The RPS-205 70" Motorized Repro Stand Column from Cambo is a flexible and user-friendly copy stand system with motorized vertical movement. It has a vertical travel range of 65.7" and a robust load capacity of 22 lbs. Camera position is controlled with a wired remote unit for multistage adjustable speed and direction controls.

The included RPS-201 Smart Controller stores and retrieves the custom settings and positions of the camera arm, enabling a more efficient and consistent workflow. Just connect the provided cable to the central control box and it's ready to operate

Load Capacity: 22 lb    Vertical Adjustment Range: 65.7"    Horizontal Adjustment Range: 9.5"    Motorized Vertical Height Adjustment    Fine-Geared Horizontal Adjustable Arm    79.5" Reinforced Aluminum Column

• Motorized vertical height adjustment
• Includes RPS-201 Smart Controller
• Fine-geared adjustable horizontal camera arm
• Adjustable motor speed
• Automatic end stops
• Self-locking vertical position
• Reinforced aluminum column
• Optional mall mounts, base, baseboard, and LED panel insert available separately

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. After digesting the reviews, I think this is a very stable tripod. I have a Manfrotto 393 heavy duty head, will the 475b fit the 393 well for my telephoto system weigh about 4.x - 6.x kg?Thanks!

A: Hi There without looking at the specs, I believe this was supposed handle a payload of 26lbs.I am not familiar with the 393 but I use mine with a 15lbs telescope head and 8lbs of telescope. It handles those with no issue whatsoever. It's not super light but if you are looking for stable look no further. Hope this helps.Fred

Q: 2. Maximum payload? I wanna mount cinema camera on this.

A: They do not have a stated load capacity because it can vary depending on what you are mounting the column to. However, the gears are rated to handled up to 20 pounds.

Q: 3. Received it today, how do I attach a sand bag to it? Might be a no brainer but what screws onto the bottom column?

A: I have to admit, I do not know. The tripod is so heavy and stable I've never needed to use a sandbag. Once you get it locked down, it is rock solid. The screw coming out of the bottom is a standard 3/8 thread and my bet is someone makes a hook that threads onto it allowing you to attach a sandbag. Check with B&H and see if such a hook is available.

Q: 4. Is this better to mount a camera to a desk or is a Manfrotto 244 Variable Friction Magic Arm with a Manfrotto 035 Super Clamp without Stud better?

A: The 131TC is better if you wanted to attached an actual tripod head, since there is a base plate with grub screws on top to secure it. The 244 while shorter, offers more articulation and can be used on different surfaces depending on the clamp.

Q: 5. After buying this(not yet), what else should I buy to make a whole camera supporting system? The product image shows a big hole in the middle.

A: This is for a tripod only, you will need to add a head to the top. If you are shooting photography the Sirui K-40X Ball Head is a great choice. For Video we suggest the Manfrotto 502AH Pro Video Head with Flat Base. Ball Head - https://bhpho.to/2kFfCZP Fluid Head - https://bhpho.to/2bKwVVJ

Q: 6. Will a DSLR attach to this mount?

A: No, it will not. This tripod has a 3/8"-16 mount, meant for tripod heads rather than for cameras to be mounted directly. We'd recommend an equally heavy-duty tripod head to take full advantage of the Manfrotto Pro Geared 475B tripod's incredible sturdiness. https://bhpho.to/3s72fWO https://bhpho.to/3pJ0V9O

Q: 7. What is the diameter of the column? I need a longer column 35mm OD.

A: The diameter of the column is 35mm.

Q: 8. What is the stud size on top of the column? Also, the pictures appear to show a stud sticking out from the bottom of the column. Is this correct, and what size is it? Thanks

A: The top base plate has a male 3/8" and a set of grub screws for securing a Manfrotto pan/tilt or ball head there. The bottom of the column has a loop by which you can attach a counterweight.

Q: 9. Is this compatible with the Benro GD3WH 3-Way Geared Head. Might there be any issues?

A: No, the GD3WH 3-Way Geared Head would make a great pair to the Manfrotto 131TC tablemount geared column with clamp.

Q: 10. The clamp appears to be bolted to the gearbox which then drives the column. Do you know what thread size the gearbox is tapped to? So i can remove it from the clamp and remount it.

A: You would have to contact Manfrotto for that information, their number is (201) 818-9500 480-940-1103 repairs