automatic lightstand

<p>I would like to recommend a new lightstand which have automatic open and self-retracting funcitons, that will easy for you to shorten the set time and you will have enough room to move your light.<br>

spec:<br>

net weight:1.9kg<br>

close height:86cm<br>

min operate height:93cm<br>

max operate height:2.5m<br>

load capacity: 9kg at<br>

no air-cushion<br>

footprint: 1.05m<br>

I think those products will getting more popular becasue we all did not like to make the screw lots.</p>

<p>It's difficult to tell. Is this an advertisement?</p>

<p>Gimmick stand. I would never buy one. You save less than 2 seconds in closing it as you don't have to bend over and turn a knob. </p>

<p>Probably a spammer waiting to get past a non-existent posting limit before adding spam URLs. Wait and see.</p>

<p>that is not advertisement at all.<br>

If got more criticism that is mean the current market products not perfect enough and needs to be perfect, I would like to send a video if anybody of you will show your email address,<br>

BTW, what is your ideal of lightstand would like pay.</p>

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You don't need to send a video. We all know what an automatic stand is. You are obviously in some sort of sales. This is

not a post another photographer would present. I think you should make your point if u have one and stop trying to push

this lame stand.

<p>I do not relize Cheetah Stand more popular than old version,but at least we got better one and many photographyer really like it , that is what i am thinking.</p>

<p>The old Redwing Quick-stand was good. Unless a drunk falls on it. I have the large version still, and it is quite robust.</p>

<p>I replaced the small version (after the drunk crushed one leg) with a <a href="https://www.dennymfg.com/ProductDetailsNew1.aspx?PId=af85a5f8-f397-4ee9-934d-2508bf779794&PTId=a49b9a28-32db-4529-b199-81bcb86d2c04">Denny EZ Stand</a>, which is not as good. I use them when transporting a small light and small umbrella at an event or when using a small light to photograph interiors quickly. They work well in crowded rooms, or when a set up light and modifier needs to be carried from one room to another.<br>

<br />This post does seem like a clumsy and somewhat devious sales pitch. I'm not interested, primarily because of your sales technique, "Eric"... t<br /><br /></p>

<p>I had two old Redwing stands and I loved them. When they finally died, not from a drunk but from being used for years, I replaced them with two of the Cheetah lightweight copies of the Redwing and they are both still soldiering on. I tried the heavier version (such as Mr Jiang is touting) made by Redwing and found they and the light on top of them made them too heavy to safely handle one-handed (which was the point of the lightweight Redwing and Cheetah versions).<br>

Steve Sint</p>

That's true. But two handed assistants still find them much easier to move through a crowded room. And they hold a

mono-light just fine…t