Camera Geeks Favorite ! World's Smallest Electronic Camera Slider. Time-Lapse & Motion Videos do not Require Complex Gear Worth USD1000's. Our Affordable System is Simple, Fun & fits in Your Daypack.
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- MADE BY HOLLYWOOD VETERANS: Is this the gear for video creators or a pocket sized professional motion control kit used by National Geographic and other movie cameraman? We have created it for both.
- 3 IN 1: The worlds smallest camera motion control kit with a motor thats interchangeable and coverts from micro dolly to camera slider and panoramic mount all in 1 kit
- MOTION MAGIC FOR YOUR VIDEO: Make magical movements in your time-lapse videography with super slow speeds
- MADE TO LAST: We have made our directors set from the good stuff, Made with reinforced plastic covering tensile alloy weight bearing joins. Includes 2,5 hours rechargeable battery - Operates vertically or even upside down
- COMPATIBLE WITH ALL SMALL CAMS: Can be used with Android & Apple , Sony , Canon, Lumix , Insta360 , GoPro Mirrorless, Smartphones & Action Cameras. Has multiple 1/4 " threads for connecting to suction cups or tripods.
Color: Blue & Grey
Brand: GripGear
Compatible Devices: iPhone, GoPro, Camcorder, Camera, mirrorless
Product Dimensions: 2"D x 20"W x 3"H
Item Weight: 0.91 Kilograms
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 900 Grams
Folded Size: 32
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Product Dimensions: 2.36 x 3.54 x 2.76 inches
Item Weight: 2 pounds
Item model number: 76215
Batteries: 1 CR2032 batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: August 24, 2018
Manufacturer: GripGear Ltd
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The media could not be loaded. I bought this set primarily for the slider rail, to experiment with adding some motion to my timelapses. I've attached a video with three example clips. I'm still learning so I claim no real artistic merit to any of them, but they at least give an idea of how it looks in practice. I'm looking forward to using it more in the future,along with the panorama and dolly modes which I haven't tried yet. Overall, I found the construction of decently high quality. Each piece is quite light, and I'd have no problem bringing the entire set along in a backpack or similar if needed. There's a lot of plastic, which feels a bit cheap, but it's generally sturdy and looks like it could take some knocks. (One notable exception is the tabs holding the two different panorama gear assemblies to the motor unit; I'm worried that I'm going to break one putting them on or taking them off since it's a pretty tight fit.) I know a lot of other reviews mention issues with missing teeth for the rails. I can't speak as to how often it happens, but mine arrived fine, with no missing teeth. (The teeth are plastic while the rest of the rail is aluminum, so I can potentially see how some might get chipped off.) When the two rails are connected to make a longer rail there's a little more friction noticeable when sliding the motor unit manually across the join, but I couldn't really see evidence of it changing the speed at which the unit moves across the join when self-propelled. (I suspect that the speeds are generally slow enough and the motor has enough torque to adjust to any minor changes in friction.) I appreciate that there's a chart printed on the piece which connects two rails listing how long the motor takes to traverse two of them at each given speed; that's been quite helpful for planning around the expected length of a timelapse. Ultimately, if you're a novice video maker looking to add a bit more pop to your timelapses (or regular videos!), this is probably about the cheapest kit you can find with its included options, while still offering quality that feels above its price point. (And on a subjective level, I quite enjoy how various parts snap on and pop off and fold out to set up the motor unit for the various modes. Very satisfying for my inner kid.)
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2022 by Daniel Berke
I usually do not write reviews. But I want to give my opinion about this product. I am a professional filmmaker and have to say it works the way as I expected. As a professional I know the limits of this product and for sure do not want to stretch them. It would be foolish to attach a heavy camera to it, because it will not work. The weight limits are clearly written. If people complain it is made of cheap plastic, then they should look first at the price they pay. I am happy what it can do, it is very lightweight and easy to carry around. The rails are made well, and can be extended far more than professional rigs. The only wish I would have is that the motor would have a faster mode. Otherwise Dolly and slider work well with a light weight camera. I have to admit, the Panoramic Head I have to tried yet, but I could imagine it will also work the same way as the slider and the Micro dolly. I think, it is a good value for its price. The Battery lasts long enough for my needs, but I always bring a powerbank with me, which I can attach on the side of the motor very easy. Before I ordered the product, I watched a lot of videos on it ad it seems to me, the maker of Gripgear watched them too and made all the improvements people complained about. The Ballhead is a little weak, but again it is made for light weigh cameras. One thing I also have to mention, they have an excellent service and responded right away, and exchanged a part which must have slipped through their quality control (1 rail) . I give a 5 star for the value and Stabilization, because I have not noticed any flaw.... The Material quality I would give a 5 for the rails but just a 4 for the rest, because after all, they are made of plastic and my guess is, the can break, if you don't take much care of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2019 by Dorian Weber Dorian Weber
Small and easy to use
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Overall a cool product. A lower-budget rail system with a couple of design flaws that drive me crazy. Had to order a replacement because there is a small plunger switch that is very important to the overall operation of it that tells the motor in the mechanism to change direction. This is made of plastic and could easily be substituted for a metal plunger to avoid this issue of it breaking. Additionally, the battery in mine at least has a small draw somewhere in it that depletes the battery every time you try to use it. Tried using it all of once charged out of the box and was immediately dead the next day with no run time. The rail system it comes with is well built on mine no missing teeth or gaps. Additionally bought a couple of extra tracks to make it a bit longer. My last gripe is the track stops. The one's I got had to be pressed back together because of how loose they are causing stress on the sides it is better to use a lock that slides on instead of clips because of this issue. Also, the strike plate for the plunger needs to be increased in size for better surface contact as they have the room to do this but used a teared system. There is about a one mm of play on the horizontal axis of the track
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2023 by Alexandra Schweigert Alexandra Schweigert