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GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider (48")

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GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider (48")
Key Features
  • 46" Quiet Motorized Sliding Range
  • Supports Cameras up to 11 Pounds
  • Programmable Shooting Modes
  • Straight, Parallax, or 120° Panning
The 48" GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider features an 11-pound horizontal load capacity as well as a 46" slider range, but that is just the tip of its capabilities. It has an attached controller that enables you to select and control the start/stop positions of the slider along the track, as well as selecting between video and still photo mode. The aluminum rail bed features an adjustable channel that allows you to shoot straight (perpendicular to the track rails) in a parabola to keep a subject centered as the camera tracks from side to side, or it can create a 120° panoramic camera move.
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Can this slider just be used manually if you ...

Can this slider just be used manually if you wish? That is, no motor powering it and you can slide and vary speed manually if you wish? I assume so, but just to confirm. Along that line, can you "manually" use the remote to slow and speed during a pan?
Asked by: Grant
If you don't turn on the remote the slider behaves as a manual one, though with some resistance of the motor/belt. You can leave the motor unplugged from the remote. The "powered manual" way is to do constant speed (programmable) travel from A to B points (programmable). There is no way to add points or modify duration of the ramps (ease in/out).
Answered by: Irina
Date published: 2020-12-30

Does it make noise while in use?

Does it make noise while in use?
Asked by: Halima
In most instances, the noise level will be negligible. The only concern may arise when using the slider at full motor capacity and shooting a quiet dialogue scene, in which case, the level of noise from the motor may result in an undesirable soft buzz.
Answered by: Bruno
Date published: 2021-12-21

Will this slider work for black magic 6k and ...

Will this slider work for black magic 6k and Nikon d850?
Asked by: Josh
Yes, both cameras will work with the slider. The slider even includes camera control cables, one of them being directly compatible with Nikon's cameras.
Answered by: Raymond B
Date published: 2020-12-11

Has anyone used this slider with a RED? The specs ...

Has anyone used this slider with a RED? The specs say it has a 30lb. capacity. Really? Can the motor handle that much weight or is that slider's bending point?
Asked by: Frank
This slider does have a 30 pound load capacity. If you are not using it on the ground you will want to have at least 2, if not 3, pieces of support under it though.
Answered by: Joe P
Date published: 2021-01-12

Does this slider able to pull 23 pound when it ...

Does this slider able to pull 23 pound when it set to vertical bottom to top?
Asked by: puran
no this motorized slider will not pull 23 pounds when oriented vertically
Answered by: Sean
Date published: 2020-06-30

Can I control the slider through bluetooth and an ...

Can I control the slider through bluetooth and an app?
Asked by: David
No, the GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider (48") is only controllable using the included wired controller.
Answered by: Chris H
Date published: 2023-11-08

Can you adjust how much it pans one way or the ...

Can you adjust how much it pans one way or the other? And does the panning work with a wheel that runs along that center track? I love that it's mechanical, but would like to know if the amount of pan is adjustable. thanks!!
Asked by: Augusto F.
Yes, you can adjust how much it can pan one way. You can adjust the speed of the panning. Yes, the panning will work with the wheel that runs along the track.
Answered by: gracem
Date published: 2022-03-14

What is the max amount of time you can set for ...

What is the max amount of time you can set for the motor to move from one side to the other on a timelapse?
Asked by: Kyle
there is no time limit on the motors specified by the manufacturer
Answered by: Sean
Date published: 2020-06-23
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