The Manfrotto MHPANOVR is a professional aluminum panoramic/VR head that lets you shoot perfect 360° spherical panoramas with any DSLR or mirrorless up to 4 kg using traditional multi-row stitching. Sliding plates on both axes allow precise nodal-point alignment (no-parallax point), 360° indexed panning, ±180° indexed tilt, and clear engraved scales…
The Manfrotto MHPANOVR is a professional aluminum panoramic/VR head that lets you shoot perfect 360° spherical panoramas with any DSLR or mirrorless up to 4 kg using traditional multi-row stitching. Sliding plates on both axes allow precise nodal-point alignment (no-parallax point), 360° indexed panning, ±180° indexed tilt, and clear engraved scales for repeatable setups—delivering stitch-perfect results with minimal software correction. Includes an extra set of 375PLV quick-release plates and folds flat for transport.

Sliding plates help align the camera for multi-row panoramas. The head offers 360° rotation and a 4 kg payload.
Sliding plates allow the camera position to be adjusted for panoramic photography. The camera and tripod shown are not included.

The MHPANOVR is Manfrotto’s flagship click-stop panoramic head designed for serious 360° and gigapixel photographers. Two long sliding plates (horizontal and vertical) let you position the camera/lens nodal point exactly over the center of rotation on both axes, while engraved degree markings and detents make repositioning fast and repeatable. The vertical arm rotates 90° inward and locks for compact, protected transport. With a solid 4 kg payload, 60 mm base diameter, and included spare quick-release plates, it’s the go-to head for real-estate VR, architectural documentation, and high-resolution spherical panoramas using standard DSLR or mirrorless kits—no robotic head required.
| Manufacturer: | Manfrotto |
| Category: | Heads |
| Payload | 4 |
| Weight | 2.4kg |
| Max height | 32cm |
| Type | Panoramic / VR head |
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