The Manfrotto 546GB Pro Video Tripod with Ground-level Spreader is an aluminum two stage/3 section tripod that combines stability and strength with affordability. Reaching a maximum height of 62.4", the 546GB is capable of supporting up to 44 lbs (20kg). Its spiked feet come with rubber overshoes, allowing setups on both smooth floors and uneven surfaces, while a newly designed ground-level telescopic spreader keeps the legs exactly where you need them.
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Key Features
- Optional Video Heads Available
- Maximum Height: 62.4"
- Minimum Height: 12.8"
- Closed Length: 27.17"
The Manfrotto 546GB Pro Video Tripod with Ground-level Spreader is an aluminum two stage/3 section tripod that combines stability and strength with affordability. Reaching a maximum height of 62.4", the 546GB is capable of supporting up to 44 lbs (20kg). Its spiked feet come with rubber overshoes, allowing setups on both smooth floors and uneven surfaces, while a newly designed ground-level telescopic spreader keeps the legs exactly where you need them.
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Manfrotto 546GB Overview
Manfrotto 546GBSpecs
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Manfrotto 546GB Reviews
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question
Can you use this tripod legs without the spreader? If so, is it much weaker?
Without the spreader there is no way for the legs to maintain their angle. The legs will slide outward and drop your camera to the ground.
Date published: 2018-08-28
question
Can you mount this tripod on a dolly? or is the spreader a requirement on this trip?
The ground spreader is not permanently attached. You can use either the 114MV or the 181B dollies with this tripod.
Date published: 2018-08-28
question
Does this tripod accept Manfrotto mid-level spreader (# MA537SPRB) as well?
The Manfrotto Mid-Level Spreader B&H # MA537SPRB should fit the bill.
Date published: 2018-08-28