe me, I don't. For quick demo, watch here czcams.com/video/k2kdxPmcqyU/video.html (3:30 mark). Then, for longer explanation, watch here: czcams.com/video/K6DyCRRjQkw/video.html (the whole video). Again, c-stands are good for perfectly level ground, absolutely no wind and light applications. When rough, professional work is considered, they don't have place there.
Hey! I have a question. Can I remove an arm and use it as a monopod? If so, I probably go and buy this thing right now.
It would really just be a stick, but it could kind of function like a very narrow monopod? It wouldn’t have the grip or varying height versatility of a real monopod though.
@@tombuck actually I'm thinking of using it as a boom, and maybe Imitate a drone. So the mic or dslr camera won't weight much.
Great job!
I hate and love C-Stands. They are so versatile.
Thanks boss. Legend !
Great tutorial! How many c-stands is a good number to own for an indie filmmaker? I'm just thinking the number of lights times the number of diffusers times the number of black negative fill can really start to add up. From experience, how many c-stands do you tend to use per scene?
This might sound strange, but I swear I saw this same question on Reddit, I wonder if that was you? Generally speaking, have as many stands as you have room for, with at least 1 per main light. At home I have one stand for my key light and a second one that I use for additional lighting/grip gear/cameras/etc. At work we have a whole rack of them, and when my students film a typical dialogue scene, we often use 3-4 stands for lights/backdrops/mics/etc.
Hey man, I just found your channel and I enjoy the way you present. Sub’d
I'm really happy to hear that and I'm glad you're here! 👍
C-Stand is more useful than that Glidegear overheard unit you bought, and it's cheaper too for those overhead shots.
C stands definitely have more uses and versatility overall, but I still really like the glide gear overhead, especially when filming smaller items. 👍
Just found you channel and i think it is great!
Do You think the C-Stand can be used for "simple" nighttime pictures? Using it with a beach recliner and flipping the camera up to the sky. i am looking for simple way to lay back and take some easy pictures.
Thanks
It could definitely work for that, but since it’s so heavy, it probably wouldn’t be too fun to bring down to a beach. I’d search for a good tripod that has a center column with the ability to extend out horizontally 👍
@@tombuck Can you recommend one? My Camera is heavy Sony RIV with 200-400mm Lens, Thank you so much!
This is the newer version of what I have: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1034139-REG/manfrotto_mt055xpro3_aluminum_tripod.html
Then you just need to search for a head that you want to use with it.
@@tombuck Looks great!, Thanks very much, I will be ordering it, if Wife approves LOL.
You now have a subscriber for life. :)
Haha, glad you’re here and good luck!
Ok I purchased the c-stand for my strobe but now I want to use it for my camera. Question anyone: how do you control taking the picture with the camera all The way their?
I like to use the Canon app on my phone, but it depends on which camera you’re using.
I have the kind of slider that has 2 "lamp" mounts at the end, I think 2 of these will be extremely sturdy right? Even with my 2 quality Manfrotto stands, the slider wobbles around... Thanks for the informative vid! :)
Oh yeah, these will definitely be overkill in terms of stability. But they'll last you forever.
@@tombuck All I needed to hear! :) Thx
the thread of my c stand has a 1/4 inch for me to mount my camera directly onto it can i just do this instead of mounting head with spigot?
Sure! I have another stand that works that way too and it's super handy. Although I usually do still like attaching a small ball head to it just for added versatility.
C stands are great and all but can we talk about your lawn game?
After years of apartment living, let me tell you how happy I was to have the ginormous yard!
@@tombuck I know the feeling well my friend
Your yard? I’m in NY in apartment... LOL
We REALLY appreciate it during this quarantine time 😬
Where is the link to the Adapters?
All links are in the video description 👍
When your overhead is over your head.
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I love You 😘
I love you too (as a friend)
@@tombuck yes of course ☺️😍😃
Get super ripped with a C-Stand #camerafitness
I want the Impact rolling C-Stand for my studio. It’s on my list. I hope you used your B&H EDU account! That C-Stand is like $117 with EDU discount. There are some great EDU discounts on C-Stands!
D'oh! I didn't use the EDU discount, but I will when I order another one. We have rolling stands at work, and they're SO convenient. I don't have room for one at home though. 😬
The Enthusiasm Project if you have room for a regular C-Stand you have room for the impact rolling one.....check out this....www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/917857-STUD/impact_lsp_sfb8_folding_wheeled_base_stand.html/mode/edu $111 for EDU too
If you aren’t logged into EDU that other link won’t work.....use this one for the product www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/917857-REG/impact_lsp_sfb8_folding_wheeled_base_stand.html
Perfect, thank you!!
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You know there are heavier light stands than the one you have there.
„What stand is that?“
„It‘s a c stand!“
„I know I can see it’s a stand.“
Bruh 🙄😅
That's all you do is talk C stands sweetie pie!