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Manfrotto

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Sep 24, 2026

Herman PoppleberryHOST
11:18
There was a hacker news thread in 2022 where someone described their RAM-based setup as sturdy, pro-level mounts, not the cheap disposable junk from no-name brands on Amazon.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
11:29
They were using RAM ball adapters with a Rockform case and Manfrotto arms.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
11:33
So the enthusiast answer is RAM.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
11:36
Buy once, cry once.
CornHOST
12:53
and the two heavy duty solution categories.
CornHOST
12:55
But what about the mounts that articulate? The ones you can
Herman PoppleberryHOST
12:58
pull toward you and push back? Daniel's concept maps onto ram socket arms, single and double, with adjustable tension and Manfrotto style magic arms.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
13:08
Those let you reposition the device and swing it back toward the dash.
Richard StaveleyGUEST
16:03
A, a range of brands.
Richard StaveleyGUEST
16:04
They own things like a Connor, which are used on the top com- movies, through to Manfrotto, which is a very, very well-known, sort of the leading, uh, tripod brand, and a range of other media equipment.
Richard StaveleyGUEST
16:15
Uh, they actually own the eponymous Autocue, believe it or not.
Richard StaveleyGUEST
16:18
Although it's a small part of their brand portfolio, but they actually own Autocue itself.
Allison SheridanHOST
38:13
millions of years.
Allison SheridanHOST
38:15
All right, so one of the pieces that makes all of this work is that you packed two tripods in your luggage to be able to hold the camcorders.
Allison SheridanHOST
38:24
And you're smart enough and traveled enough that you knew not to put any of these expensive cameras in your checked luggage, but the tripods had to fit in checked luggage.
Allison SheridanHOST
38:34
And then what happened, Steve? And
Steve SheridanGUEST
38:36
then Iberia Airlines, I won't say lost.
Allison SheridanHOST
39:07
I mean, you can wash your underwear in the sink or something.
Allison SheridanHOST
39:09
You can get by with that.
Allison SheridanHOST
39:10
But how do you do this video without those tripods? Yeah.
Steve SheridanGUEST
7:56
Before this.
Alison SheridanHOST
7:56
So one of the pieces that makes all of this work is that you packed, uh, two tripods in your luggage to be able to hold-
Steve SheridanGUEST
8:03
Oh
Alison SheridanHOST
8:03
...
Alison SheridanHOST
8:03
the camcorders and, um, you're smart enough and traveled enough that you knew not to put any of these expensive cameras in your checked luggage, but the tripods had to fit in checked luggage.
Steve SheridanGUEST
8:14
Yeah.
Alison SheridanHOST
8:14
And then what happened, Steve?
Alison SheridanHOST
8:47
I mean, you can wash your underwear in the sink or something.
JohnHOST
24:55
It's only a tiny wee tripod.
Andrew BartramHOST
25:00
Yeah, I don't mean the little Manfrotto things with the legs.
Andrew BartramHOST
25:02
I mean, have you got one
JohnHOST
25:03
there? No, it's
Andrew BartramHOST
25:24
I was chatting to somebody on the train station yesterday who had just bought one.
Andrew BartramHOST
25:29
He just happened to admire my Pentax 17 as I stood on the platform.
JohnHOST
25:35
I do have a Manfrotto carbon fibre tripod.
JohnHOST
25:38
That's lying behind me.
David McClellandHOST
62:15
And with that in mind, there is a veritable shopping arcade of brands and exhibitors who are already confirmed to be at the 2027 show with their latest wares and helpful experts on hand.
David McClellandHOST
62:28
New and familiar brands including Canon, OM System, Nanlite, Ricoh, Manfrotto, Rode, Sigma, Tamron, Harnemuller, Profoto, Intrepid Camera, Sahl Digital, Peak Design and many, many more.
David McClellandHOST
62:41
All confirmed with new exhibitors being added every week.
David McClellandHOST
62:47
Another great thing about the show is that once you've tried your dream kit for size, you have the opportunity to buy it too from the dedicated retailers on the show floor, often with some incredible, never-to-be-repeated show deals.
Paul HendersonGUEST
6:06
...
Paul HendersonGUEST
6:06
Manfrotto sticks and-
Paul J SchmidtHOST
6:08
Yep.
Paul J SchmidtHOST
6:08
Oh my gosh
Nino LeitnerHOST
26:37
I mean, they were amazing to work with, but, and I was always surprised why, you know, like nobody has them over here.
Nino LeitnerHOST
26:42
Everybody was using Sachtler, Manfrotto and so on.
Nino LeitnerHOST
26:46
And I guess, you know, like in a, in a, in a little way, I mean, they're an Australian company.
Nino LeitnerHOST
26:51
They've not had great distribution, at least in Europe.
Jordan DrakeHOST
35:05
They're not fluid.
Jordan DrakeHOST
35:06
So you don't have to worry like a Manfrotto about them, like gunking up and getting sticky.
Jordan DrakeHOST
35:10
They feel great.
Jordan DrakeHOST
35:12
And we've used those Millers in like, Crazy cold weather, felt great.
CornHOST
9:16
You start with a 40cm articulating arm.
CornHOST
9:18
Neewer makes one for about $38, Manfrotto if you want to spin more.
CornHOST
9:23
It clamps to any desk edge up to about 6 centimeters thick, and the arm has two or three joints so you can position it overhead, at an angle, straight on, whatever the shot needs.
CornHOST
9:33
So instead of putting the product inside a box, you're bringing the light to the product.

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