Westcott 750 Photo Basics 7.0-Foot Light Stand
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| List Price: | $35.00 |
| Price: | $16.00 |
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Product Description
This Photo Basics Light Stand is lightweight, black aluminum, with sure-twist section locks. It is an ideal stand for a travel kit with small light fixtures.
Product Details
- Color: Black Anodized
- Brand: Westcott
- Model: 750
- Released on: 2006-11-25
- Dimensions: 3.60" h x 3.60" w x 29.50" l, 2.45 pounds
Features
- 2-section stand with a maximum extended height of 7.0 feet
- Supports up to 5.5 pounds of lights with accessories
Customer Reviews
Solid stand - not so compact
This is a solid, medium weight stand. It does what it's supposed to do and is better for lights/flashes/etc that are on the medium weight side(or if you have softboxes). Frankly, I prefer my Manfrotto 001B, which is a super-light-weight 6 foot stand, and folds down much smaller. So in the end... as a studio stand, great. As a portable stand, not bad, but you can buy lighter. Build quality is fine and none of the hardware seems cheap. A previous review said this stand was "air cushioned" but it really isn't. It might have that effect in the right conditions but I own some true "air cushioned" stands and this one is not. For the price, you won't complain.
Uh.. no
I love these Amazon reviews, and hate to write a negative one.
Bought this model about a year ago, due to low cost and other reviews.. shortly thereafter, the "spring" feature fell apart internally. Then (and now), the top of this spins with the lightest touch (or even if it is mildly unbalanced) - so, the light doesn't stay aimed where it is pointed. Duck tape works to hold the top from spinning - but, really now... it should be much more robust.
Good stand for the price
It's my first light stand. Although we use more expensive stands at work, this one meets my budget. Usual use is indoor/studio lighting but sometimes light outside shoot. Sturdy enough to hold my 43" umbrella and an SB-800. I haven't tried using bigger strobes though. For it's price, it is meeting my needs.







