Based in Northern Italy, Manfrotto is a company that designs, manufacturers and markets camera and lighting support equipment for photographers / videographers. But while their tripods and arms are helpful with photography and when you're shooting videos, they're also helpful when it comes to helping disabled people to game, who often need help holding down more than one button at a time.

In 2021, I loaned in one of Manfrotto's mounting arms in from the Special Effect Gaming Charity. In this episode, you’re going to hearing another part of the Experiments of Adaptive Gaming series, as I tell you whether or not a Manfrotto Variable Friction Arm helps disabled gamers hold down two buttons at a time.

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