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Manfrotto 131D Repro Arm with Double Camera Attachment

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$96.32 $131.95 In stock

Category: Stands & Grips

Manfrotto 131D Repro Arm with Double Camera Attachment

Mounts on any tripod centre column with 3/8'' thread. Allows easy shooting straight down to the ground without obstruction from the tripod legs. Accommodates the positioning of two heads on a 90 degree perpendicular angle.

MPN: 131D

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella N. ★★★★★

Finally, a no-fuss way to shoot straight down without the tripod legs ruining the frame. The double camera attachment is surprisingly sturdy and the 3/8'' thread mounted perfectly onto my existing column.

Richard ★★★★★

The 3/8'' thread fit perfectly onto my existing center column, and being able to shoot straight down without tripod legs in the frame has been a game-changer for my product shots.

Edward R. ★★★★★

Getting the camera mounted flat over the center column was a total game changer for overhead shots—no more fighting with leg shadows or awkward angles. The double attachment held both my body and lens securely while I aimed straight down, and it screwed onto my tripod's thread without any wobble.