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the one that comes to mind is the manfrotto nano, but it's not quite 8'-10'.
at that height, they are kinda heavy... at least from what i've found. i wouldn't sacrifice height for weight.
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Manfrotto brand lightstands are nice. Get one that's air cushioned though so your flash doesn't come crashing down if you aren't paying attention.
For something that tall with an umbrella I'd use some type of weight to keep the stand steady as well. Gallon size water jugs bungee'd to the stand will help with that.
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I've got a couple lumopro stands that are really nice. They are 8 or 10 ft, can't recall. Older models that I don't think they make any more
here's the newer version: 8ft, air-cushioned, folds down nice and compact. LumoPro 8' Black A/C Stand Also the 10ft version for $10 extra LumoPro LP608 10ft Black A/C Stand
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