Manfrotto Quick Release Tutorial!
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- A quick tutorial on the industry standard for quick release plates - the Manfrotto 577!
The Manfrotto 577 Rapid Connect Adaptergives you the freedom to remove the camera from the head without detaching it from the plate. It includes the 501PL plate and is compatible with the 501PLONG camera plate as well. A 1/4"-20 screw and a 3/8"-16 screw are included so you can use the plate with various cameras. Corresponding threaded holes on the side of the adapter allow you to store the screw that is not being used, so you can access it if and when you need it.
Specs:
0.8" (20mm) of sliding travel within plate to optimally balance gear
One 3/8"-16, one M6, and one 1/4"-20 female bottom mounting threads
Plate has 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 mounting screws, in addition to anti-twist video register pin
2-stage quick-release system
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Excellent video! I thought finding a good explanation was going to be easy to find but all I found was crap... until this one. Thanks so much.
Oh gosh thank you for this video! I felt like such a noob trying to figure out how to use one of these.
Haha it's really simple! I use mine all the time and I've had it for over three years!
I see that now! I'm all up in the facebook group like ummm...so you have a quick release plate on your tripod right....and ummm...you have a quick release plate on your glidecam...right....?....ummmm....
lol
So I'm buying a monopod with a manfrotto fluid head. I also have a glidecam HD 4000. I want to be able to switch between both of these quickly. Do I need to quick release plates??? The manfrotto fluid head comes with a plate but I don't know if that will work with the using the quick release on the monopod...I"m all confused.
Thank you! Wonderful tutorial! Helped this beginner a lot!
The visuals are right on. Makes total sense. You did a great job explaining the usage of the plate and clamp. However, (just a positive critique) you used music that was loud, but more importantly, more interesting than the tutorial. Your music selection should either reflect, perfectly, the overall tone of the visuals, OR go way underneath in order to accentuate the material on your tutorial. Hope that makes sense. Good job!
Mark Haggerty Productions Wow, some of the best feedback I've had! Thanks. I actually wasn't too sure what music to use; I just had some free tracks stored on my computer and thought this one would be alright. But lately, I've been paying more attention to the music that I select (watch some of my later videos).
supid
What?
He said: SUPID! STUPID!
Thank you so much for this!! Very helpful!
thank you so much for this video, it really helped me out.
Where did u get the other screw from when u mounted it to the glide cam? I have a autopilot stabilizer & it doesn't fit with the screw it has
did you ever find screw to fit and if so where? THX!
Does an extra screw comes in the Quick Release to mount to the Glidecam?
thumb screw gets in the way of the bottom of my 5d base ha!
It does the same with all my cameras- Manfrotto's newer versions have a smaller screw that doesn't get in the way (keep in mind, I bought this over three years ago).
Can someone please point me to an instruction video that explains how and has no music please? Thanks!
If i have a flycam nano, a tripod and a slider. I will have to buy 1 manfrotto for each stabilizing sistem?
Emanuel Claudiu yes. you really just need the base but i don't think the bases are sold separately.
I understand, Thanks!
Thanks for the video. whats the name of the soundtrack ?
+Grace Sutton I forget... I think I got it off of newgrounds.com or some other website like that.
won't the thumbscrew of the quick release hit the plate of the glidecam when you unscrew it?
same question here.. I wonder how
+Kamyaputra Iswarapranidhana It does, and it is a pain. I figured a way to work around that - I make it so that it is just tight enough to hold the plate but still be able to unscrew it without the glidecam plate getting in the way. It's difficult to explain, but if I showed you it would make sense.
good to hear that. I strongly suggest you upload a video bout how it is done. That will help us all here who are wondering
good to hear that. I strongly suggest you upload a video bout how it is done. That will help us all here who are wondering
I would but unfortunately my glidecam and other camera gear that I have are in storage as I am moving :(
What's the track?
I don't remember the exact title but it's a royalty free track from Mark Clark.
this video skips all the steps
No mouth to talk?
the plate is more expensive than your camera so why would you buy it, if your that cheap of a camera user
me? that camera, when it was released, was $800. but i also made this video over 2 years ago and i shoot with a sony a7s ii now. back then i shot with the camera that is shown in the video and the nikon d3200.
Because it works for him. Learn how to properly spell too, Dana Jenkins.