IMPACT VARIPOLE REVIEW: TRANSFORM YOUR HOME YOUTUBE STUDIO
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Come find out how you can transform your RUclips home studio with an Impact Varipole.
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The rubber cups at each end of the poles will leave a mark (round dark ring) on the ceiling. I suggest placing a small sandwich bag over the end of each pole before putting it in place. Especially if you plan on leaving them in place for an extended length of time.
Great point. I wrapped a small piece of wood in duvetyne where it came in contact with the wall. Thanks so much for the comment and have a great day!
@@DeafDirector They sell washable end caps for them
that would kind of defeat the purpose of the suction cup
Yeah some plywood with some felt padding seems to be a good idea.
@@JSmooove It's not a suction cup. It uses pressure, not suction.
Built out a kit in B and H and it’s not too expensive. However the shipping costs of backdrop paper??? Literally added 210 bucks to my shipping costs. Oh boy. Lol. Thanks for the video!
Man, I have felt that exact pain! Good luck with the studio
Best intro EVER
Great video, great review. Thanks for making this.
Thanks, Matt! Good luck on your studio
Thanks so much! That's very helpful information. Something more on class and the way equipment attaches to them would be very very helpful. Unless there's already something on the topic ❤
Excellent, detailed video. You showed me exactly what I needed to know. Thank you.
Thank you for doing this video. Helped me set up my Varipoles a lot.
I wanted to set this up in my bedroom studio. I was between this and a rolling c-stand. Went with the c-stand so that I could roll it around. But great review bro! Tx
Thanks Ismael! You can never go wrong with the versatility of a c-stand. Good luck on your bedroom studio build.
I’m redoing my home studio now and ran across your review on the Varipole. I’ve subbed, specifically due to your production quality - well done I can’t wait for tutorials on how to improve my game. Thanks for being here!
Super Informative Video… and the teleprompter is genius. Thanks!
Thanks. This is the first I've heard of these. Wish I would have seen this before buying my c-stand.
Thanks, Ken! They are pretty cool, but don’t feel too bummed about the c-stand purchase. It will last you forever and a c-stand always comes in handy. Thanks for the comment and have a great day!
@@DeafDirector Wishing you lots of success with your channel. Ken
Lighting looks great!
Thanks, Alyssa!
Very helpful video! I actually could use them to run across from wall to wall - I hadn't thought of that! Thanks!
Good luck with your setup!
I tried to install these in my studio, cement ceiling etc. I thought when you clamp down the handle that the top pole would actually move it up a bit and then clamp down tight. It only tightens around the pole. I moved it a bit to check and it slipped and every time. I want to add 3 paper rolls and I don’t think I’m keeping them. Just my thoughts.
EXCELLENT video. Subscribed! What if your space is like 13' from wall to wall... do they make a 14' or 15' pole? I'd rather ceiling-mount it, than floor-to-ceiling which wouldn't be as useful. Thanks!
Thanks, Chris. Impact actually makes a 78" and a 59" extension unit that works with the Varipole. I'll put a link at the end of this message. Hope it helps and I'm super pumped to have you subscribe. Good luck on your studio! www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/822799-REG/Impact_VPE_6B_Varipole_Extension_78.html
@@DeafDirector THANKS. Exactly what I was looking for. It should be sturdy enough to mount like a few CFL lights (without softboxes... I just mount the head itself, less bulk.. haha) and some type of mount for a mirrorless DSLR, I think... mic/arm? I think all of that stuff should be light enough for the total weight.... thanks again, so much!
@@DeafDirector Is your horizontal pole used with the extender? Most garages are wider than 12', so just wondering... thanks so much!
@@DopamineOverload I have a center support column, so I was able to use mine without the extender.
@@DeafDirector Ah yes, I see... the support beam. Awesome, though man. Excellent, super helpful video. Look forward to checking out your other content!
Subbed ! Great review man. Going to pick these up.
They are super handy. Good luck!
10 seconds in...omg, those girls are adorable! Okay, onto the video.
Does this have a spring loaded end like the Autopole 2? No one seems to mention this in their reviews
Wait, you were able to attach a boom arm there on the left?
You had me at adorable little ones! ❤️
They get me every time, too! Thanks for the comment!
Great content, I subscribed to your channel! Thanks.
Thanks, Brian. Great to have you come along!
looking at B&H at 191$ shipping (no tax) overseas
Can you get floor stands for these poles?
Hola Deaf Director! Genial video, nosotros somos un canal nuevo en youtube que tenemos como misión enseñar, y mostrar todos los implementos, instrumentos y equipos que utilizamos al momento de instalar un set de fotos o de grabación por el momento yendo desde lo más básico hasta después que ya veamos temas mas complejos. Somos de Ecuador y queremos impulsar esta grandiosa carrera sin embargo es desconocida y poco común en nuestro país por lo tanto estamos en busca de personas que les guste este mundo de lo audiovisual para que nos apoye dándonos su opinion, recomendación o algún tips para mejorar nuestro canal. Saludos y éxitos😊😎🇪🇨🇪🇨
Hola Slider y Alexa. Gracias por comunicarse, es genial saber de Ecuador. Me encanta el contenido de tu canal, es realmente útil y práctico, y cubre mucha información que creo que a muchas personas les gustaría conocer. Creo que lo que estás creando realmente ayudará a mucha gente. Hace un gran uso de la iluminación, los ángulos de la cámara y el tema. Sigue con el contenido increíble y tu canal seguirá creciendo. Perdón si mi español es un poco torpe, pero muchas gracias por el comentario y ¡que tengas un gran día!
Thanks!
Hi - great review; so you have used this from floor to ceiling....how about using this from wall to wall. That way you can place the pole high towards the ceiling and hang lights and cameras for overhead shots. Could this be mounted across a room wall to wall?
Hey Natquascape, you can look at 3:04 on the video to see how I used this pole in a horizontal (wall to wall) configuration from my support beam to hand lights from. Thanks for the comment
@@DeafDirector ah yes! Apologies my friend....thanks for this.
@@Natquascape Hope it helps! Have fun putting your studio together!
Great video! May I ask what extension stand did you use to mount the light and connect to the super clamp on the auto pole?
Hey Iann Wu,I actually used Super Clamps with 5/8 Stud pins (www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/824368-REG/Impact_srp_107_4_7_Snap_in_Pin_for.html) to hang up all of the lights in my setup. The only extension unit I used was a boom pole to hold my shotgun mic.
@@DeafDirector Thanks for the info! What part do I need to clamp a boom like like onto the auto pole?
@@IannWu I attached a super clamp to the pole and then to put a 5/8 pin into the super clamp. On the 5/8 pin I attached a C stand knuckle www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/371923-REG/Impact_KCP_200_Grip_Head_2_5.html
On the knuckle I attached Boom Pole Holder www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/885688-REG/Auray_BPH_BOOM_POLE.html