The iFootage LT2-3.5 Spider Crab Magic Arm is a compact, versatile mounting solution designed to position accessories such as monitors, lights, or small cameras exactly where you need them. With a 5.5" reach and a robust aluminium and steel construction, it offers reliable support while remaining easy to adjust on set.

Featuring a 1/4"-20 screw on one end and a cold shoe mount on the other, this arm bridges different mounting standards, making it ideal for use with cages, rigs, and camera-mounted accessories.

Who this is for

• Filmmakers and videographers building compact rigs
• Photographers adding lights or monitors to hot shoe setups
• Content creators needing flexible accessory positioning
• Anyone working with cages or rigs requiring quick mounting solutions

At a glance

• 5.5" articulating magic arm
• 1/4"-20 screw mount on one end
• Cold shoe mount on the other
• Supports up to 6 kg load
• 3 points of articulation for precise positioning
• Central locking lever for quick adjustments
• Aluminium and steel construction
  

Component breakdown

Dual mounting ends
One end features a 1/4"-20 screw for attaching to cages, rigs, or plates, while the other offers a cold shoe mount for accessories such as lights or monitors.

Articulating joints
Three points of articulation allow flexible positioning. Both ends move freely until locked, giving you full control over placement.

Central locking system
A single locking lever tightens the entire arm. Anti-slip gearing in the centre hub helps maintain position under load.

Grip-friendly thumbwheel
The 1/4"-20 mounting screw includes an oversized, textured thumbwheel, making it easier to secure firmly—even in fast-paced shooting environments.

Why choose this product

This arm is designed for practical, everyday rig building. Its compact size makes it ideal for lightweight setups, while the dual mounting options reduce the need for additional adapters. The central locking mechanism speeds up adjustments, helping you work more efficiently on set.

Ideal uses

• Mounting on-camera monitors
• Attaching LED lights to a camera rig
• Adding accessories to cages or handles
• Creating compact, portable video setups