The 6 Gripping Clamps Every Filmmaker Needs! | Gear Guides | Film Lighting Techniques

[@meetthegaffer]

This was great! Thank you for putting in the time.

[@CreativePathFilms]

Thank you!

[@WillNewcomb]

I've just bought a Ulanzi R094 grip for just $11 here in China.

[@CreativePathFilms]

Great buy!

[@ricardoninohe]

Thank you very much for the video!!!

[@CreativePathFilms]

My pleasure!

[@andyvan5692]

A really funny video, especially the section on magic arms, would NOT like anyone's balls near you!!- talking about clamps, and how well the rubber grip stops "chafing "( what I inferred you meant here), just don't crank down hard, especially seeing as how you enjoy it soo much.

[@CreativePathFilms]

You get me. You really get me 🤣 how can you not have a laugh talking about this stuff?! It’s just….so easy.

[@KevinRusso]

You put the umbrella in wrong!! That whole is also slanted so the flash shines into the center of the umbrella they way you had it it would shine though the upper portion of the umbrella.

[@CreativePathFilms]

Thanks for the correction!

[@thepropolys]

What are your thoughts on the super clamp vs. the cardellini? Does the super clamp hold more weight?

[@CreativePathFilms]

Sorry I don’t have an answer for you on this one. I haven’t had hands on experience with the Cardellini clamps, but from conversations I’ve had, they seem to be comparable. Cardellini don’t seem to list their payload capacity so I can’t compare them based on spec.

[@T.T.E.O.T.]

Cardellini is much better as a Grip with almost 20 yrs of experience ive maybe used a maffer 30 times besides on the end of a magic arm cardellinis and mathellinis are much better tighten much better hold better and yes will hold a larger payload the first clamps he showed were cardellinis just from a different manufacturer which is why went by another name but they were cardellinis for better or worse