Manfrotto's MVT502AM Telescopic Twin Leg Video Tripod Legs is a lightweight tripod designed for DSLRs, camcorders and light video cameras. The telescopic twin-leg structure and ellipse-profile aluminum tubes provide a rigid and secure support, along with leg locking collars, first-stage spreader and high-grip rubber feet. The 2-stage/3-section MVT502AM has a 75mm bowl (with a 60mm adapter) for compatibility with professional video heads.
| General | |
|---|---|
| Load Capacity | 33 lb (15 kg) |
| Head Attachment Fitting | 75mm bowl |
| Maximum Height | 4.7' (1.43 m) |
| Maximum Height w/o Column Extended | N/A |
| Minimum Height | 1.87' (57 cm) |
| Folded Length | 2' (61.5 cm) |
| Weight | 4.29 lb (1.95 kg) |
| Legs | |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminum |
| Leg Stages/Sections | 2 stages/3 sections |
| Leg Lock Type | Quick release leg lock collars |
| Independent Leg Spread | No |
| Spiked/Retractable Feet | No |
| Center Brace | Yes |
| Center Column | |
|---|---|
| Center Column Type | N/A |
| Center Column Sections | N/A |
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I like the small folded size and lightweight, but the legs don't slide in/out smoothly...a little sticky and feels a little flimsy.
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I have used this tripod with the 501 head on two jobs:1. A full day wedding2. A 3 day trip to Southern Mexico.Here's what I like about it. It's light. It fit in my checked luggage without the head.... I can easily carry it around with the camera and quickly set it up with the half ball to level. Then I tap the center connector with my knee and it folds up and I can carry the whole thing around even through tight doorways or a wedding reception with tight tables. Then I put it down, use the half ball to level and quickly get my next shot.I also like the levers for adjusting height. It's a lot faster and easier than turning nobs. I even used it with our slider. I don't know where the problem lies, but the slider sags when the camera is at the end. Our FS 100 may just be too heavy for the head. I don't know. I would not recommend this for heavy sliders or jibs. Go for a bigger setup. Other than that, I really like it and would recommend it to anyone.
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Comments about Manfrotto MVT502AM Telescopic Twin Leg Video Tripod Legs:
I bought this product for a wide range of video work. The Legs seem like they can support a good amount of weight but when extended to full capacity the connections aren't as strong as I wanted. They dont wabble or fall out of place, nothing this dramatic, but they're not like a good pair of single tube carbon fiber legs.
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Comments about Manfrotto MVT502AM Telescopic Twin Leg Video Tripod Legs:
Hold a goods a good amount of weight and light perfect for the mobile videographer.
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Comments about Manfrotto MVT502AM Telescopic Twin Leg Video Tripod Legs:
I like the small folded size and lightweight, but the legs don't slide in/out smoothly...a little sticky and feels a little flimsy.
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Comments about Manfrotto MVT502AM Telescopic Twin Leg Video Tripod Legs:
I have used this tripod with the 501 head on two jobs:1. A full day wedding2. A 3 day trip to Southern Mexico.Here's what I like about it. It's light. It fit in my checked luggage without the head.... I can easily carry it around with the camera and quickly set it up with the half ball to level. Then I tap the center connector with my knee and it folds up and I can carry the whole thing around even through tight doorways or a wedding reception with tight tables. Then I put it down, use the half ball to level and quickly get my next shot.I also like the levers for adjusting height. It's a lot faster and easier than turning nobs. I even used it with our slider. I don't know where the problem lies, but the slider sags when the camera is at the end. Our FS 100 may just be too heavy for the head. I don't know. I would not recommend this for heavy sliders or jibs. Go for a bigger setup. Other than that, I really like it and would recommend it to anyone.
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Comments about Manfrotto MVT502AM Telescopic Twin Leg Video Tripod Legs:
I bought this product for a wide range of video work. The Legs seem like they can support a good amount of weight but when extended to full capacity the connections aren't as strong as I wanted. They dont wabble or fall out of place, nothing this dramatic, but they're not like a good pair of single tube carbon fiber legs.
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Comments about Manfrotto MVT502AM Telescopic Twin Leg Video Tripod Legs:
Hold a goods a good amount of weight and light perfect for the mobile videographer.
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