Manfrotto MVK502055XPRO3 Photo Video Hybrid Kit with 502 Series Head, Black
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Style: MVK502055XPRO3
Pattern Name: Video System
Features
- SUPERIOR STABILITY - Crafted with robust aluminum, this 3-section tripod ensures exceptional stability for your camera, minimizing vibrations and delivering sharp, clear footage every time.
- SMOOTH, PRECISE MOVEMENTS - The MVH502AH fluid video head offers continuously adjustable pan and tilt drag, providing silky smooth panning and tilting for professional-quality videos.
- VERSATILE HEIGHT RANGE - Achieve the perfect angle with a height range from 27.56" to 72.05", complemented by a rapid center column for quick adjustments to suit any shooting scenario.
- HEAVY-DUTY PAYLOAD - Supports equipment up to 22 lbs (10kg), making it ideal for a wide range of cameras and accessories, ensuring secure and reliable performance even with heavier setups.
- COMPACT & PORTABLE - With a closed length of 29.13", this tripod is easy to transport and store, making it a perfect companion for on-location shoots without compromising on stability.
Description
Lightweight heads with a wider platform for HDSLR bodies and CSC Cameras that shoot video. Beautifully smooth shots; these heads encompass professional fluid cartridges on both pan and tilt axes to ensure that every camera movement is smooth, controlled and precise. The legs of these tripods are fast to extend and adjust thanks to the Quick Power Lock levers and the heads feature sliding plates for the fastest camera connection / setup. By purchasing these video heads with our photo legs together in a kit, we are able to extend big savings to both the dealer and consumer Both the tripods and heads feature our Easy Link 3/8” connection system which allow for accessories and monitors to be attached. Working temperature -4 to 140 fahrenheit.
Brand: Manfrotto
Color: Black
Compatible Devices: Camera, Monitor
Special Feature: Adjustable, Lightweight
Item Weight: 10.6 Pounds
Weight Limit: 15 Pounds
Model Name: MVK 502 055XPRO3
Maximum Height: 72.24 Inches
Tripod Head Type: Video Heads
Minimum Height: 27.56 Inches
Product Dimensions: 29.33 x 7.8 x 72.24 inches
Item Weight: 10.6 pounds
Item model number: MVK502055XPRO3
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 12, 2016
Manufacturer: Manfrotto
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: MVH502AH
Pattern Name: Video System
READ THIS: Be cautious about who you order this head from. I ordered it from Ornem first and the 502 I received was obviously used and scratched up by the previous owner or maybe it was a demo/showroom model. I feel like Ornem was hoping some schmuck wouldn't have cared about the condition and I ended up receiving it. When you order something that is described as BRAND NEW, that is what you should expect and what you should receive, no questions ask. I returned it that same day and ordered it again through CaMan and the new one I received was, you guessed it, brand new. Before I sent them my negative seller feedback, I noticed that they had a couple negative reviews in the past 30 days. So I went ahead and put together my review and it was live in about 10 minutes. NOT EVEN 15 MINUTES LATER, my review as well as the other reviews left by unhappy customers had been deleted! How is this possible? Amazon should be the only one that is capable of deleting reviews because now, Ornem has a 100% unblemished record and customers will never know about situations like mine. THE ACTUAL REVIEW: This head is a beast. It's a solid build and the fluid drag system will give you buttery smooth panning and tilt footage. The only concern I had going into buying this head was the fact that it's made in China. Not to say that stuff made in China is bad, I've purchased plenty of great products made in China, it's just that Manfrotto chose to have it manufactured in China vs. Italy like the majority of their products that got me thinkin. I also ordered the 190 go tripod which is made in Italy so I was able to get a good idea of the build quality between the two. The 190 is flawless 5/5 no problem. The 502 is a 4/5, it's constructed very well but it appears they took some shortcuts on the finish. The one thing I noticed about the 502 is that as you're adjusting the fluid dials, there is this odd popping sound. My guess is it's the fluid within the head as you adjust it accordingly. Not a huge deal breaker as the head pans and tilts consistently in all directions but I am hoping that it will eventually go away. There is some play in the dials too but I was aware of that when I was doing my research on this head. VERDICT: In the end, I'm super stoked to have added the 502 and 190 to my setup and I highly suggest ordering either of these products if you are in the market for some sweet gear. Once again, BE AWARE OF WHO YOU ORDER THIS THROUGH.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2016 by patrick
Style: MVH502AH
Pattern Name: Video System
I've seen a bit of griping about this head being 'clunky', not smooth. I've used it for taking video of birds and natural surroundings and it not only was smooth as silk, but noiseless as well. However, I think I understand the complaints on its clunkiness; it comes (or mine came) pretty well tightened down (perhaps to keep it from flexing too much during shipping...?), and you need to loosen the bindings that cinch the ball bearing mounts which I believe are only on the pan mechanism, and use the fluid mount adjustments to fine-tune the fluidity of movement instead. Once I did this, that little choppy, clunky chatter (which you skateboarders, or anyone familiar with ball bearing joints, will recognize as problematic if tightened too tightly) will go away. The result is a nice, smooth, quiet movement. I had it too loose at first, and was having trouble keeping the movement fluid, but after adjusting a few times I found it to be awesome! I got really nice movement on the pan, the rise and lowering, and both in unison, as it should be. At this point, you're on your own to develop the feel it takes to make those smooth movements. As a fledgling filmmaker, I'm working on my control of all things involved in my filmmaking, but this help immensely in making what would otherwise look like a handheld, YouTube vlog video look very professional. One suggestion would be to always allow a second or so to begin and end your movement so that the jerky beginning or ends of your clip, if any, can be edited out in post. Other than that, I find this to be the perfect tool for what I need to make my videos look really nice! Like anything else, it's not something that will do all the work for you, and since you'll most likely use it to smooth out DSLR/Mirrorless footage, you aren't going to have the added weight of a big, heavy camera to help slow erratic movements. It is capable of holding one of those cameras; there are two mounting screws included, a 1/4" and a 3/8", so attaching any DSLR-type camera is a breeze, and either screw can be removed so it's not in the way or rattling around on the slider plate. The slider plate allows for easy balancing of your camera on the head so whatever lens you're using, it'll balance nicely. I've used it on a Peak Designs Travel Tripod with a Canon EOS R and a Canon 70-200 zoom with spectacular results, even without using the lens' mount for additional balancing! For the price, I'm really pleased with this purchase!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2020 by Kai Tiura
Style: MVH502AH
Pattern Name: Video System
I don't know...I try to read as much user feedback on anything I buy before I buy...I'm also very skeptical of most feedback that I read as I assume a majority of it is planted, positive feedback by employees or friends of the company selling the products. And of course, you are always going to find exceptions to the rule, positive and negative. That said, I don't work for Manfrotto nor have I even heard of the brand really prior to purchasing the 502 head. All I can say to you know is that, yes I've pretty much read every negative, or even kinda negative feedback on this item. I've watched videos and read as much as I could. But, I bought it. And, I think it's friggin' sweet! I think it is soon smooth panning in all directions. The adjustments for drag up/down, left/right are just fine. The motion is smooth. You can tweak to your satisfaction and preference for your needs. Its sturdy. Looks impressive. And it's like my favorite camera accessory. Considering, I'm just staring and have no idea of what I'm really doing, the 502 head is a wonder product. Paired with my Ravelli APGL4 Tripod, I have one super solid base for my Ax33 camera. If you need to get a nice pan head, and have a few hundred you'd like to spend...I say do it! Just do it!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2016 by Kevin