Manfrotto 290 Xtra Aluminum 3-Section Tripod Kit With 3-Way Head (Mk290Xta3-3WUS)

Tripie muy práctico para la Cámara Digital o de Video, a un precio excelente, ocupa poca espacio y peso para su transporte y permite realizar tomas a diferentes ángulos y alturas, sin perder el enfoque o la distorsión de imágenes por los movimientos de la mano, para su uso profesional o amateur.

Overall, I love this new piece of gear. I only have two issues with this tripod, both with the head. 1. While it can point directly down, it cannot point directly up. While maybe I'm missing something simple, I think you'd have to turn the quick release plate around to do that. (see photo for how far it does go) 2. The highest levelling handle doesn't have much range with tension. It's stiff and takes a good crank to get it to be totally tight. Thoughts: - I love how fast this tripod sets up; the leg locks are excellent. - It's a nice upgrade from shorter travel tripods. I'm just over 5'10" and when it's fully extended, the camera sits just above my head. Handy for situations like heavy brush in forests, etc. - The rubber grip on one leg is solid and a nice upgrade from cheap foam ones.

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Review of the 290 XTA 3-Way Kit: Legs: This has outstanding legs. They are very small, compact, yet they are so sturdy and can get exceptionally tall! I own several Manfrotto tripods and I have used many in the bast, and I am telling you that these are my favorite tripod legs I have ever used hands down! Head: The 3 way head is okay. Its built well and will probably last a long time, mostly metal and strong plastic. The only thing is, when you are adjusting the angles, its kinda jerky and hard to get in the right spot. Unlike my other, nice, fully metal Manfrotto tripod heads that smoothly adjust the angles. Its bearable, but I found it to me a little annoying on architectural shoots, as it was hard to get my "lines straight." Also it only has one bubble for leveling which I found made it even harder to level (vs a 2 bubble leveling system. A bubble for each plane of axes.) The plus side to the single bubble system though is that you can see it when you are in a tight situation, such as being in the corner of a room when photographing a house. Conclusion: If you are looking to buy your first tripod, buy the whole kit, its awesome and a great price! If you have a little more money, I would recommend that buy the legs on their own and then buy a tripod head of your choice to attach to them. (Its easy to do) Side note, if you want to film video with nice smooth pans, this tripod head will not do the trick. You will want to look into the Manfrotto 502 Video Head MVH502AH. I hope this helps! Thanks.

Great design and provides good stability