Manfrotto MT190XPRO4

I really want to like this tripod. I bought it to replace a Calumet tripod I bought many years ago that was probably less than $75, including the head. For the $325 I spent for this tripod and the Manfrotto MHXPRO-BHQ2 XPRO Ball Head I purchased with it, I expected much more. And in many ways it *is...

This was a great tripod until the leg fell off during a photo shoot. I had it for just under 4 months. Thank goodness it happened prior to mounting my camera. I have an aluminum version that has been a work horse for four years. This model is very disappointing.

I have changed this review from one to four stars. CaMan, the Amazon Marketer who the tripod was purchased through provided a QR code and I have been able to register the tripod. I am very happy with the tripod, it is light and easy to use, also the center column is really nice. It is easy to get ou...

I bought this tripod to replace a tripod that had broken. The old tripod had twist lock legs and I found them very inconvenient and difficult to set up. This tripod has snap lock legs but they are still somewhat difficult to use. I have also caught the skin of my fingers in the leg locks on several ...

This tripod is very sturdy and easy to use. I purchased it for my Matterport camera as this was one of the recommended models. My only gripe with this is that it isn't the easiest to make sure it's perfectly level - the legs always still want to shift outward a tiny bit even when I have everything t...

This is a nice tripod. Fully extended with my 150-500 lens mounted it's shaky. I wouldn't use it in a high wind situation. YET, Down low, with a smaller lens it's great. I like the arm that adjusts "off center". The legs let it get low and the arm works for "fine placement" to the subject. I've used...

Can't wait to try it. Seems sturdy. While I am thinking the right-angle attachment option is a clever piece of engineering, I think it'd be better if you showed some uses for the tri-pod in that configuration. Not sure if it's more gimmick than truly useful. Ideas? Any way to incorporate a shoulder ...

This tripod is exceptional. While in the market for a carbon fiber tripod to replace my aluminum tripod I was considering originally were, the meFoto backpacker, Manfrotto beFree carbon fiber, and the Manfrotto MT055CXPRO3 Carbon Fiber tripods. The criteria I looked at was weighted to maximum height...

My wife and I received the money to purchase this as a gift. We did our research across a wide variety of tripods in this price range and found the reviews on the MT190CXPRO4 to be best suited for what we wanted out of a tripod. I have a 3 section Manfrotto steel tripod and was very pleasantly surpr...

This is a case of "just right". I first purchased the 4-section version of this same tripod (MT190XPRO4) While I liked it overall, I felt that it was a bit too flimsy, the bottom (4th) leg sections were very thin, and flexed a lot if you push down on the tripod. It was actually not as strong as a ch...