Manfrotto 190XPROB
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Manfrotto 190XPROB Specifications
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| Main characteristics | |
| Tripod type | outdoor tripod |
| Shooting height | from 8.5 to 146 cm |
| Maximum shooting height (without center boom) | 122 cm |
| Maximum load | 5 Kg |
| Length (folded) | 57 cm |
| Head | not included |
| Weight | 1.8 kg |
| Functions | |
| Level | there is |
| Number of boom sections | 3 |
| Rod diameter | 25 mm |
| Support ends | rubber |
| Material | Aluminium alloy |
| Features: | tripod legs lock at an angle of 25 °, 46 °, 66 ° and 88 ° |
Opinions from the Manfrotto 190XPROB
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Advantages:
Not very long, in this row one of the lightest - 1.8 kg. The legs have different angles - convenient for shooting in mountains and on bumps. 2 legs have a type of rubber insulation in the upper part - for transfer, so as not to cling to the metal, it is convenient (at minus 10 this is important). With clip-on legs, not screws, you can completely disassemble the tripod in a minute. It's a good THING, heavy, it's not scary to go to the shooting alone. Well, the quality of Manfrotto is the main advantage
Disadvantages:
Again, the weight is heavy, but it's metal, not carbon. A necessary evil. No cover - you will have to buy separately
Comment:
I used this model for a week in the mountains. In general, I have been using this company for 3 years, no complaints. Satisfied to the screeching of a pig. Especially after suffering for a long time without a tripod. Heavy, Aeroflot had to pay extra for the overweight.
January 29, 2011
Advantages:
Good in everything. Stability, ergonomics, size. The tripod legs can be positioned at various angles, up to 90 degrees from the center axis. Metal - hence the weight, which for many may be out of place. For me it’s the other way around - the feeling that you are using the THING! Build quality - Manfrotto, no complaints. The pivoting central axis was very useful, more on that in the commentary.
Disadvantages:
Again - for someone it will be weight. There is no cover in the kit, I bought it separately. There are no more flaws :-)
Comment:
I use it for video in a set with Manfrotto 701. To say that I am satisfied is to say nothing. The picture is flat and smooth, the tripod can be placed in the most unimaginable places. About the central axis. In addition to its direct purpose (installing the camera in hard-to-reach places or near the ground), I have found application for myself as a shoulder rig. The axis is set at an angle of 90 degrees to the tripod and recessed as much as possible. The legs of the tripod are on the shoulder, with one hand you hold the axis itself, with the other the handle of the head. Not suitable for long filming, all the weight is still on my hands, but I often need to shoot scenes for 2-5 minutes, I don't have time to get tired. In general - I advise! I repeat once again - THING!
May 23, 2013, Moscow
Advantages:
Excellent tripod, no complaints at all! A very successful model. It seems that it has already been removed from production, but if you find it on sale - take it without hesitation! Everything is done with high quality and soundly, but this is Manfrotto and that says it all, made in Italy after all. Although now they began to collect some budget models in China and the quality there is much worse. Here, everything is just reinforced concrete)) You can immediately see that it will last a very, very long time, the safety margin is huge. Everything is regulated within wide limits, everything is clearly fixed, there are no backlashes, etc.
Disadvantages:
A cover would not hurt))
Comment:
I'm happy with everyone, I advise everyone!
Jan 21, 2016
Advantages:
The tripod is sturdy, the design allows you to quickly disassemble / assemble and accurately adjust the height of the camera.
Disadvantages:
After two years of active use, one of the limiters broke. As a result, one of the legs must be bent by eye, since the legs can be bent at an angle of up to 90 degrees to the central axis. The fracture of the limiter shows that it is made of powder metal. The button-limiter for extending the central axis also broke (although this did not lead to such a crap, as in the first case).
Comment:
Despite the flimsy limiters, I'm still happy with the tripod. Always clear camera setup.
April 18, 2015, Temryuk
