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Manfrotto Pixi Pano360 Review

Manfrotto Pixi Pano360 Review

Posted on July 24, 2017March 11, 2019 By Jarvis

Introduction

The Manfrotto Pixi Pano360 is a compact, motorised head that can be remotely controlled to create panoramas and moving timelapse videos with your camera.

With up to a 2kg load capacity, the Pixi Pano360 supports smartphones and action cameras like the GoPro, in addition to compact system cameras and entry-level DSLRs.

In addition to a remote control, a free Pixi Pano360 app for iOS and Android is used to wirelessly control the device, with four shooting modes that include photo, panorama, video and time-lapse.

A little more information for customers about what the Pixi Pano360 is able to do is needed, because the specification of the product suggests that it is an aggressively priced competitor to the well established Syrp Genie Mini, which in reality it is not. We will explain exactly what we mean by this in the review.
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