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Manfrotto MS0490A Nanopole Stand (6.4')

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Manfrotto MS0490A Nanopole Stand (6.4')
Key Features
  • Removable Column Can Be Used as Boom
  • Leveling Leg
The MS0490A Nanopole Stand from Manfrotto is a 6.4' stand with a removable riser section that can be used as a boom. The stand supports up to 3.3 lb, and thanks to its reverse-folding legs, breaks down to just 19.3" for packing.
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Does it come with its bag/pouch?

Does it come with its bag/pouch?
Asked by: Zhenyu
The B&H response to this recommended a Manfrotto bag that gives its specs as 27.5 inches. The Nanopole folds down to 19.3 inches. Are you sure that the smaller Manfrotto bag (MBAG60N) rated at 23.6 inches (and $15 cheaper) wouldn't work?
Answered by: Glenn
Date published: 2023-07-23

How much does it weigh?

How much does it weigh?
Asked by: Harry
Weights 2.3 pounds.
Answered by: Geo
Date published: 2020-11-02

Is this adapter included, 1 x 3/8"-16 Female to ...

Is this adapter included, 1 x 3/8"-16 Female to 1/4"-20 Male? It appears in Specs, but not in In the Box.
Asked by: Zhenyu
Yes it is included
Answered by: Joseph
Date published: 2020-11-17

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Would this hold a Westcott Rapid Box 26 inch octa with speedlite?
Asked by: Suzanne L.
Hi Suzanne,I've used the lightstand with the Joe McNally 24 softbox and a canon 600ex speedlight. That said, while the stand didn't have any issues holding it, one thing to note is to orientate the legs so that you have a one leg facing directly forward. This will assist in preventing it from toppling over as it can be a little front heavy. Alternatively (and this is what I would recommend) use a sandbag weight. There is a hook for it but I simply laid it over one of the leg stands as they can be placed flat with the floor.
Answered by: John J.
Date published: 2018-08-25

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what size screw is on top of the light stand? is it standard 1/4 like typical tripods or is it the larger stud style?
Asked by: Nathan M.
Standard 1/4
Answered by: Jonathan M.
Date published: 2018-08-25

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I'm planning to attach a Canon 600EX II-RT Flash/Speedlight to this stand. I was looking at getting the Manfrotto Snap Tilthead bracket, but it's getting mixed reviews on how well it will hold a flash. What other umbrella bracket do you suggest that gives a secure hold? Or do any of you use the Snap Tilthead with a Canon flash? Thanks!
Asked by: Suzanne L.
Hi Suzanne,I too looked at that head but found mixed reviews. The major issue I found from my reading was that the snap tilthead doesn't allow for locking of the flash in place. This is because of the 600ex's weather lock which the snap tilthead doesn't cater for. In the end I went with the following:- MA026 - Manfrotto Swivel Umbrella Adapter (Lite-Tite)MA143S - Flash Shoe for Magic ArmThat said I haven't used it yet because the Joe McNally softbox comes with the Ezybox Hot Shoe Mark II Bracket which is what I use to hold the flash in place.
Answered by: John J.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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