Manfrotto launches verstile SYMPLA camera rig
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One of the two Manfrotto SYMPLA remote control units
The Manfrotto SYMPLA Variable Plate
The Manfrotto SYMPLA shoulder support
The Manfrotto SYMPLA Flexible Mattebox
The Manfrotto SYMPLA Lens Support
The Manfrotto SYMPLA FigRig
The Manfrotto SYMPLA handles
Manfrotto has just launched its SYMPLA modular camera rig, which can be customized for a wide range of shooting scenarios (Shoulder Support configuration is pictured)
The Manfrotto SYMPLA Flexible Mattebox System
The Manfrotto SYMPLA Universal Mount, mounted on the rods and holding the optional handles
The Manfrotto SYMPLA Long Lens Support System
Article Summary
It’s April, which means that once again, the National Association of Broadcasters trade show has taken over Las Vegas. Amongst the various other film, video and photography-related gizmos that have been unveiled this week is an interesting new product from Manfrotto. Known as SYMPLA (for SYstem Moving PLatform), the modular camera rigging system can be configured in seconds, without tools, to accommodate a wide range of of DSLRs, camcorders and accompanying lenses.
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