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Manfrotto MS0490C Carbon Nanopole Stand

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Lighting Stand

  • Lightweight and compact simultaneously
  • The carbon fibre pole can be removed from the base and used as a boom
  • Quick Release Twist Locks for quick height adjustment
  • With a hook that can be used with a sandbag to weight the tripod outdoors
  • With an adjustable leg that allows vertical alignment on uneven ground
  • Includes 16 mm stainless steel pin with 3/8" thread and a removable 1/4" threaded adapter for securely attaching a variety of lighting equipment
  • Maximum load: 1.5 kg
  • Maximum height: 195 cm
  • Transport Height: 51 cm
  • Weight: 750 g
Available since November 2019
Item number 475310
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Super lightweight stand for field recording which doubles as boom pole
Douglas Langley 14.09.2020
I was looking for a very light and portable stand to hold my stereo microphone setup for field recording. This is lighter than the very popular nano stands (and any tripod I have come across) and has the added benefit that you can remove the centre section and use it as a boom pole. It collapses to a short size and will fit strapped to the side of most normal backpacks, or inside a larger backpack. I like to carry quite a small backpack, and it would be great if it was just a tiny bit shorter so it could fit inside...

This is a lightweight stand so stability is probably not as great as with something heavier. However, it does have a hook for attaching a weighted bag to add stability. I haven't had to use that feature yet.

Quality feels great and I am very happy with my purchase. If you want a full height stand for field recording but light weight and the boom pole feature are important to you, I would definitely consider this. I don't know of anything else out there that ticks all those boxes.
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Great product. I'll be back for more.
lighthousephoto.ie 28.12.2022
I'm cutting down the weight of my location gear so this was a natural choice for that purpose.

Having already owned a 5001B, I've taken a liking to compact and light-weight stands. This improves on the excellent 5001B in many ways, being lighter, and featuring handy twist lock mechanisms.

The ability to remove the centre column for use as a boom pole is a great bonus, and the implementation is extremely elegant.

The extending leg is something I can't see myself using, but it doesn't add significant weight or complexity, so it's not in the way either. Given the choice though, I would probably buy this stand without that feature. It can be removed, but you'll be left without a rubber foot on one leg. It would have been nice if a spare one was included for that purpose, but I am nitpicking at this point.

Most importantly though, these stands perform superbly. I've used them with a Godox AD200 and 60cm softbox, without any issues. They can sway a little in the wind when at maximum heights, so might not be suited to outdoor video lighting work, but overall, for the little you need to compromise you gain a whole lot - these stands are super light and portable!
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The Industry Standard
olieolie 14.11.2022
Lightweight and stable. Yay!
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Light weight and super quality!
Composer R 21.11.2023
I have seen many reviews of this stand and when I tried it myself I was convinced that the product is really of excellent quality.
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