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- Rotating selectors allow you to change the leg angle.
- Perfect choice for small DSLR and compact video cameras.
- Easy to use head.
- Improved leg locking levers
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Product Description
A compact tripod complete with a small ball head designed for photographers using lightweight DSLR, compact and bridge cameras. This tripods is the perfect balanced choice for improving your photography. Small, portable, compact and reliable, this tripods offers a perfect tripod + head combination. Without the hassle of choosing a separate head this tripods is always ready to be taken virtually anywhere. With legs adjustable at two different angles and carrying bag this is the perfect tripod choice. Leg section diameters in mm: 22, 18, 14, 10.5. Maximum Height 55.5”/141 cm; Closed Height 18.9”/48 cm; Weight 2.4 lbs./1.09 kg; Max load 4.4 lbs./2 kg.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
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I received this tripod for Christmas, and it has been a great little tripod to carry around. It's light enough to carry around on trips or hikes. The ball head makes it easy to position the camera to get just the right picture at the right angle. I was filming a wedding and had a camcorder up on the tripod. Because of the way the seating was arranged at the church, the tripod was at an odd angle. With the ball head it was trivial to get the camcorder level.
The only drawback that I have noticed is that it does not come with a quick release mechanism for the camera. You have to screw the camera directly to the tripod. This makes the tripod a little awkward to use. I bought a quick release adapter, the Manfrotto 323 RC2 Rapid Connect Adapter with 200PL-14 Quick Release Plate, and that works great with this tripod.
The only drawback that I have noticed is that it does not come with a quick release mechanism for the camera. You have to screw the camera directly to the tripod. This makes the tripod a little awkward to use. I bought a quick release adapter, the Manfrotto 323 RC2 Rapid Connect Adapter with 200PL-14 Quick Release Plate, and that works great with this tripod.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
My tripod has worked great, and proven to be a very worthwhile investment. Considering what many tripods go for, I consider this a very good value considering the durability and features.
This tripod is built to last. Alot of my photography is nature so I am always sticking this into water, mud, sand, and the legs still move freely. The black finish is durable and doesn't scratch easily. Also, if something does get broken Bogen imaging has great replacement parts service. I broke the ball head arm release lever on mine after dropping it hard on a road, called the company and a replacement was at my house in 2 days.
My results with the stability have also been great, contrary to the previous review. I am using this with a Nikon D90+18-105 kit lens which as anybody who has held one knows is a fairly heavy combination. I have taken many long exposures with it as long as 30 seconds. The images produced are always sharp, I've had no problems with stability.
This tripod is built to last. Alot of my photography is nature so I am always sticking this into water, mud, sand, and the legs still move freely. The black finish is durable and doesn't scratch easily. Also, if something does get broken Bogen imaging has great replacement parts service. I broke the ball head arm release lever on mine after dropping it hard on a road, called the company and a replacement was at my house in 2 days.
My results with the stability have also been great, contrary to the previous review. I am using this with a Nikon D90+18-105 kit lens which as anybody who has held one knows is a fairly heavy combination. I have taken many long exposures with it as long as 30 seconds. The images produced are always sharp, I've had no problems with stability.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Having used much larger and more expensive tripods in a studio setting, I needed something in between the behemoth I normally used and the pitiful Targus I had to buy in an emergency situation. For the price, this tripod is a great value since it's been very stable and the ball head is a joy to work with compared to a pan head. It's just light enough not to be a burden to carry.
For those worried about a heavy body/lens combination on this tripod, I've had no trouble getting it to keep a Canon 50D and 300mm telephoto stable, but I would not advise something this top-heavy in heavy winds or unstable ground. The only reason for the missing star is the lack of an easy place to hang a camera bag for added stability.
For those worried about a heavy body/lens combination on this tripod, I've had no trouble getting it to keep a Canon 50D and 300mm telephoto stable, but I would not advise something this top-heavy in heavy winds or unstable ground. The only reason for the missing star is the lack of an easy place to hang a camera bag for added stability.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Manfrotto 7322YB
I have to say that I bought this tripod with a little bit of fear because of some of the reviews I read. However, I'm happy I did because it's of great quality. Read more
Published 29 days ago by Raul Soto
Broken extendable column secure
I just received my Tripod, and the extendable column easily broken !!
I really shocked and very disappointed. Read more
I really shocked and very disappointed. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Amir
great buy!
For $49.99 from Ace Photo Digital (in two days) this is a very pleasant surprise. I own a heavier 190CXPro4 Manfrotto tripod (and monopod) that I use for my Nikons and wanted a... Read more
Published 5 months ago by J. Ludwick
P.O.S.
Worst P.O.S. tripod. Leg adjustments would not close. Adjustments snapped off. I would rather drink bleach before owning another. Bad deal!
Published 5 months ago by DavidQuin
Good Tripod for Its Intended Purposes
After having used a much heavier and sturdier Manfrotto tripod for my photography needs for years, this thing was like a chopstick in comparison upon opening the box! Read more
Published 5 months ago by S. So
Sturdy depending on the lens
I upgraded to this tripod because I wanted something a little bit sturdier and I wanted a ball head mount instead of a 3-way tilt. Read more
Published 6 months ago by John Salvie
Excellent quality, in a light package
I like to hike a lot and I needed a light yet strong tripod, I landed on the Manfrotto 7322YB M-Y. I shoot a Canon T2i with 55-250mm lens w/o issue. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Hotrod
Decent Tripod for the Money
I bought this tripod recently for my Canon Powershot G12. The build quality is quite good and with it being so lightweight, I can definitely see this tripod going with me wherever... Read more
Published 16 months ago by Grilling Guru
Not Stable
I bought this with the understanding that Manfrotto made very good products. This one is an exception to that rule. Read more
Published 17 months ago by philip
It is not what they promise
I bought this product with great expectations based on the technical characteristics provided by Manfrotto. Read more
Published on June 20, 2009 by V. E. Tsavdaridou
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