The Manfrotto 528XB is a professional video tripod for rigs up to 50 kg. It combines a 100 mm bowl with supplied claw-ball adaptor for flat-base heads, two-section aluminium and stainless-steel legs, an adjustable mid-level spreader and a 73–148 cm working height. Its 8.1 kg build, payload and 3/8″ top attachment support demanding video and cinema configu…
The Manfrotto 528XB is a professional video tripod for rigs up to 50 kg. It combines a 100 mm bowl with supplied claw-ball adaptor for flat-base heads, two-section aluminium and stainless-steel legs, an adjustable mid-level spreader and a 73–148 cm working height. Its 8.1 kg build, payload and 3/8″ top attachment support demanding video and cinema configurations.
A professional video tripod for rigs up to 50 kg, combining a 100 mm bowl, supplied claw-ball adaptor for flat-base heads and an adjustable mid-level spreader.
Two-section aluminium and stainless-steel legs provide a 73–148 cm working height. The 3/8″ top attachment broadens rigging options.
The Manfrotto 528XB is an extremely sturdy video tripod with a 100mm bowl and a load capacity of 50 kg, designed for the heaviest camera equipment and camera arms. To maximize its stability, it is recommended to equip it with professional clamps for mounting accessories on the legs and adapters for various types of video heads and accessories.
Clamps and mounting arms - Sturdy components for securely attaching monitors, recorders, or lighting directly to the tripod’s steel-aluminum frame.
Adapters and Reducers - Essential components for ensuring compatibility between different thread and spigot standards in professional equipment.
Quick-release systems and plates - Components for efficient and secure mounting of equipment on a tripod head compatible with the Manfrotto standard.
Control and mobile device accessories - Accessories to expand functionality with smartphones for monitoring or telescopic control levers.
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