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Home » Product Gallery » Accessories » Tripods, Heads, Monopods » Tripods « Previous Product  · Next Product » Manfrotto 725B Digi Post a Review Reviews Views Date of last review 1 7018 6/1/2008 Recommended By Average Purchase 100% of reviewers $100.00 Reader Review Rating Averages Readers' rating for Construction Quality Readers' rating for Image Quality Readers' Overall Rating 7.00 No ratings 8.00 Ad (From company literature) Manfrotto 725B Digi with Ball Head. A new and improved tripod that replaces the 724B. The new 725B comes with a micro "dovetail" quick release plate. This lightweight and compact tripod offers all the rock steady support necessary for high-quality imaging for today's digital and conventional cameras. It includes a built-in aluminum ball head with a single "ratchet" locking lever, as well as quick-action leg locks for fast set-up and breakdown. Four section tripod legs permit a folded length just over 19" making the 725B ideal for fitting into luggage. The 725B weighs 3lbs and can support digital (and film) camera’s up to 7.7lbs. In addition, the innovative three faceted center column design prevents any column rotation and is reversible for low-angle shots. A rucksack-style bag (MBAGD) is also included. Specifications: Head: Ball Head with 785PL QR Plate Number of Leg Sections: 4 Leg Locks: Lever Maximum Operating Height: 164.1 cm / 64.6 in. Maximum Height w/o Column Extended: 132.1 cm / 52 in. Minimum Operating Height: 47 cm / 18.5 in. Folded Length: 50 cm / 19.7 in. Maximum Load: 3.49 kg / 7.7 lbs Weight: 1.41 kg / 3.1 lbs Keywords: Manfrotto Tripod Rapid Ballhead Quick-Release Author Post a Review of Your Own  bartheil Registered: November 2006 Posts: 1 Manfrotto 725B Digi review by bartheil Review Date: 6/1/2008 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Total Spent: $100.00| Rating: 8    Pros: lightweight, ballhead included, quick-release system included. Cons: Legs spread out in only one position. This is my first tripod and I like it a lot. It works well with my 2 Lb. Sony DSC-R1. It isn't as fanscy as e.g. the 055 carbonfiber tripod, but it is a very good tripod for the money I paid for it.

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