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Manfrotto 500PLONG Video Camera Plate

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$39.92 $53.95 In stock

Category: Camera Tripods & Heads

Manfrotto 500PLONG Video Camera Plate

This long version of the standard plate allows perfect balance for camcorders with unusual weight distribution caused by long telescopic lenses or heavy batteries. Supplied with 1x1/4" and 1x3/8" camera screws and anti-rotation pin.

MPN: 500PLONG

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

The extra length on this plate finally solved the balance issue I was having with a long telephoto lens attached to my camcorder. No more tilting forward when I let go of the handle.

David ★★★★★

My camcorder with a heavy battery always tipped forward on shorter plates, but this longer one distributes the weight perfectly. The extra length gives me the balance I need for stable pans without any wobble.

Jacob ★★★★★

The extra length finally keeps my camcorder level when I've got the long lens and a heavy battery stacked on, no more constant rebalancing mid-shot. It slides onto the head with a satisfying click and locks solid, which is exactly what I needed for a few hours of fieldwork.