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Manfrotto Compact Advanced

Pros: lightweight, easy to handle, quick assembly-disassembly, adjusting head.

Cons: if you shoot mode Mup (mirror up) photos are moved.

Opinion: I own an old Manfrotto 144 (the grandfather of the 055) with 808 head and rc4, I needed a treppide lightweight travel and I decided for this. Clearly the comparison is not even what to do, but the advantage is the ease of transport and speed of installation, after several tests I can say that is pretty good as long as you take the mode Mup (mirror up before shooting) and wait a few second before taking the photo if you do not take this accorgimanto photos are moved, due to the thinness of treppiede.rnCome I said above, tried d7000 + 17-55 / 2.8 weighs about 1.7 kg and with 55-300 using the so Mup I must say that the photos are perfect, would not recommend it as the first stand for the reasons mentioned above, but traveling the weight of kg. 1.4 compared with 4 of 144 kg including the stock are well diversi.rnvoto 7.5.rn

sent on August 21, 2015