Savage V-Hold for Light Modifiers

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A clever studio tool for those moments when a reflector, scrim, or diffusion panel needs a steadier place to live. The Savage V-Hold for Light Modifiers is designed for photographe rs and creators who want a more flexible way to position reflectors, scrims, and diffusion materials. Its articulated double-arm design opens into a V-shape, giving you a surprisingly adaptable support for light-shaping tools that can otherwise feel awkward to hold or mount. For studio work, video setups, and location shoots where controlling light matters, it is the kind of accessory that can make the whole setup feel more capable. Why photographers like the Savage V-Hold Articulated two-section arm unfolds from a compact V-shaped 25.6" length to a maximum 94" extension. V-shape design supports scrims, reflectors, and cut-to-size diffusion materials like Savage Translum. Two cross-through 5/8" mounting options allow horizontal or vertical mounting. Clamps onto round objects up to 1.6" in diameter for flexible placement options. Can mount to either a baby pin or 5/8" stud. A baby pin can accommodate both the V-Hold and a light on the same stand. Collapses to about 25.5" long for easier transport and storage. Weight of about 3.5 lb keeps it fairly manageable for both studio and location use. Looking Glass Photo’s Take:This is one of those accessories that is not glamorous, but can be genuinely useful once you start shaping light more intentionally. The real appeal is flexibility. It gives you a cleaner way to hold reflectors, scrims, and diffusion where you want them without always needing another person to help. The tradeoff is that it makes the most sense for photographers or creators who are already working with panels and modifiers regularly. If your lighting setup is very simple, it may be more tool than you need. That last part is an inference based on its modifier-focused design and mounting options. Ideal for:Portrait photographers, product photographers, educators, video creators, and studio users who want a more adaptable way to mount reflectors, scrims, and diffusion materials. This use guidance is an inference based on the product’s design and stated compatibility. Show more