Manfrotto ONE Photo tripod review – a really clever design, but with one massive drawback
This large, hefty tripod is designed to be quick to set up, particularly on uneven surfaces, but is it practical for photographers? The post Manfrotto ONE Photo tripod review – a really clever design, but with one massive drawback appeared first on Amateur Photographer .
The Manfrotto ONE Photo tripod is an impressively tall and exceptionally sturdy tripod designed for serious photographers and videographers. Weighing 3.1kg and folding to a length of 65.5cm, it is not portable due to its weight and length. The tripod offers quick setup, easy horizontal center column adjustment, and can support a load of up to 12kg.
Priced at $330 ($269 for legs only) or $515 ($399 for the bundle with the XPRO head), the Manfrotto ONE Photo stands out for its innovative design, particularly the adjustable three-section aluminium legs that extend freely when released. This design allows for a faster deployment and is particularly useful on uneven surfaces. However, the tripod's feet require a lot of effort to convert between spike and rubber foot settings, which might be a drawback for some users.
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