Motorized Sliders

[NorBro]

I am having trouble finding professional motorized DSLR sliders...I find more DIY ones than ones from actual companies.

The only ones I know are from Kessler (their packages are a little confusing), PocketSlider (from Germany - a month wait) and Camtree Shop (guys from India - questionable motion..seems hesitant sometimes).

Anyone else out there?

Thank you.

 

[David W. Jones]

What's your budget? Do you need simple control, or programmable repeatable moves with ramping?

 

[NorBro]

Just simple automatic movement with a speed control..slow to fast..would be enough...

 

[thekreative]

Konova or what I'm buying Dynamic Perception stage One. seems cheap for what it is:

http://dynamicperception.com/products/stage-one-complete-motorized-slider-bundle

 

[ggrantly]

For the Kessler PD that is equipped with the crank and belt, you need 3 parts, a motor, a mount, and a controller. The motors come in different speeds in case you need something special. There are two controls available, but the basic will do fine for a slider, unless you need something special. If you way to futz around with do-it-yourself stuff, look to servocity. Also, see this thread:

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?285260-Slider-Motion-Quality

Grant

 

[Efexone]

Konova or what I'm buying Dynamic Perception stage One. seems cheap for what it is:

http://dynamicperception.com/products/stage-one-complete-motorized-slider-bundle

Looks pretty good - any examples of this in action?

 

[alfa]

Check the new jag35 slider, the "plus" version has a motor.
http://jag35.com/products/dslrproducts/slider.html