Product series:
Professional photographic tripods
Manfrotto – this name is firmly established in the photographic marketplace and stands for very stable photographic tripods with a high-quality finish. Since the 1970s, the company has been supplying tripods to professional and amateur photographers alike.
Manfrotto tripods are also indispensable in the field of nature observation. Despite many imitators, the original Manfrotto tripods remain unbeatable. The tripods are usually supplied without a head, so that you are totally free to choose the right head for you.
Manfrotto
509HD Pro Fluid video tilt head with 100mm half ball and 509PLONG
RRP:
$ 1,420.00
Our price:
$ 1,270.00
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035C tripod camera clamp
$ 65.00
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MVH502AH video head with flat base
$ 317.00
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MH055M8-Q5 photo/video tilt-head
RRP:
$ 550.00
Our price:
$ 487.00
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244RC Magic Arm with hand clamp and 323
$ 312.00
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MDEVE centre column for 055PROB
$ 313.00
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500BALL 100mm leveling half-ball
$ 117.00
Sale price:
$ 76.50
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MAN 131 DDB JIB
$ 267.00
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131DD Extension arm, 4x 3/8" silver
$ 259.00
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338 Levelling attachment
$ 240.00
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MVH500AH fluid video tilt head, flat base
$ 214.00
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Video tilt head MHXPRO-2W
$ 213.00
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454 Macro focusing rack
$ 204.00
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438 Compact leveller
$ 174.00
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131DB Extension arm, 2x 3/8" 90° black
$ 164.00
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131D Extension arm, 2x 3/8" 90° silver
$ 164.00
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325N 75/100mm adapter half shell
$ 162.00
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Tripod double ball head with 323
$ 142.00
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Hot Shoe Adapter 330B Macro bracket support
$ 131.00
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500BALLSH 100mm leveling half-ball, short
$ 124.00
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520BALLSH 75mm leveling half-ball, short
$ 123.00
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520BALL 75mm leveling half-ball,
$ 117.00
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Video tilt head Pan handle for 519 and 526
$ 95.00
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Mounting 311 Video monitor holder
$ 94.00
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Mounting 183 Projector plate
$ 93.00
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100/75mm reducer adapter ring
$ 69.00
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Video tilt head 501HLV Pan handle for 501HDV
$ 57.00
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MAN 035 SUPERCLAMP
$ 47.90
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Hot shoe
$ 21.90
Sale price:
$ 10.67
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Adapter for Nikon flash
$ 20.90
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MBAG70N 70x16cm
$ 62.00
Sale price:
$ 35.45
Manfrotto
Geared tripod head 400 Super-Pro
RRP:
$ 1,240.00
Our price:
$ 1,120.00
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Geared tripod head 405 Pro
RRP:
$ 870.00
Our price:
$ 790.00
Manfrotto
Video tripod trolley for tripods with spiked tips
RRP:
$ 750.00
Our price:
$ 670.00
Manfrotto
114 Video tripod trolley
RRP:
$ 700.00
Our price:
$ 630.00
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181B Pro tripod trolley, black
RRP:
$ 620.00
Our price:
$ 560.00
More about Manfrotto
Manfrotto tripods are perfect for binoculars and spotting scopes, but they are also suitable for lighter telescopes or travelscopes.
Toward the end of the sixties, Lino Manfrotto worked as a press photographer for Il Gazzettino and Il Giornale di Vicenza in Bassano del Grappa, and also worked in industrial and commercial photography. In those days, a photographer’s studio equipment was bulky and heavy, and in no way facilitated the work of a professional. Although there was a wide range of flash and quartz lighting, basic accessories such as stands, arms and clamps were completely ignored by the industry.
So, with the help of an employee, Lino Manfrotto produced his first own products, including a lightweight and stable lamp that was finally bright enough for his needs. For a few years he produced only in small quantities for photographer friends.
Later, he decided to offer them internationally and received his first significant order from a Swiss distributor. Lino Manfrotto’s garage became his workshop, where he produced the first arms, pan bars and other stands. He soon realized that the production capacity was not sufficient to fulfil all his customers’ orders.
From garage operation to worldwide success
In 1972, Lino Manfrotto met Gilberto Battocchio, an engineer, who worked for a company in Bassano and was, technically-speaking, his opposite number. The newcomer transformed product solutions, turning Lino Manfrottos' mere wishes into three-dimensional reality. The pair formed a brilliant team and, within a few years, built a world-class company.
(Picture shows Lino Manfrotto (right) with his business partner Gilberto Battocchio)
1974 saw the introduction of Manfrotto’s first tripod. Manfrotto tripods and stands were innovative, light and versatile, and became a resounding success in the marketplace. Items such as the Superboom, Autopole® and Superclamp® became an essential element of every photography studio worldwide. And the competition? They followed and copied, but could not match Manfretto’s innovation, quality, performance and service.
The group grew, and in 1986 Manfrotto, which by now owned six production facilities in Bassano, moved to Feltre, the industrial area of Villapeiera, where five more production facilities were added within two years.
High-calibre employees, innovative quality products, strong brands with high brand-recognition worldwide and a huge turnover in 140 countries drew the interest of international investors to Manfrotto. In 1989, Lino Manfrotto’s entire shareholding was sold to the UK-based Vitec Group PLC, a multinational company listed on the London Stock Exchange. Lino and Gilberto remained in management.
The German distribution company Bogen Imaging GmbH was founded in 2004. Bogen Imaging was renamed Manfrotto Distributions GmbH in 2010.
In recent years, the dawn of the digital age has profoundly changed the photography and video sector, creating millions of new devotees. There is barely a single amateur photographer who is not aware the 190 and 055 tripod series.
Manfrotto had predicted this trend and uses its experience to drive new solutions for photographers and videographers around the world.
(Last development stage of the 055 series: MK055XPRO3-3W)