When you think about the positions a camera is used in relation to the subject to be photographed, two possibilities come into mind: First there is the well-known posture with the camera - sometimes mounted to a tripod - in front of our eye aiming at the subject, either from the front, the side, from below or at an angle from above.

The three dimensions of the subject are always preserved, the type of picture only depends from the chosen perspective. Then there is the vertical view from above where usually the third dimension is lost.

The high degree of modularization, the vast range of components and the uncomplicated design of the interfaces provide for so many variations and versions, that there is hardly a requirement that can not be met.

Larger base boards, metal magnetized surfaces, longer or shorter columns, camera armes with various positioning and adjustment possibilities - all this combined with the many options in lighting equipment will lead to a big choice in practical solutions, which can even be adopted later on to modified requirements.