Kamstands.... Lighting Stand Video

0:06 What you're looking at there is a corner piece from CamStand

Right, it's taken me a while but I've tried to get sort of the right angle. Now... Right, what you're looking at there is a corner piece from CamStand. There it is. It's one of those. Now I have done a couple of videos on not these, but straight bits in the past. Now what we've got here is a corner piece and simply attached there. So without going into great detail, if I just put the camera back a little bit... I have got another one of these. I'm going to try and work with me here. I mean, it's not rocket science. That can be attached there like so. And then of course you put another stand underneath here to keep it secure. Now what I'm going to do is I'm going to pause the camera now, put the wide angle lens on and explain what we can do. Hold on. Right, here we go.

1:39 We've got one that side, let's imagine we've got one the other side

Now first off, how do you attach these to there? Let me show you. Now you'll notice there you've got a holy bit. What you do is get three of those and put those in the holy bit like that. And then, very simple, you just attach that to the other holy bits. And also you've got these guys here. Now you can have wing nuts, but it's probably better to use what's known as a dropping, no it's not really because I just dropped it, locking nut. So once you've got those three, one, two, three, attach that together, put that through there, that will go the other side and then of course you just put that on there and lock it in place. That is it. Now, right, we've got one that side, let's imagine we've got one the other side.

And let's imagine, like I showed you earlier, we have that across there, and then we have also the other side, another one across the other side. Now, let's imagine also, lots of imagining going on here, I'll never have a Ferrari. Right, so, I've got my DJ set up here, I've got the stand behind me quite a lot higher, I've got a piece going that side and a piece going that side. Think out of the box, not in the box. Just imagine, behind me there, that's where I've got all my lights for the crowd. Either side of me, like so, I can have some lighting on me. Now trust me, and I do it as well, I very very rarely do not put any lights on myself. Now at the end of the day, let's think about it, the DJ is probably the most important person of the night. He or she is the guy that gets the crowd going.

3:12 Goes across, stuff, stand

And if the people can see you, then they're more likely to want to get slightly more involved as well. No, doesn't stop there. Now I don't actually have the bits but they've got another bit that goes across and down. Now at the moment, I'm thinking outside the box again, you can see we've got a stand there. There's the stand going down there. Imagine if we took those stands away and imagine instead of it being that way... and across like so we had it that way and down now what we could do then is imagine here this bit is there we can have another bit so the stand itself would be exceedingly high and then at the bottom of this guy not the first one the second one we could attach a very large piece let's say of plywood bolt it to the plywood and then

You've got a framework that goes up like this and across and down. The possibilities are endless. In other words, if you've got an item and you think I can use it in slightly a different way but you're not going to interfere with the item as such and you're guaranteed not to let's say cause problems with reference to someone tripping over the stuff then do it! Now if you've got this sort of stuff, you've got some ideas Put a video response up. But anyway, this stuff here is from CAM. It's known as the CAM stands and I will, as ever, put the lickable clink in the description. Practice and enjoy. Thank you. Sorry? Can I go now?

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