Manfrotto 290 Xtra Tripod With 128Rc Video Head

Manfrotto 290 Xtra Tripod With 128rc Video Head

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The Manfrotto MT290XTA3US 290 Xtra Aluminum Tripod extends from 12" to a maximum height of 63.2". It weighs 3.9 lb and can hold up to 22 lb of gear. The tripod's 3-section legs have flip locks to individually change the height of each leg. The locks are tension-adjustable to help maintain a tight lock over the tripod's lifespan. Four leg angles allow you to position the tripod in a variety of ways. A rubber grip on one of the legs aids in carrying the tripod, and rubber feet keep it stable on slippery surfaces. Included with the tripod is a shoulder bag for added comfort and protection during transport.

13.2 lb Capacity Fluid Head Independent Pan and Tilt Locks 200PL Quick-Release Plate 3-Section Aluminum Tripod 15.9 to 67.5" Height Range Independent Leg Adjustments Four Leg Angle Positions Shoulder Carrying Bag Included

Key Specs
Head Mount Type	3/8"-16 Male
Primary Material	Aluminum
Load Capacity	22 lb / 10 kg
Maximum Working Height	63.2" / 160.5 cm
Max Height without Center Column	53.9" / 136.9 cm
Minimum Working Height	12" / 30.5 cm
Closed Length	23.4" / 59.4 cm
Weight	3.9 lb / 1.8 kg
Legs
Head Mount Type	3/8"-16 Male
Primary Material	Aluminum
Leg Lock	Flip Lock
Leg Sections	3
Independent Leg Spread	Yes
Leg Positions	4 Positions
General
Load Capacity	22 lb / 10 kg
Maximum Working Height	63.2" / 160.5 cm
Max Height without Center Column	53.9" / 136.9 cm
Minimum Working Height	12" / 30.5 cm
Closed Length	23.4" / 59.4 cm
Accessory Mounting	No
Bubble Level	No
Weight	3.9 lb / 1.8 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	4.8 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	25 x 4.5 x 4.5"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this tripod with ball head compatible with plein air painting equipment?

A: Yes, if your equipment has a 1/4-20" female thread on the bottom.

Q: 2. does it come with a bag?

A: Yes. It comes with a draw-string back that can fit the Tripod as well as a head.

Q: 3. Will this tripod allow you to take vertical photos?

A: If you mean in portrait instead of landscape , then yes. The ball head allows the camera to be positioned 90 degrees from horizontal and every angle in-between.

Q: 4. Is this tripod compatible with Sony a7ii?

A: Yes, this tripod has an 11 pound load capacity. It will work well with the A7II.

Q: 5. Do the legs reverse for carrying ?

A: No. The Manfrotto 290 XTA (as well as the 190 and 055 series) tripod does not reverse fold. Consider the Manfrotto Befree series, which comes with reverse-folding capabilities.

Q: 6. what's different between MT055 PRO3 and this? plz share this original image.

A: The Manfrotto 055-series are heavier tripods with thicker legs, for more strength and stability. The PRO3 stands for the 3-section variant of the tripod and has the ability to extend its column laterally as well as vertically.

Q: 7. wil the head 496rc2 rc2 fit my Carbonone 441 tripod ?

A: The head will fit. You may need a 3/8th to 1/4 20 adapter if your tripod has a 1/4 20 post.

Q: 8. What is the max height without using the center column?

A: The maximum height of the Manfrotto MT290XTA3US 290 Xtra Aluminum Tripod without using the center column is 53.9".

Q: 9. Is this compatible with 322rc2 joystick head?

A: Yes, but you will first need to remove the pre-installed Manfrotto 496 ballhead from the Manfrotto 290XTA legs.

Q: 10. I am considering this tripod to use with a Canon x25 camera. Will it be sufficient?

A: Yes, but you would be better off with a pan tilt head for more precise movement. Click on the link below to view; https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1175934-REG/manfrotto_mk290dua3_3wus_290_dual_3_way_head.html

Rebecca	24/09/2024
[4.8 lb] I was looking for a stable tripod for my Celestron spotting scope. This one worked better than several others that I've tried. It is quite stable even with the relatively heavy spotting scope. It is easy to assemble and I like the snap locks on the legs. 5

Mark	08/09/2024
[Aluminum] Excellent choice for paring with an Intrepid 4x5 film field camera. 5

Charles	07/09/2024
[3/8"-16 Male] Excellent product, very stable even with a large gimbal head. The price was more than fair! 5

Jamal	01/09/2024
[3] You know. I love the Manfrotto equipment. Great by itself. Better if you have a tripod head of some sort. I recommend the fluid video head, but it may be overkill for you. Also highly recommend the Move plates. 5

Charles	26/06/2024
[25 x 4.5 x 4.5"] Excellent Value for the money. Sturdy for even a Gimbal head. 5

Amelia	26/06/2024
[4.8 lb] I love the steadiness and quality build of this tripod. My prior experience with this tripod was using it with my company issued Matterport camera. I love quick height adjustments with claps. When I needed to replace my personal tripod, this was my first choice. 5

Beth	03/06/2024
[3/8"-16 Male] Just purchased my second one of these. I keep one at the beach house and one at home. It is solid and I much prefer the clip type latches over screw release on the legs. I paired this with the Manfrotto pistol grip (322RC2) and it's very stable. I prefer this to a much more expensive set up I had in the past. 5

Bryon	26/05/2024
[25 x 4.5 x 4.5"] Light weight yet seems heavy duty. 5

Front Row	22/04/2024
[Aluminum] For years I've been hearing about how everyone first purchases an inexpensive tripod only to regret it later and my moment came after purchasing a longer lense. The weight of my DSLR and 70-200mm made the old tripod useless. After reading reviews and comments, checking out tripods at local meetup groups I finally decided and immediately knew I made the right choice. I added a Manfrotto grip ball head for ease of setup and alignment and I can't imagine I'll ever change setups. Tripod is solid, a snap to setup, easy to align and not once have I been concerned about the safety of my camera and lense on top of this choice. The three section legs make getting the right height simple and sturdy. 5