ManfrottoMP3-BK Large Pocket Support, Black

Prima ministatief voor kleine tot middelgrote camera. Kan gewoon gemonteerd blijven.

Trépied de poche pour emmener partout avec soi.Je suis très satisfait de cet achat.

Un piccolo treppiedi che scompare sotto la macchina fotografica. Basta avere un piano di appoggio. Le tre gambette indipendenti consentono di orientare la fotocamera e di adattare l'orientamento alla inclinazione del piano. Io lo uso su una mirrorless, ma va bene anche su compatte o fotocamere di dimensioni maggiori, anche con zoom medio tele: non si sbilancia, basta regolare opportunamente le gambette. Si monta e smonta in pochi secondi con una qualsiasi monetina. Io lo lascio sempre attaccato, visto che ha uno spessore di pochi millimetri. E' il quarto o quinto prodotto che compro di Manfrotto e ogni volta la sensazione è la stessa: di avere tra le mani un prodotto pensato da persone competenti, costruito magnificamente, con materiali di qualità e che svolge perfettamente il suo ruolo.

Wow! Für seine Größe eine überraschend stabile Basis, und hervorragend geeignet um eben mal auf einem Tisch oder einer Mauer zusätzliche Stabilität zu gewinnen.Es hält eine Z6 mit den kleineren Objektiven ohne Probleme, wie z.B. das 105 Makro. Selbst das 70-300 AFP ging noch,, wenn am FTZ I befestigt, dies würde ich jedoch nur im Notfall gebrauchen. Natürlich muss man ein bisschen aufpassen, den Schwerpunkt innerhalb der Beine zu halten, sprich das Manfrotto sollte man so weit möglich nach vorne schieben. Es ging auch noch mit einer Schnellwechselplatte, so dass ich meine PD Capture weiter gebrauchen kann. Mit dem 105 kommt das Ganze dann auf etwa 1,5kg, und dies scheint mir etwa die maximale Belastung für komfortablen Umgang zu sein.Es ist deutlich etwas für die Zivilisation, für Situationen in denen normale, und selbst mini Stative, einem böse Blicke einbringen, oder wo einfach kaum Platz ist. Ansonsten ist ein mini Stativ kaum schwerer und deutlich komfortabler.

I've been tying this out on a few different cameras (compact, MFT and FT) and have found that it is a very useful gadget to have with you, especially when just wandering around in "snapshot mode" and not carrying a tripod. You can still rest your camera in a stable position on a table or on top of a wall for a shake-free night shot or some unobtrusive street photography. Or just to take a selfie without the strained arm look. Within the obvious limits of its size you have a reasonable range of angle up/down and can set it down on an uneven surface as the three feet move independently and each are held as placed by a stiff spring.The range of movement for the mounting screw in the three slots allows you to find the best placement to suit your camera and situation e.g. to avoid blocking the battery compartment or to better balance a zoomed-out lens.When folded up it only adds 10mm to the height of the camera and fits comfortably into my existing camera bag. It hasn't been getting in the way of using the camera in normal hand-held operations (one time I'd used a coin to loosen and re-position the support to better fit the situation then found it stuck out a bit too much at the back for hand-held, but it was easily re-loosened, and slid back along the groove). If you do find it awkward to keep in place all the time then it can just be removed/reattached with a small coin and dropped into a bag or pocket until needed.As with all equipment, use it sensibly - I am not going to expect it to support a 200mm telephoto!This support does work well with a compact, especially when using a converter lens, but it can be a bit bulky on them: Manfrotto do a smaller version that is a better fit for smaller cameras.