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Movo MTP2000 360°/ 120-Minute Panoramic Time Lapse Tripod Head for DSLR's, GoPro's, and Smartphones

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Features

  • PANORAMIC TRIPOD HEAD: Completes a 360 cycle in 120-minutes, stack two heads if you want to double the speed
  • UNIVERSAL COMPATIBILITY: Take awesome smooth panning shots using your GoPro, smartphone, mirrorless and DSLR cameras
  • 1-YEAR WARRANTY: Weve got your back. Our products are designed to ease your technical woes, not add to them. Our friendly US-Based support is here to help
  • DURABLE: Made from aluminum, it's no match for accidental drops. Portable and convenient to travel with on the go. Supports cameras and phones up to 4.4lbs (2KG)
  • EXTRAS: Features a standard 1/4" mounting screw for cameras, and includes a GoPro tripod head mount and mount for smartphones

Description

Capture stunning 360° panoramic shots from your favorite device with ease. Small and lightweight, simply mount a DSLR, smartphone, or GoPro action camera. Twist to operate, and you're ready to go. No batteries required. Why it's great: It's a portable turntable that provides an ideal solution for creating time lapse videos or panoramic stills with GoPro/action camera, smartphones and cameras up to 4.4 lbs (2kg). It includes a smartphone holder and GoPro head mount. The top features a 1/4"-20 camera screw and a 3/8” to 1/4"-20 socket at the bottom for a tripod attachment - although and it can also be used directly on a tabletop or other level surface. Based on a simple, non-electric timer mechanism, the MTP2000 is capable of panning 360° counterclockwise in 120 minutes. For clockwise panning, hang the MTP2000 upside down - although this is only recommended for GoPro/action camera, smartphones or cameras weighing less than 1 lb. The minimal interface allows the tripod head to be set and used quickly, as well as allowing for a second tripod head to be mounted on top to double the speed of the cycle - a complete revolution in 60 minutes. Specifications Construction: High Density ABS Max Camera Weight: 4.4 lb (2.25kg) Camera Mounting Thread: 1/4" - 20 Male Thread Tripod Mounting Threads: 1/4" or 3/8" Female Thread Dimensions: 2.75 x 2.28" (70mm x 58mm) Weight: 5.36 oz (152g)


Package Dimensions: 3.46 x 3.39 x 2.91 inches


Item Weight: 7 ounces


Item model number: MTP2000


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: February 26, 2016


Manufacturer: Movo


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Good bang for the buck for GoPro and Point and Shoot users. Won't work well with DSLRs over 2lbs.
The media could not be loaded. This works great with a GoPro or point and shoots (first shot is GoPro Hero2). Won't work well with any camera over 2 lbs (1 kg). Although the description says the max camera load is 4.4 lb, its far from it. The construction is flimsy and the spring is weak. As you can see in the last shot of My. Fuji, if you put even a crop-sensor DSLR with a medium lens you'll get uneven movement. With a larger lens on my Nikon D7000, weighing in at 2.8 lbs, the rotation would occasionally stop all together. I fixed that by lightly tilting the tripod head, making the direction of the rotation slope downward and then correcting the video angle in post. If you don't have an alternate solution to creating panoramic timelapses, this is a huge bang for the buck, as it will dramatically enhance your production value. At $20 it's a good toy to practice with before you step up to professional tools. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2017 by Alek Sandr

  • 120/360 over 60/360 DEFINITELY!
Its great. GO WITH the 120m/360. The 60m/360 is to fast when panning a sunset. Here in Hawaii sunsets last about 30 minutes. If your MOVO is a 60min/360, it has already panned 180 degrees in those 30 minutes. You have to start with the camera facing directly down the beach to the right and cannot even see the sunset start. After 30 minutes, the camera is pointing down the beach to the left with no sunset in the shot. Using the 120 version, the camera only travels 90 degrees in 30 minutes. You can start with the sunset in the far left side, shoot 30 minutes, and it ends in the far right side so you get the entire sunset in frame. And since I'm in the northern hemisphere, the sun rays point to the south or towards the left. Your last few seconds has the sun in the right side of the frame with the rays pointing towards the left and middle of your screen. In other scenes you have the advantage of doubling the speed so you can end up with a 360 in the same time as the 60min version. But you cant do anything in post if your subject goes in and out of frame too fast. Of course you can slow it down but you start loosing the time lapse effect you were trying to get in the first place. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2016 by Steve Fanning

  • Great for spicing up your videos
The media could not be loaded. I make videos for YouTube and I was looking for a way to make my videos a little more interesting. After watching some gear videos, I saw people mention egg timers and I started to look them up. I came across the Movo MTP2000 and since the price was reasonable and it would save me a bit of time adding mounting hardware to a standard egg timer. All in all I really like it. My only complaint is really user error. The spring that causes the movement works like the spring on a toaster oven dial and if you don't turn it far enough, the timer will tick but the camera won't move at all. I didn't realize this until after I had ruined a few shots. I now have a better setup routine and make sure the timer is completely wound even if I only want 90 degrees of moment. I'm using this with a GoPro 3+ in a metal skeleton case. I can see it holding a point-and-shoot, but I don't know about a DSLR. Maybe a cropped sensor camera but probably not a full frame camera. The video above was the first test video I did and besides the fact that I didn't pay attention to the alignment of the horizon, I think it worked well. A better camera would help the shot a lot. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2020 by Mike

  • wonderful product! anyone looking for one be assured that you will be happy camper!
sorry it's taken me awhile to post my review.... because i was out playing/filming with it. ha ha ha just love the movo panaromic timer. recvd. it well packaged in a timely manner. very solid device. i have made several awsome pics and videos. its added in all new depth in my time lapse projects. i'm giddy even. my interaction with movo has been great. they contacted me a few days after i got it to make sure i got it and was happy with it. anyone looking for one be assured that you will be happy camper! and thank you again Jason! [Jason, Movo Photo Customer Care] note: PLEASE BE SURE YOUR BUYING THE CORRECT ONE YOU NEED. I have seen a few poor reviews of this product. I sum most of those up to people who have not used such a device and bought the wrong kind.. This is a manual mech. timer for use as such. It isn't ment to hold some big heavy camera. Since it is a manual mech. windup type, it does make a ticking sound & it has weight limitations. If you have a need for one to hold more weight & is silent you need to be looking for an electric one. Those run $50. or more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2017 by Hi-Tek-Red-Neck

  • decent for the money.
Okay, Here is my honest review. The quick and e attasy: Pros: Cheap, Works, Simple to figure out, Nice Rotation for what I am using it for. Cons : Loud, Bell goes off before the timer is up, crooked. The Long. This thing is dead simple to use. I bought it to use with my Garmin Virb Ultra 30. Screw on the "Action Camera Adapter" attach the Camera twist it like an Egg Timer. Sit it down, turn on the Camera. Legit. That's it... Works well, works simple. However when I got the Unit they put the "Cell Phone Adapter" on the timer, in a "clamping" format. Which pulled one side of the timer together, and instead of getting a smooth round motion you get a slightly lopsided rotation. Which isn't that big of deal when there is not point of focus to measure against. However when you do have a point of focus you can see it move up and down over the course of the pan.... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2017 by M Neid

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