Comments on: Manfrotto 7321YB M-Y Tripod with 3-Way Head – Replaces 718B

By: Onepoorguy

Onepoorguy — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 18:43:03 +0000

Bought this for my wife. Hates my tripod 6 pounds, because it is so difficult. This tripod weighs-in at half, only 3kg. This is something that you would be willing to pull around him. And it is sufficient capacity, so there’s no worry about dropping the camera tripod. (I’m often surprised people trust their $ 1000 cameras and lenses, to some $ 29 Walmart special that could collapse at any moment.) On the positive side, it is lightweight and portable, and comes with a carrying case for the transport. The leg clamps are tight and secure. It establishes quickly and is quickly ab.Auf the negative side, it is not as stable as a tripod (a Manfrotto). The head is not interchangeable, and I found the head pin lock to be a little ‘weak. It took a lot of twisting of the handle to secure it. I do not like how the camera locks on his head. It works, but is not as easy as my Stativ.Zusammenfassend others can be a good compromise between a heavy tripod and a thin book useless. Rating: 4 / 5

By: M. Moser

M. Moser — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 17:00:22 +0000

When you are looking for a tripod, I did not want everything dirt cheap, or outrageously expensive, but I want quality. I found my 7321YB Manfrotto tripod with 3-Way head that works easily, very compact and lightweight. The head is not replaceable, but a good on-the-go for the beautiful shots without a tripod. The only downside is, there is leveled and the head can not be changed, other than that, you will not really complain. I would recommend to everyone that amateur photographers. Rating: 5 / 5

By: Jonathan E. Harvey

Jonathan E. Harvey — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 15:58:59 +0000

This is my first Manfrotto tripod and overall I’m very satisfied. It ‘pretty clear that I can with me on long backpacking trips (outside of my backpack attached). The stability has never been a problem, even during heavy storms. The Old School JC Penney aluminum tripod comparison that I used this thing is great. And with just over $ 100 I think it is a stehlen.Meine only complaint is its fragility. The small block of plastic thing that opens when you want to raise or lower the head turned in a few months. Would be weakened if accidentally stepped on the tripod, but it did not work until I tried to open it to raise its head today. Except that if you see something that some of them carrying handle and the need to break, you can try something more robust. Rating: 4 / 5

By: Lo-Yi Chan

Lo-Yi Chan — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 13:49:40 +0000

Stands are in this day of image stabilization, an anachronism, like the film. But if you need a tripod for the trip, I find the Manfrotto 7321YB the best compromise between strength, compaction, weight and price. The extended height is good for me (I am 6 feet), but you can mount the camera as well as on land. Pot head is good for about 5 kilograms, can a DSLR with a lens of short telephoto lens, after which it is called sag. The quick release plate is easy to use and very secure. Here is my assessment: the strength is OK, except in windy weather, when you need to hang a backpack or other weight to it stabilisieren.Stopfbarkeit: measure 19 “when closed. If you are really full for the space, remove pan head, bringing the track up to 18 “Weight: about 2-3/4 pounds, about the same as a Nikon D90 with VR 18-2000 Zoom.Preis: much less than the carbon fiber StativeEmpfohlen Rating: 5 / 5