Manfrotto
Manfrotto is well-known for its large range in the area of camera and light accessories for professionals in photography, film, theatre and live entertainment. The products vary from camera and video tripods with accompanying tripod heads, light tripods and accessories.
View below the various products from Manfrotto from our range. At the bottom of this page, you will find more information about the history of Manfrotto.
Manfrotto HaloCompact difflector 82cm soft silver
List price €99.99
€ 97. 99
Manfrotto Halo compact 82cm 2 stop
List price €99.99
€ 97. 99
Manfrotto FF3229 carriage with brake black (0926)
€ 74. 00
Manfrotto foldable reflection screen 95cm sunlite/soft silver
List price €110.00
€ 102. 99
Manfrotto foldable diffuser 95cm 2 stops
List price €110.00
€ 102. 99
Manfrotto Foldable Reflection Screen 95cm Sunfire/White
List price €110.00
€ 102. 99
10-year warranty
Manfrotto LBag 90 (for 3 light stands) - Small
List price €71.99
€ 64. 80
Manfrotto 386BC-1 Nano Clip
€ 70. 00
Manfrotto Studiolink chroma key blue connection kit 3m
List price €113.00
€ 104. 99
Manfrotto 649 Quick release clamp
List price €104.99
€ 94. 50
Manfrotto Panelite bracket for 95cm - 180cm reflection screens
List price €123.00
€ 110. 99
Manfrotto 5002BL Nano Plus Stand black
List price €114.99
€ 99. 90
MANFROTTO D520 B AVENGER 40" EXTENSIONS ARM BLACK
€ 78. 00
Manfrotto LL LS1159 4 Section Air Cush Stand
€ 78. 39
Manfrotto R3, 2700 114 Wheel
€ 99. 99
Manfrotto R110314 Support Plate
€ 52. 99
Manfrotto 166 Material Bag
€ 60. 00
Manfrotto 243 Car Window-Pod
€ 58. 00
The Manfrotto history
Manfrotto is a brand of camera and lighting supports, including tripods, monopods and other accessories, manufactured by Lino Manfrotto + Co. Spa, a company with its headquarters in Cassola, Italy. Manfrotto is owned by the British company The Vitec Group (Vinten), which bought Lino Manfrotto + Co. Spa in 1989.
In 2010, Manfrotto founded the Manfrotto School of Xcellence, a educational aid to help everyone and to bring them closer to photography and videography.
Lino Manfrotto, an Italian photo journalist, began with designing and selling light tripods, ceiling and wall systems such as wall arms and rods under the name 'Manfrotto' in the late sixties. In 1972, Lino Manfrotto met Gilberto Battocchio, a technician who worked for a mechanical company in Bassano. With the collaboration, in 1974 the company introduced its first tripod. In 1986, Manfrotto already had six factories in Bassano and in the next two years they would build another five factories in Villapaiera, the industrial zone of Feltre.
In 1989, Vitec Group Plc. bought Manfrotto, followed by the French company Gitzo in 1992 and the American company Bogen Photo Corp. in 1993.Vitec Group Plc. chose to keep the brands as separate lines in its portfolio. Manfrotto products were distributed in Germany, France, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States by Manfrotto Distribution. In Canada, Manfrotto products are distributed by Gentec International.


























































