Best Manfrotto Tripods for Compact

manfrotto/bogen is known for quality tripods and the 728b is no different.

it is rated by manfrotto for small point-and-shoots but it is so sturdy and well-made it works fine with my nikon d40 with zoom attached.

the manfrotto tripod proved to be very adequate for my needs.

i debated over this manfrotto tripod and the 785shb.

i purchased the bogen/manfrotto 190xprob tripod legs in november, 2007, along with the 804rc2 3-way pan/tilt head and the 486rc2 compact ball head.i became used to heavy, bulky tripods in the 1970s

this is my first higher end tripod and i am impressed with the quality and attention to detail manfrotto has given this product.

i've used a lighter manfrotto tripod for many years and am very pleased with their product.

i paired these tripod legs with a bogen-manfrotto 486rc2 head, which goes well with it.

the name manfrotto too, is consistent with quality, so don't hesitate to buy.

but the manfrotto 679b monopod was unique in that every review (15 of them) ranked this product with five stars.

it became quite clear that the bogen-manfrotto line was the best choice due to the rave reviews they receive.

i've been using this manfrotto 679b monopod for about three months and it is great!

the body/lens combo weighs about 4 pounds and the manfrotto mono/head combo handles it very well.

it gives a reasonable steady image as one pans across the scene; the camera screws nicely into the double adaptor, set up to take two sizes of fitting; is heavier than the walking sticks versions of