Can these softboxes be tilted down to light clothing items being photographed flat (on tabletop/floor)?
1756191
Yes. I have used them for tabletop/studio work for food shots. Awesome system, great value!
2091223
I tried putting in several 4x6 photos in the box and it bent them. You unfortunately can't stand them up which they need to be when stored. This won't work for you. Sorry but I feel you would regret it. I like the box a lot but I use it for important papers that lay flat.
1949781
I have a Canon of similar size and weight and it isn't really possible to use it vertically if you are simply resting the feet on a flat surface. It is totally possible to use it to take vertical picts if you are wrapping the feet around something like a railing, a limb or similar. It's all a balance thing. It is plenty strong.
1452579
I'm not sure about the lens size but the cameras cannot be hung upside down
753400
Depending on the kind of lighting you want out if your flash this particular box is flexible and u will see it allows you many angles. Play with it I personally like to raise it high and point it down at my subject.
2034782
I mounted both of mine on walls. The cameras are fully "rotatable". You can mount them upside-down if you want!
1362807
Sure. I wonder whether the photos might bend, though, when they're stacked up more loosely. The internal cases give them more structure.
1145862
yes you can there is a tread mount where the flash mount is. it's able to tilt upwards and downwards on a light stand.
2008448
I only do flat: sheets, pillow cases, tableclothes, napkins and placemats. I would think it would be doable, but would take more patience than I have. There are u-tube videos and how to do shirts, etc.
1755299
They come with small mount with screw holes on the bottom , no way to tilt them in any certain direction .
1312243
Yes, you can mount them vertically. There is a locking ring which screws onto the base. You would be able to point the camera in all axes from the plane of the wall it's mounted to.
761656
The panels are sliders so if you tried to use vertically they would slide down. Meant for horizontal use.
1178029
This is a soft box only, not a light. It's designed to work with lights similar to the NEEWER 180.
586354
No they can not or your picture will be upside down try the ball type cameras they swivel and rotate in its case
1898334
Yes, as the other two replied, you'd have tape or clamp it to the side or top-the camera works very well however you'd also have to play with the orientation.
135639
Spend enough money, and you can make anything fit. But, no, there is no inexpensive way to attach them. My softbox comes with its own lighting system.
871375
Not really. You could tilt them and even rotate them easily but you would need tools to adjust the height.