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The Manfrotto BeFree Advanced (Leva) is a tripod for mid-size and large cameras, manufactured from 2017. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 193 €;
2 users have given it an average vote of 9.0 out of 10.
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Pros:Stable, compactable, durable and heavy/light the right. Variable and comfortable angle adjustments.
Cons:Not very stable by extending the legs to the maximum, or raising the turret.
Opinion:Nice tripod, I combined it with the 3 Way Live Advanced for a total of 1,960 kg. It weighs the right (very balanced with Micro 4/3), is resistant and adapts even "complicated" positions thanks to the wide adjustability of the legs. Taken used with the head for less than 200€, I consider it a bargain. Extending even the finest legs loses a lot in stability.
Cons:1, 6kg (lever version) make it really a transportable tripod in trips?? The head has a plate compatible with ARCA, but only accepts plate Manfrotto, so it essentially does not change much from the standard hook plate head does not convince me, it does not always snaps, and you have to give us an eye before you let go of the car
Opinion:I bought it to replace a dorr that had it by its a featherweight, but unfortunately the head was not adequate for my D610, with the price of a decent head I bought a super stable tripod for any need! It's fine in my mountain backpack and has a I would say granitic head, it manages to support a 70-200 2.8 Tamron even without the use of the tripod ring! I bought it especially for carefree use during the trips, but we say that it makes you feel a lot, and this is not that I like it too much! Surely for my hiking in the mountains, and night I would not use anything else, but I have to be careful not to bring too many lenses with me otherwise the weight of the backpack is felt, and too... Doing a moment the accounts a Nikon D610 + 24-70 weigh approximately 1.5 kg adding the tripod we are at 3kg, so you already have a backpack that you feel, after you just add 2 or 3 more things and you find a weight on your shoulders not indifferent! Ultimately the tripod is super recommended if you don't have any weight problems, and if you prefer a stable and granite tripod for your optics, if you need a small, stable tripod, go on the Rollei compact in carbon you'll spend less and you'll have a Anyway Super product!
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