Manfrotto MK190X3-3W1 aluminium statief met 3-weg pan-kop

Sharp images demand a stable platform, but many tripods sacrifice rigidity for portability. The Manfrotto MK190X3-3W1 solves this by pairing a robust aluminium 3-section tripod with a precise 3-way pan/tilt head, giving you rock-solid support without excessive weight.

Who is it for

This kit suits enthusiast photographers and videographers who need a dependable, versatile support for DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, or small camcorders. It’s ideal for landscape, portrait, macro, and studio work where precise framing and stability are critical.

Main features

• Aluminium legs with 3 sections and Quick Power Lock (QPL) for fast, secure setup.
• MHXPRO-3W 3-way pan/tilt head with independent locks for pan and tilt, plus 360° rotation.
• Quick release plate (200PL-14) for rapid camera attachment and removal.
• Rapid centre column with 90° horizontal mechanism for low-angle and macro shots.
• Four leg angle positions (25°, 46°, 66°, 88°) for uneven terrain and creative perspectives.
• Three spirit levels for accurate alignment in all orientations.
• Easy Link connector for attaching accessories like LED lights or arms.
• Load capacity of 6 kg supports a wide range of camera and lens combinations.

Specifications

• Material: Aluminium
• Leg sections: 3
• Head type: 3-way pan/tilt (MHXPRO-3W)
• Quick release plate: 200PL-14
• Load capacity: 6 kg
• Maximum height (centre column extended): 173 cm
• Maximum height (centre column down): 149 cm
• Minimum height: 8 cm
• Closed length: 72 cm
• Leg lock type: Quick Power Lock (QPL)
• Centre column: Rapid, 90° horizontal mechanism
• Leg angles: 25°, 46°, 66°, 88°
• Spirit levels: 3
• Top attachment: 3/8" screw
• Front tilt range: -30° / +90°
• Lateral tilt range: -30° / +90°
• Pan rotation: 360°
• Independent pan lock: Yes
• Independent tilt lock: Yes
• Easy Link connector: Yes

Tips

For maximum stability in windy conditions, hang a weight from the centre column hook. Use the 90° centre column mechanism to get low-angle perspectives for macro photography.