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Photo : Manfrotto 725B Digi Tripod with Integrated Ball Head with Dove Tail Plate and Carrying Bag (Black) |
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Manfrotto
EAN: 0719821262312
Label: Manfrotto
Manufacturer: Manfrotto
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 770 hundredths-pounds
Model: 725B
Publisher: Manfrotto
Release Date: April 14, 2006
Studio: Manfrotto
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 725B
Features:- Lightweight and compact, offers support necessary for high-quality imaging
- Built-in aluminum ball head with a single "ratchet" locking lever, with micro "dovetail" quick release plate
- Quick-action leg locks for fast set-up and breakdown
- Four section tripod legs permit a folded length just over 18 inches
- 64.6-inch maximum height, 7.7-pound maximum load
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Product Description:
New and improved quick release equipped compact tripod designed / Adds the professional range 3157N rapid connect plate to the ball head
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
Its built strong, and sturdy!.Nice hard plastic legs that open with 3-clips for short to long. I think the coolest thing about this tripod is the dovetail plate.! So cool that when you release the pin you can swivel 360 degrees, up/down, right/left! This comes in very HANDY!
One or 2 small drawbacks: #1-The center pole that holds the camera, slips! If you put any pressure at all on it.
Not very taught. this pole goes up & down for length and has a red clip, to hold it, but it still ... Read More
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This Tripod is quite a step up from the tripods I've used in the past.
It is constructed very well and all of the locking clamps are very secure.
The Ball Head is a really neat idea but is taking some time getting used to, but I think it'll work out alright. I take alot of segmented photos for panoramas and linning up each consecutive shot can be a little tricky, but over-all it's better than other tripods with the leveling bubbles which more often than not were rather frustrating. I also ... Read More
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Great tripod. Very versatile. Snap off plate is easy to use and locks back in securely.
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With an interesting hexagonal leg profile, an average ball head, a decent carrying bag all in a fairly light package, this tripod may be consider by the owners of a SLR-like or point-and-shoot cameras who want a quick buy. But again, if you care about how much weight you carry with you and care less about quality than practicality, why would you spend over $100 for something significantly heavier than your camera. Needless to say that who has an SLR and is looking for a tripod, they should keep looking. ... Read More
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This tripod is the best ever. Its in budget price, the ball-head is perfect for free adjusting, works fast. It expands into huge-ness. Considering that I'm 6'4" and it levels almost exactly to my eye. :). The bag is sturdy, and the tripod itsself is sturdy. Only it gets wobbly when you extend it fully. I think the description of the height is a bit wrong... But i havent measured my self. The only flaw is that the head is shaking, but it can be fastned with a 6-sided screwdriver.
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