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Title: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: christiano on January 24, 2018, 10:23
Hi, I am shopping to find a motorized slider (or not?) Not too expensive, to have fun and try things (amateur, not pro). I started looking and it's pretty expensive to have a motorized one! moreover, I would like to have one that allows me to film from top to bottom with a certain angle ...

Does anyone have any advice or suggestion?

thanks
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: increasingdifficulty on January 24, 2018, 11:04
I got the Nebo slider from Capture Beyond Limits in 2016, which is lightweight, portable and a great motorized slider for timelapses. It was also not very expensive ($475 + shipping).

It was a Kickstarter project but now their website seems to have disappeared. I suppose they're not in business anymore unfortunately...

I also have the Syrp Genie and the Genie Mini that you can put on almost any slider. They work great, but I guess the Genie is a bit pricey. It's also quite heavy and bulky.

The Nebo system is really lightweight, but too slow for real-time slider movement. I can use just the slider part with the Syrp Genie for real-time shots.

The slider can be disassembled and fit in my camera backpack (40" assembled, 20" disassembled). Something of great value to me.

I used a Konova slider before, but it's more for studio use. Very heavy and doesn't fit in any normal bag. I ended up not bringing it on most excursions. The motion timelapses I did make with it are great sellers though. It was extra hard work as I didn't have a motor then, and had to move the camera 2 mm manually between each shot.

It's nice to look back on the hard work though, but so much easier to have a motorized system doing all the work.  ;D

Getting perfect real-time shots manually is harder, especially on cheaper sliders. There will almost always be a bump or something ruining the shot, and it's very hard to move the camera evenly.

A motor can take care of that, but it will ruin the sound (if you need that).
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Brightontl on January 24, 2018, 14:22
Hi, I am shopping to find a motorized slider (or not?) Not too expensive, to have fun and try things (amateur, not pro). I started looking and it's pretty expensive to have a motorized one! moreover, I would like to have one that allows me to film from top to bottom with a certain angle ...

Does anyone have any advice or suggestion?

thanks
I have an Edelkrone one. Very good slider (motorised of course, for time lapses it is a must).
I pulled out a few very good timelapses with it, but....
It is a nightmare to carry them around, really a bad one.
The situations when you want to use a slider are extremely rare: you need a subject in the near proximity and something else very interesting in the background. You are not going to use it very often (and it is a lot of money).
In some situations the same effect can be pulled out in post production with After Effects.
If you are starting out with video, I would spend my money on something else (for example a drone)
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: increasingdifficulty on January 24, 2018, 14:37
I have an Edelkrone one. Very good slider (motorised of course, for time lapses it is a must).

Not a must, but of course a nice luxury.  :) As I said, you can do it manually. Just a bit more work. The end result will be the same.

It is a nightmare to carry them around, really a bad one.

Yes, I agree, heavy sliders are a nightmare, which is why the Nebo slider I mentioned is great (weighs less than 1.5 kg WITH motor). 1 meter / 40 inches long.


The situations when you want to use a slider are extremely rare: you need a subject in the near proximity and something else very interesting in the background.

Well, that depends. You need to look for situations that have a nice foreground. Any landscape photographer would do that, as the most interesting landscape photos also have a nice foreground element. The same with timelapses. A motion timelapse with nice foreground can look really extraordinary.

In some situations the same effect can be pulled out in post production with After Effects.

Well, not quite, but almost. In 3D software you can do it very convincingly with parallax and all. It takes a lot of time though.

If you are starting out with video, I would spend my money on something else (for example a drone)

That's nice, but if high quality motion timelapses is what you want to make, that's not going to help. Although you can make cool hyperlapses over greater distances. But the quality suffers...
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: StockbyNumbers on January 24, 2018, 14:51
Hi, I am shopping to find a motorized slider (or not?) Not too expensive, to have fun and try things (amateur, not pro). I started looking and it's pretty expensive to have a motorized one! moreover, I would like to have one that allows me to film from top to bottom with a certain angle ...

Does anyone have any advice or suggestion?

thanks

What price range are you looking for specifically?

+1 to the Syrp. Really like it and have found it to be quickly deployable and rather light compared to Kessler and Edelkrone.

I used to use a slider constantly before the rise of gimbals. Bulb ramping intervalometers in combination with sliders can yield some amazing timelapse.

I'd also suggest trying some slider shots by hand - just pushing it across the rails rather than using anything motorized (not for timelapse of course...).

Having a few foreground elements closer to the lens, between you and the subject, can often yield great looking shots as well.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: christiano on January 24, 2018, 15:12
Hi, thanks for your posts! I did some google reading and exploring and i think that i will try to do a DIY  system... :o

i have already this thing : https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01IB61WS8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01IB61WS8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and i will by a manual slider (60 cm max) with good reviews (but cheap  ;D) on amazon and mix it with the motorized rotator... A guy did it on youtube and it seem to be working well!

As I said, I just want to have fun and try things, if I decide to go further, I will equip myself with a better quality system!

Thanks for the tip about After effect, I'll take a look!  I will take note of these brands for my future shopping (syrp, Edelkrone, kessler)...

thanks again


Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: derby on January 24, 2018, 15:51
You could also take a look to autopan
https://www.shootools.com/store/accessories/14-autopan-8055687020713.html (https://www.shootools.com/store/accessories/14-autopan-8055687020713.html)

It's not a motorized slider.... It's motorized head 😁
And it can gives very nice results! By the way, it's not really cheap, but you can use it for many different options together with a cheap manual slider
I have it and I'm happy
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: christiano on January 24, 2018, 18:41
You could also take a look to autopan
[url]https://www.shootools.com/store/accessories/14-autopan-8055687020713.html[/url] ([url]https://www.shootools.com/store/accessories/14-autopan-8055687020713.html[/url])

It's not a motorized slider.... It's motorized head 😁
And it can gives very nice results! By the way, it's not really cheap, but you can use it for many different options together with a cheap manual slider
I have it and I'm happy


i have a similar system, only 100$ usd  ;D : https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01IB61WS8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1]i have already this thing : [url]https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01IB61WS8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (http://i have already this thing : [url) and i will by a manual slider (60 cm max) with good reviews (but cheap  ;D) on amazon and mix it with the motorized rotator... A guy did it on youtube and it seem to be working well! [/url]
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: derby on January 25, 2018, 04:34
Nice but not exactly the same :-D
This is a simply rotator, I don't see how can you use it for timelapse with manual slider, the shootools autopan has a great way to read the manual movement on the slider and it is really good for real time video, not only timelapses

Anyway you're right, it's not cheap :-D
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: increasingdifficulty on January 25, 2018, 04:45
Nice but not exactly the same :-D
This is a simply rotator, I don't see how can you use it for timelapse with manual slider, the shootools autopan has a great way to read the manual movement on the slider and it is really good for real time video, not only timelapses

Anyway you're right, it's not cheap :-D

Looks cool, but essentially it's not much more than a Genie Mini ($249). The string is helpful and makes everything easier, but you can set the Genie Mini to do exactly the same thing.

I don't think the string justifies the $800 price tag - yikes!
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: christiano on January 25, 2018, 08:55
Nice but not exactly the same :-D
This is a simply rotator, I don't see how can you use it for timelapse with manual slider, the shootools autopan has a great way to read the manual movement on the slider and it is really good for real time video, not only timelapses

Anyway you're right, it's not cheap :-D

I saw a video on youtube of a guy who uses 2 rotator, 1 used to move the camera on the rail, the other to do the panning ... Something like that : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEo0SS3Hsis (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEo0SS3Hsis) and watch the little sample video he did a the end of the video (at 4:22)... not bad at all...

so, if i use 2 rotators (200$ total), a manual slider (100$)... with a little bit of work to do to assemble, I will have a kit for 300$ CAD... something like 260$ USD... i already have one rotator, i just have to buy one more. I found a cheap slider (neewer, chinese brand) with good reviews on youtube/amazon for 70$ CAD... it's worth the cost to try!
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: derby on January 25, 2018, 09:47
Well, make your choice :) everything is good if is good for you!

Personally I'm not a fan of cheap cheap cheap objects and the DIY methods on the market, I always found that often they don't do what I want, or they can't
Sometimes because your camera is too heavy, or may be the head you want to do additional movement is heavy...
Sometimes because the battery is so powerless that you can't use it for more than twenty minutes...

I prefer to spend more to have a solid gear, or something that gives me more variables, but it's ok, it's a personal choice
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: MilanStojanovic on January 25, 2018, 14:00
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEo0SS3Hsis (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEo0SS3Hsis)

edit: lol, I'm a bit late to the party
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: seamless on January 25, 2018, 16:46
I agree with Brightonti!

Usually you can make a more interesting movement in After Effects.
Also I think sliders rather spoil a timelapse than add something to it.

But if you want to play with sliders, why not?
In those cases i love doing it completely manual by pushing a skateboard inch by inch, or attaching a battery powered handdrill to a makeshift dolly on a ladder.

Since many timelapsers get bored with sliders pretty fast, you might be able to find a complete package hardly used at a good price if you search for it  :)
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: tickstock on January 26, 2018, 00:47
I use the Kessler http://store.kesslercrane.com/time-lapse-system-tls-starter-bundle.html (http://store.kesslercrane.com/time-lapse-system-tls-starter-bundle.html)  nice price now too.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Mantis on January 26, 2018, 08:48
I use the Kessler [url]http://store.kesslercrane.com/time-lapse-system-tls-starter-bundle.html[/url] ([url]http://store.kesslercrane.com/time-lapse-system-tls-starter-bundle.html[/url])  nice price now too.


I have the 60 inch Kessler Cineslider. it's heavy and too big and heavy to travel with.  I love it for easy local work out of my car, but I am looking for a travel Kessler now.  Have you huffed your slider around via plane? They do have modular designs but they look flimsy to handle my Second Shooter.  Interested in your opinion.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: StockbyNumbers on January 26, 2018, 09:33
Just saw this review pop-up today on the Syrp. Again - I’m a big fan. I love their setup and you can attach multiple sections together really quickly.

https://www.redsharknews.com/production/item/5233-syrp-genie-genie-mini-kit-review (https://www.redsharknews.com/production/item/5233-syrp-genie-genie-mini-kit-review)

Hope it’s helpful.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: tickstock on January 26, 2018, 13:16
I use the Kessler [url]http://store.kesslercrane.com/time-lapse-system-tls-starter-bundle.html[/url] ([url]http://store.kesslercrane.com/time-lapse-system-tls-starter-bundle.html[/url])  nice price now too.


I have the 60 inch Kessler Cineslider. it's heavy and too big and heavy to travel with.  I love it for easy local work out of my car, but I am looking for a travel Kessler now.  Have you huffed your slider around via plane? They do have modular designs but they look flimsy to handle my Second Shooter.  Interested in your opinion.

Nope haven't traveled with it, I think I'd need a crew to do that.  If you were going to rent a car then I guess it would be doable though, there are hard cases for planes.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Mantis on January 26, 2018, 19:21
I use the Kessler [url]http://store.kesslercrane.com/time-lapse-system-tls-starter-bundle.html[/url] ([url]http://store.kesslercrane.com/time-lapse-system-tls-starter-bundle.html[/url])  nice price now too.


I have the 60 inch Kessler Cineslider. it's heavy and too big and heavy to travel with.  I love it for easy local work out of my car, but I am looking for a travel Kessler now.  Have you huffed your slider around via plane? They do have modular designs but they look flimsy to handle my Second Shooter.  Interested in your opinion.

Nope haven't traveled with it, I think I'd need a crew to do that.  If you were going to rent a car then I guess it would be doable though, there are hard cases for planes.

I do have the hard case but I am looking to hike into more remote areas with a lightweight system, probably modular.  The modulars I have seen other use, though, don't do well in the breeze....they are too flimsy.  Thanks for posting.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: christiano on February 01, 2018, 11:11
Hey guys, someone used a Revolve slider? I found something that looks good, a bundle kit with @ 380 $ USD (including the slider, motor, and the pan/tilt)... it's like around 500 $ CAD for me, plus shipping and customs ...

Let me know if you've heard of it, it would be appreciated! thanks

RAM Motorized Slider Bundle (http://https://www.revolvecamera.com/collections/all/products/ram-motorized-slider-bundle) + pan/tilt https://www.revolvecamera.com/collections/all/products/ram-motorized-pan-tilt-head (https://www.revolvecamera.com/collections/all/products/ram-motorized-pan-tilt-head)

Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: christiano on February 09, 2018, 09:35
Hi guys, Hi guys, after a few hours of research to find me the best motorized slider for my budget, a pan / tilt head and an addition to connect my camera to the motor for times lapses (go, stop, shoot, repeat), I I opted for the brand Revolve (revolvecamera) I read only good reviews and they answered all my questions ... So I decided to spend more money for this equipment ;-) after performing a inconclusive test with a pan / tilt head and a manual slider bought on amazon.

If people are interested, here is a link for a 10% discount on everything. http://revolvecamera.refr.cc/ouelletc (http://revolvecamera.refr.cc/ouelletc)
 
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Sean Locke Photography on September 08, 2019, 09:46
Has anyone used one of these: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1484253-REG/gvm_gt_80wd_gvm_1_5d_motorized_video_slider.html (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1484253-REG/gvm_gt_80wd_gvm_1_5d_motorized_video_slider.html) ?

I just got the Rhino Pro Traveler because I wanted to do some simple slider videos with props, but with my 5d on it, when it hits the end of the run, even at the longest ramp down, the momentum hitting the end causes it to jiggle a little.  No nice slow and stop.  And there's no way to not have it go end to end.  The controls are ridiculously simple.  I'm going to try a lighter lens to see if that helps, but I was just curious about the GVM.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: steheap on September 08, 2019, 10:28
Hi Sean

I've played around a lot with ways to add movement to my video clips and I ended up with the Edelkrone Dolly One. It isn't the same as a slider at all, but on a flat piece of wood it would do the same thing as the slider - ie move slowly and smoothly forward along the wood holding the camera steady. You can set start and stop points and it can smoothly build up speed and then it slows down at the end of the travel to come to a smooth stop. I've written about my experiences with it, but it has definitely earned its (substantial) price with sales of video clips for me.

Here is one of my articles about it:  https://www.backyardsilver.com/2018/12/another-interesting-sale-edelkrone/ (https://www.backyardsilver.com/2018/12/another-interesting-sale-edelkrone/)

Now I haven't tried this on location anywhere for time lapses - I would have to find a way to fasten my board to a tripod (or pair of tripods). However, I think a nice long piece of plywood with some raised edge to make sure it never ran off the edge would make an interesting test case! However, for studio work, it is great.

Steve

Steve
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Sean Locke Photography on September 08, 2019, 13:05
Thanks!  I had seen that "slider", but it seemed that it's use scenario was really limited, as you said.  I was hoping for something a little more flexible as far as inclines or outdoors went.  Does it have to use a pretty lightweight camera?
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: steheap on September 08, 2019, 19:31
No, it is very solidly built and I put my Sony A7R3 plus 90mm macro lens on it without any issues. As a outdoors slider it may have issues, but it is certainly very flexible for rotating around a point on your subject. I do that to add some movement around macro shots of coins or similar small objects.

Steve
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: georgep7 on September 09, 2019, 04:36
just a side note if searching for similars.
the last one is called dolly cart, not slider

yup, i must be fun at parties :P
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Sean Locke Photography on September 10, 2019, 16:36
Just a note for others, the Rhino ROV Pro Traveler doesn't seem to do what I need.  With my 5d4 and 100mm macro, the included plastic ball head, and the way the carriage works with the app, I get an unusable shimmy/wiggle when the carriage hits the end of the run.  No matter what the ramp down speed.  The app doesn't let you stop anywhere you like, so it runs, slows down and then ka-thunks into the end of the run.  If you could stop the carriage an inch away, it would probably be solved.

I'm sure it's great with wider lenses where something like that wouldn't be apparent, or when you aren't concerned with the end and just need the middle of the run.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: DavidK on September 10, 2019, 17:47
Just a note for others, the Rhino ROV Pro Traveler doesn't seem to do what I need.  With my 5d4 and 100mm macro, the included plastic ball head, and the way the carriage works with the app, I get an unusable shimmy/wiggle when the carriage hits the end of the run.  No matter what the ramp down speed.  The app doesn't let you stop anywhere you like, so it runs, slows down and then ka-thunks into the end of the run.  If you could stop the carriage an inch away, it would probably be solved.

I'm sure it's great with wider lenses where something like that wouldn't be apparent, or when you aren't concerned with the end and just need the middle of the run.

Sean are you saying that the carriage actually makes physical contact with the end of the slider or is it something else?

Could it be backlash or stiction from a stepper motor combined with carriage design? The reason I ask is because I have had my share of headaches with motion control over the years and have yet to find a reasonably priced system which works well for video in the macro and telephoto range without a lot of stabilization in post. Ramps are where problems are usually the most visible, especially slow ramp downs where the stepper motor "settling" combined with friction loss from the carriage and belt can be very pronounced. I don't know what system the Rhyno uses but a popular and inexpensive motor with many manufacturers is the Nema 17. Stay away from it for video IMO.

Just something to be wary of no matter what system you decide on and good luck.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Sean Locke Photography on September 11, 2019, 10:26
Yes, there's an audible ... "clunk"... when it gets to the end.  The ramping up and down is pretty ok, but there's just no way to stop it from going all the way to end.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: georgep7 on September 12, 2019, 13:40
@Sean, it is difficult to write this in English, not a native speaker.
I have worked with both older friction and newer bearing versions.
Whatever the employers or my poket provided the given time.
The trick with heavier gear is your hands to hug the head/ballhead
and the same time hands to be attached on the slider bar.
So you actually slide your hands that guide the carrier on the bar.
Good simple option for steady sliding and tracking real time shots.
Tracking with either ballhead or video head that works better.
As a side note, havn't found a portable lightweight model that works "great".
Kind of heavier options, are bulkier but producing rewlly great linear footage.
All those sliders fitting in a backpack, i have this feeling that are designed for phones...

Hope this helps :)
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Sean Locke Photography on September 12, 2019, 14:17
I ordered the Edelkrome SliderOne V2 with the flex head.  I'll let you know if that works better for my specific situation.  I just wish the slide was longer.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Sean Locke Photography on September 16, 2019, 14:40
Ok, I tried out the Edelkrone today, and it is fantastic.  Makes the Rhino seem like a toy.  This thing is a tank, very heavy and heavy duty.  The Flex mount is great too.  Rock solid.  The starts and stops are smooooth, and the app is much better than the Rhino app with the way it allows you to set start and stop points.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: DavidK on September 16, 2019, 17:00
I was hoping you would get back to let us know how you made out. Thank you for sharing this.

Sounds encouraging so far. Have you tested it in the macro/telephoto range yet? 75 percent of what I do calls for close up and extreme close up so if it really turns out to be stable and smooth enough for that then I would pick one up tomorrow.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Sean Locke Photography on September 17, 2019, 06:18
Not macro, but here's some quickly accepted video: https://stock.adobe.com/video/video-slide-across-autumn-fall-pumpkins-on-wood/290155189
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: DavidK on September 17, 2019, 06:25
Nice video Sean. Am I wrong though or is there some noticeable judder? Could be just the playback on my end.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: DavidK on September 17, 2019, 06:43
Nice video Sean. Am I wrong though or is there some noticeable judder? Could be just the playback on my end.

Never mind...just downloaded the HD preview. That looks fantastic! Off to Amazon I go.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: steheap on September 17, 2019, 08:22
Being a bit cheeky, I worked for some time to be able to set up an affiliate account for Edelkrone and I've written quite a bit about their DollyOne product. If you are happy to do so, please use my affiliate link...

https://www.backyardsilver.com/2019/04/featured-videomakers-on-edelkrone-blog/ (https://www.backyardsilver.com/2019/04/featured-videomakers-on-edelkrone-blog/)

Steve
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: Sean Locke Photography on September 17, 2019, 09:20
Nice video Sean. Am I wrong though or is there some noticeable judder? Could be just the playback on my end.

I sometimes get that feeling, but I don't know whether it's my mind playing tricks, my computer lagging, or something else or nothing at all.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: DavidK on September 17, 2019, 10:02
Nice video Sean. Am I wrong though or is there some noticeable judder? Could be just the playback on my end.

I sometimes get that feeling, but I don't know whether it's my mind playing tricks, my computer lagging, or something else or nothing at all.

I noticed your uploaded frame rate was 24 fps. If it is still nagging you maybe to eliminate one of the possibilities do a test at 30 fps and see if you can see a difference.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: DavidK on September 17, 2019, 10:05
Being a bit cheeky, I worked for some time to be able to set up an affiliate account for Edelkrone and I've written quite a bit about their DollyOne product. If you are happy to do so, please use my affiliate link...

https://www.backyardsilver.com/2019/04/featured-videomakers-on-edelkrone-blog/ (https://www.backyardsilver.com/2019/04/featured-videomakers-on-edelkrone-blog/)

Steve

Happy to. Going to hold off for just a bit though to see if Sean comes back with any more info. Will the affiliate link switch to Amazon.ca?
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: steheap on September 17, 2019, 11:13
Hi David

Do Edelkrone sell their stuff on Amazon? I've always bought directly from the company. They have a scheme where your purchases are counted against a future discount if you buy something else from them in the future and their shipping has been fast and professional.

Steve
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: DavidK on September 17, 2019, 11:33
Hi David

Do Edelkrone sell their stuff on Amazon? I've always bought directly from the company. They have a scheme where your purchases are counted against a future discount if you buy something else from them in the future and their shipping has been fast and professional.

Steve

Good to know. I'll have a look at their site now and see what their shipping policy is like. A quick search shows that some Edelkrone components are definitely available on the Canadian Amazon site but I do not see the SliderOne, so who knows.
Title: Re: Camera slider to shoot footage, time lapse...
Post by: steheap on September 17, 2019, 11:39
I looked on the US site and there are some used Edelkrone products plus some from resellers. Nothing from Amazon themselves with Prime shipping (which is what I normally use.

Steve