Best Motion Control Sliders for Timelapse with Canon 5D Mark IV?

[Budgieboots]

Hello!

I am in the market for a motion control slider to use with DSLR cameras (in my case, Canon 5D Mark IV).

Something to make really spectacular landscape timelapse videos in urban environments, and have pan/tilt with it, so I can transition between objects of interest (different skyscrapers at various heights).

I see ads all the time for Edelkrone's products, but are they the only game in town? Their ads are pretty slick.

For many years, I've used a vanilla Cinevate Atlas 10, 35 inch, circa 2011 -- and felt it was time to upgrade.

Any recommendations would be welcome.

Thank you.

[thekreative]

Id look at Dynamic Perception Stage One: https://www.dynamicperception.com

[Bruce Watson]

Id look at Dynamic Perception Stage One: https://www.dynamicperception.com

Yup, Dynamic Perception has what you need. Call them, tell them what you want to do, see what they suggest.

[cpreston]

There is always the Kessler Second Shooter and slider combo.

[morgan_moore]

Surely the first question is why you want to "upgrade"

Too short? Too bendy? No motion control?

And can cinevate not offer an upgrade?

[Budgieboots]

Thanks for the tips everyone.

After conducting more research on the options, seems like the the new Syrp Genie II is pretty good.
I didn't realize it, but they say you can adapt it to existing sliders you can already own, which means I can use it with my older Cinevate Atlas 10.

Cinevate did have a motion control upgrade for the Atlas 10, but from what I could tell, "Moco" is only 1 axis -- whereas these other brands were offering versatile and portable 3 axis solutions.