Manfrotto 209 Tabletop Tripod with 492 Micro Ball Head Kit

Manfrotto 209 Tabletop Tripod with 492 Micro Ball Head Kit

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Center joint easily breaks apart.

May 7, 2012

I had bought this tripod as a set, which also includes 482 Micro Ball Head, 709 Extension column, a thread adapter and a high quality leather bag. The whole set is extremely useful when shooting night scenes and macros. And it also serves as a great stabilization assist when shooting hand-held (just attach it to the camera and lean it against a stable table, wall, rock or even your chest!).But... and it is a big but... The most crucial part, the ... Show More

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versatile

Mar 14, 2012

This tiny tripod fits standard heads. It may be an option for light weight pano support. I plan to try it with arca swiss monoball p0 head as integrated levelling + pano unit and a nodal slide to be used from table/rock top positions. The small footprint may require down pressing.

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Small Tripod Big Strength

Jan 30, 2012

Wow is all i can say about this tripod, I bought this to take on a trip LA in a few weeks and for taking up to the Hancock and Sear Tower observatories. I didnt want to travel with my large tripod and the observatories do not allow tripods (this is so small you can sneak it in). I use this with a manfrotto 488RC2 ball head attached. My Canon 7D with my heaviest lens Canon 70-200mm 2.8L IS is supported by this tiny little tripod. I dont think I wi... Show More

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Stronger than it claims

Dec 14, 2011

This bears the weight of the 494 mini ball head plus my 5D Mk II and 24-105 L lens with no problem. The legs are obviously limited in what they can do because of their size, but for travel this is a great alternative to lugging a full-size tripod.

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Nice, stable, and compact

Dec 13, 2011

Great little tripod for the money. I put a small Really Right Stuff ball head on it and it works like a charm.

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A lot of stability in a little package

Oct 26, 2011

It's perfect for bracing against a wall or other surface when a full-size tripod is not available. I attached an Acratech 1142 quick release clamp and find that I use it far more than I thought I would.

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High Quality From Manfrotto

Aug 8, 2011

I use these with the Manfrotto 492 micro ball head. These legs are really well made and very sturdy. They have little non-slip pads on the end with prove quite useful. I use these legs mainly for my Leica M cameras, but have had success using with my Canon 7d. They fit easily into a small camera bag

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Excellent for macro work.

Aug 1, 2011

I use this with the short extension and a small ball head with a quick release as a mounting platform for small objects for macrophotography. I use black foam core that I clamp in the quick release as a horizontal platform for the objects, then raise and lower the tripod extension as needed. This unit is quite well-constructed and will hold a DSLR and lens.

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Small, light, stable and cheap

May 15, 2011

This is rigid small and light. This is a perfect tabletop tripod leg. I keep it in my pocket when I go outside with my camera. You will not be disappointed with this. I want small rigid ballhead.

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Good product, recommend extender

Apr 11, 2011

Stable, nice tripod. Picture shows leg only about 50% extended. Fully extended the head of the tripod is only a few inches (like 4-5 max) off the ground even with a ball head. I would recommend the central extender arm. I tried to use this at the beach and my camera was very close to touching the sand with the arms extended.

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Great small tripod

Mar 24, 2011

I've been looking for something portable to keep in my bag for the unplanned slow shutter speed shots. This, plus a mini ballhead fit the bill. I was able to take a sharp 15 second(!) shot with a Canon 7D and Zeiss 21mm lens (it's really heavy) by bracing this tripod against a solid surface. For taking shots without the bracing, you'll want to have the lens directly over one of the legs.

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VERY SOLID

Feb 21, 2011

With this solid little 209 Tabletop Tripod Legs I added a 259B Extention Column and a 492 Micro Ball Head and just leave the unit with the camera attached on the dinning room table to capture great shots of the birds and squirels. It is Very compact and strong unit.

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Only mini-tripod you'll need

Feb 13, 2011

These legs, plus the 492 micro ball head and the 259B extension tube make a great piece of kit. The legs provide a solid, stable base, easily handling both my Canon G11 and 20D. I use this setup to photograph miniatures, such as model RR layouts and as a general mount when traveling light. This tripod, plus a cable release makes taking rock steady macro shots in available light a breeze.

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Stable Little Pod

Jan 24, 2011

I was looking for a compact pod to carry in my camera bag for use with my advanced compact digitals. The pod is nicely made and solid. I use it with the Manfrotto 492 Micro Ball Head and the Manfrotto extender to add height.

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Tiny, Light, and Stable.

Jan 5, 2011

Manfrotto does it again. I use this little guy as a light stand and a mini tripod. Very stable for both uses.

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Sturdy and compact.

Sep 10, 2010

Used this with a Nikon D90 and primarily the 18-105mm for my latest vacation. Added the 234 swivel tilt head for a cheap and light travel tripod option. Tripod stayed with me for the entire trip and never felt heavy or in the way. Overall quite pleased with the legs/head combination for simple shots where you have a wide enough place (like a rock or a wall, need around 8 inches wide) to setup the camera. Stable enough for what it is. Also works O... Show More

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Excellent base for travel tripod

Aug 4, 2010

Wanting a very small tripod for travel for securely mounting a Leica M or even a small digital SLR, I found most offerings either too big, or not strong enough. This base is ideal, very packable, and mounting a Manfroto ballhead on it gave me the heft to support cameras of higher weights solidly. The whole tripod and ballhead arrangement fits in the pouch of a small camera bag. Perfect solution to a difficult problem.

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Sturdy and well made

Apr 13, 2010

A well made product, very study and well machined. Strong enough to hold my Digital SLR and standard zoom. I take it everywhere I go-perfect for travel.

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versatile

Oct 15, 2009

Very nice mini-tripod. Lightweight, quickly adjustable and stable. Good footing also, doesn't slip around on every surface. The only problem for me is the length of the legs. When I rotate my camera to portrait, the whole setup flips around, so have to take out the big tripod... But it's a tebletop tripod so the size is understandable. And Manfrotto, always excellent build quality!

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