GVM Great Video Maker Camera Motorized Slider,48"/120CM,Automatic Round Trip,Time Lapse,Panoramic Shooting,Video Capture,Slider Smooth and Stable,with Battery
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Size: 48"Carbon fiber Motorized slider
Features
- Motorized slider features - set the start and end points at will. Set the motor torque at will. Slip speed (1% -100%) Slip Interval (0. 1-999. 9) stop time (0. 1-999. 9) Photo number (1- 1000) Auto loop.
- High quality camera slider- The 48, 120cm motorized camera slider is made of carbon fiber with a stable carriage assembly ,slide rails are equipped with multiple 1/4 "and 3/8" Screw ports on both sides and in the middle, compatible with a variety of tripods.
- Tracking shooting - adjust the red knobs on both sides of the camera slider to the upper left and lower right (120 degrees Panorama support time lapse or video shot)-support manual electric two modes. Adjustable foot design to ensure the dolly track could be work on the horizontality.
- Smooth mute - The new motor and light carbon fiber Perfect combination, to create smooth mute sliding trip, is the most intimate motorized camera slider, dolly track, video stabilizer. Out of the box, save time.
- [List and 100% Guarantee]1Motorized Slider+6 shutter release Cable + 1 extension cable+1remote*remote line+1*battery+1protable bag,If you are not satisfied with our products, please feel free to contact our customer service. We will provide the best solution within 24 hours.
Description
GVM motorized slider
Color: Black
Brand: GVM Great Video Maker
Compatible Devices: Camera
Product Dimensions: 5"D x 48"W x 4"H
Item Weight: 11.8 Pounds
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 5 Kilograms
Folded Size: 48x5x4 inches
UPC:
Product Dimensions: 48 x 5 x 4 inches
Item Weight: 11.75 pounds
Item model number: GVM1
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 2, 2018
Manufacturer: GVM
Country of Origin: China
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Size: 48"Carbon fiber Motorized slider
SIMPLY OUTSTANDING RESULTS....!! Near SILENT motor, goes from ZERO speed to 60 m.p.h so perfect for ANY stylish movement shots. NOTHING gets in the way of the most outstanding quality tracking, dolly and/or JIB shots. Mount it horizontally on a tripod, adjust the 'center' rail (provides the perfect 'tracking target' lock) at both ends, mount your camera, adjust your wired-remote (provided) for the start and end points, hit 'record' and film your subject. You'll be AMAZED at how good and professional and advanced your results look. Add immeasurably MORE to your video work by producing more dynamic, more interesting and visually stimulating material. THREE motion settings (use the center rail and STUDY THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING); 1. SIDE TO SIDE (parallel) tracking gives you equal L-to-R-to-L (endless) dolly shots across the field of vision. 2. PANORAMIC; set the camera head/ball-joint correctly (and set the center rail) and you'll get the 'tennis court' effect... a WIDE left-to-right Panorama - think, tennis court watching both players at both ends AND the spectators across the whole stadium 3. CENTER FOCUS (and here's the slider's REAL MAGIC).... center your subject (think talkin-head interviewee, or classical guitarist seated still on a chair) .... set the center rail extreme opposites at both ends; set the camera correctly; frame your shot; set the slider's travel distance (and speed); press 'record' and watch the resultant footage LEAP to life as the background subtly 'travels' around your subject as the camera travels 'around' the face, guitar, flower vase, whatever.... throw the lens into the right depth of field and push the background out of focus.... SPEILBERG....!! Do any/all of these AND have the slider run back and forward, side to side (or up and down for AMAZING JIB SHOTS) for AS LONG AS YOU WANT! Unit runs off included battery OR mains electricity (via included DC converter).. This thing does it ALL, and brilliantly. I have 4 of these now. JIB SHOTS...?? YES, as good as it gets, this STILL isn't the best bit. Put your slider vertical (on a tripod, attached firmly against a wall) and mount your camera at 90-degrees and watch as the slider effortlessly propels your viewpoint UP and DOWN at whatEVER speed you need, capturing filmic JIB SHOTS just like the pros.. Further; if you don't want to 'zoom' in/out your shots (using the camera's wide-telephoto rocker switch, or in post-production (costing you pixelation!)), just set this beautiful machine at right-angles (90-degrees) to your subject, aim the camera straight at him/her/it, hit record and watch your footage slide effortlessly toward/away from you to your heart's content. Cannot recommend this highly enough. NOTE: READ THE INSTRUCTIONS as to how to program the motor's movement. There is a SPECIFIC order to do it. Loads of (some good, some terrible) videos on YouTube, but the INSTRUCTIONS are EXACT. For MOVEMENT shots (detailed above); Make SURE your camera is secured to the ball-head AND screwed tightly (with the RED thumbscrew on the camera platform) at ONE far end of the slider or the other... THEN switch the wired remote controller ON. Only THEN loosen the camera platform with the RED thumbscrew. Select SETTINGS. Select START POINT. press Left or Right arrow to begin the slider's movement AWAY from the closest 'end' (of the slider). If you want maximum travel (and who doesn't?!), press the STOP/center button almost immediately. Press the CENTER button for 1/2 second. You'll see the 'numeric code' harmonize (there's two of them). Press the CENTER button AGAIN for a few seconds until the screen returns to the main settings menu page. THEN, using the down arrow, select END POINT, press the direction arrow TOWARDS the far/other end of the slider and watch/wait as the slider travels to the furthest point. TIP: don't go ALL the way to the end, leave about 2" for the platform to slow/settle/stop. THEN, press the CENTER button; the numeric code will harmonize. Press the CENTER button again for a few seconds (to register the position). THEN, using the down arrow, select NO/Reset. This solidifies the two 'end' points (of the slider's travel). THEN, choose your speed (using the UP/DOWN arrow controls.) I have found somewhere between 50-75% is the most effective for filmic effect. Slower or faster may be dragging/distracting but YOU are the director, so go ahead until you find the best speed for the scene. When you're ready to film, press RECORD on your camera then 'launch' the slider into action using the correct directional ARROW button (depending on where your camera platform is situated along the slider's length/rails. NOTE: If you mess up your programming; HOLD your camera with one hand (or LOCK the platform with the RED thumbscrew), switch OFF the wired remote programmer, and START AGAIN. You'll get quicker with practice but DO NOT TRY TO RE-PROGRAM the remote. It remembers it's previous settings so you MUST SWITCH OFF, and ON again, for a fresh start.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024 by Jonny Boy
Size: 48"Carbon fiber Motorized slider
This is for the 48” carbon fiber slider. First, since zi had the question myself: Yes, a good flathead tripod can work alone, even on the 48” and even with relatively heavy gear (May need to sandbag the tripod). I wanted one that I’d have no fear holding $2,000+ worth of equipment, so maybe went overly sturdy - this isn’t for traveling - but if your main concern is a singke tripod, it’s doable. After that success I’m trying to hook it up at the ends with monopods anyway, but thats due to where I want it and limited space. I got this: https://www.amazon.com/Manfrotto-475B-Geared-Tripod-without/dp/B000BKE8TS/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&ref=yo_pop_d_pd_title Certainly can’t go wrong with it. As far as the slider, there’s tons of reviews, no need to add too much. I agree with anybody saying it’s high quality, it moves smoothly, adjustments are intuitive, etc., and things like the focus tracking make for very professional looking shots, whether you’re doing unboxing vids (or anything where you want to show off an item - It’s great to set a slow pan around something, or just to add something to a vlog. The panaroma mode is certainly useful for panoramic b-roll, but for those on a budget you can also basically simulate having more cams then you do. Have two subjects? If you’re switching to something full screen, you can move, preset to a spot to cover a different person when you switch back to the cam. Similarly, one subject can use it a lot like A,B,C cameras with the tracking, allowing that news-style cut where they look at different cameras for different angles. I’d also imagine if you sell stuff, this is a great tool for showoff. I’m running with a camcorder, but I’m sure you could use a DSLR and create one of those interactive images where you can “move” the cam. There’s really not much you couldn’t do if you try.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2018 by aberwah
Size: 48"Carbon fiber Motorized slider
This product delivers on what it's supposed to do, with a quiet enough motor! The remote control is fairly user friendly, with helpful instructions included. There are lots of cables included but no power adapter (although there is a DC power port on the remote control). When I reached out to customer service via email asking about what sort of power adapter to purchase I haven't gotten a response yet and it's been a week. Overall, great product, awful customer service.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2020 by Brody
Size: 48"Carbon fiber Motorized slider
For just $269, this thing has made a huge improvement to the production value of my projects and I thought they were pretty good before I bought.
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by Matt