Wimberley PP-211 User Manual

Wimberley, Inc. ©2018, All Rights Reserved Rev. 180325

Arched Recess

reliably grip cylindrical
objects such as small
flashlights and branches.

Foam Jaw Inserts

Grip delicate objects without damage.

The Plamp Clip

Thumbscrew Turn the thumbscrew to open or close the jaws of the

clip. Compared to typical spring-activated clips, thumbscrew activated
clip jaws allow for more finesse when holding delicate objects, as well
as much higher maximum clamping force when desired.

Clip Body

The clip is custom designed to hold
anything from the most delicate plant stems
to heavy reflectors and diffusers. It is made of
nearly unbreakable ST Nylon

Jaw opening band

This elastomer band puts tension on the clamp’s moving

jaw so that it opens when you loosen the thumbscrew. It
is made of weather/UV resistant EPDM

Special notches in the clip’s jaws grab the steel rim on reflectors and
diffusers, providing a secure, slip-free attachment (applies to typical cloth
reflectors/diffusers with steel perimeter hoop). This new feature is a drastic
improvement over other clips currently on the market.

The firm grip allows you to make precise adjustments to the angle of a reflector.
You can even hold diffusers cantilevered straight out above your subject

Important Feature

Reflector/Diffuser Notches

Package Contents:

• The Plamp Clip (Qty 1)

Connecting the Plamp Clip to your Plamp

1. Remove the old clip end from the

Plamp by firmly grabbing the Loc-Line®

segment next to the end segment that is
attached to the clip. Bend it sharply until
the segments pop apart (do not worry,
you will not hurt the Plamp).

2. To attach the new clip, forcefully press it onto the segment
that was previously attached to the old clip. It should snap into
place with an audible “pop”. It takes a substantial amount of
pressure to make this happen. It helps to place your fists be­tween your knees, holding the mating pieces as close to the
connecting joint as possible. Squeeze your knees together
forcefully as you force the joints together with your hands. If
you are still having difficulty you can heat up the female socket
to facilitate the process (details be­low).

Heating the female socket:

Heat some water to boiling or near­boiling temperature. Warm the female
end of the segment for 30-60 seconds in
the hot water. Connect the segments by
pushing them together. Use the knee­squeezing technique mentioned above if
needed. The segments should pop into
place fairly easily.

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PP-211

The Plamp II

Thumbscrew Clip

Plamp Stake

Adjusting the rotational resistance of the clip

The Plamp clip is designed to rotate relative to the articulating arm with slightly less

resistance than is found between similar arm segments. If you desire this resistance
to be higher or lower, you may accomplish this by adjusting the Torx 20 mounting screw

clockwise (for more resistance) or counter-clockwise (to loosen)

You may access this screw by popping off the
final arm segment and plamp clip from the arm.

PP-210

Plamp Rod Extension ($19.00)

The screw may be adjusted

with a Torx 20 wrench

(See part# KY-PP-201)

Extending the reach of your Plamp

You may extend the reach by using a Plamp Stake (part # PP-300)
which enables positioning independent of your tripod.

You may also be interested in the Ground Plamp (part # PP-400)
Which Combines the independence of the plamp stake with the
articulation of the Plamp II in one convenient package.

Ground

Plamp

Camera Generated Vibrations

If your Plamp is secured to your cameras tripod, it is
possible for vibrations from mirror slap to travel through
the Plamp to your subject, negatively affecting image
sharpness. This issue is magnified when you add the
12” extension to the plamp.

We strongly advise using mirror lock-up
(if your camera has this feature)

Alternately, you can attach the Plamp II to an object not
connected to your camera such as our plamp stake
(part# PP-300) or a second tripod.

These vibrations are not a concern when
Holding objects that are not in the picture

(e.g. reflectors & diffusers).

Fine control using the Plamp Rod Extension

For extra dexterity try using the Plamp Rod Extension in con-

junction with the Ground Plamp or a Plamp II connected to a

tripod leg or Plamp Stake.

Rod Extension

Plamp II

Ground Plamp

Move desirable background or

foreground elements

into the picture.

Move distracting back­ground or foreground
elements out of the way

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