
Every now and then a reallly cool “widget” comes along that allows us creative types to accomplish the seemingly impossible. The M25 Tripod does just that! This tripod has all the “must be” features you’re looking for in a professional tripod - lightweight, capacity, stable and smooth. However, there’s one little “widget” that we’re sure you didn’t expect - 3″ travel distance of the Camera Mounting Plate! “What’s that do? Just ask creative types.”
3″ Travel Camera Mounting Plate allows for easy camera counterbalance.
See an article in Videomaker Magazine
Specifications:
Maximum Height: 5′ (1520mm)
Minimum Height: 30″ (765mm)
Footprint: 40″ (102mm)
Capacity: 15lbs (7kg)
Weight: 7lbs (3.2kg)
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M25 Tripod with Carry Case Availability: Ships same/next business day Price: $170
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I’m just curious what sort of drag controls this has on it. The head shape appears modeled after more expensive brands (sachtler comes to mind.) How does it compare I wonder to a 501/503 or D&S FM18?
In reading the review comments, it seems that is where Matthews save money. There are none. Also, I have read on various dv sites where new owners have had problems with noisy movement, poor assembly and other issues. However, those reports may be due to early production hiccups.
Any recent purchasers reporting such problems with the M25?
I am considering one for use with my Sony V1 and 35mm adapter rig. The sliding mount would be most helpful in balancing the rig.