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Godox AD200 Umbrella Mount

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Interface between a standard umbrella shaft and a Godox AD200 Pro.

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Allows an umbrella or other shaft-based light modifiers to mount directly to one of the two ¼-20 tripod points on an AD200.

I've included the “short” version in case somebody wants it, but the one marked “long” is a big improvement in basically every way. Both allow an umbrella to be used as a light modifier while being much smaller than articulated mounts.

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To construct, you'll need:

  • 1x AD200 Umbrella Bracket - Long
  • 3x 1-4-20 micro knob
  • 2x ¼-20 hex nuts
  • 2x ¼-20x¾" hex-head screws
  • 1x ¼-20x1" hex-head screw
  • (optional) 1x washer compatible with your ¼-20 screws. I used a 5/8" fender washer.

Construction

  1. Use a clamp to push the micro knobs onto the screws.
  2. insert the 1" screw (and washer!) into the center hole. There's no nut because this will go into the AD200's existing ¼-20 socket, but you will need to screw this the first time to cut threads into the part. This is done to prevent it rattling.
  3. Push nuts into the pockets on the ends of the bracket.
  4. Insert ¾" screw into the two end holes.

 

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