GVM Motorized Camera Slider, 47" Carbon Fiber Dolly Rail Camera Slider with Remote Controller, Time Lapse Photography, Horizontal, Tracking and 120 Panoramic Shooting

GVM Motorized Camera Slider, 47" Carbon Fiber Dolly Rail Camera Slider with Remote Controller, Time Lapse Photography, Horizontal, Tracking and 120 Panoramic Shooting

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The lightweight, motorized carbon fiber slider features parallax tracking, panorama, time-lapse, remote control, and automatic start/end point options, allowing you to perform a variety of high-value motion shots. The slider measures a total of 47" in length and the tracks are made from lightweight carbon fiber and the carriage and legs are made from durable aluminum.,camera slider features a 32" sliding distance and supports horizontal camera loads up to 11 lb and up to 5.5 lb at up to a 90 angle. There is also a center track that allows the carriage to perform angled slides, 120 panorama shots, and parallax tracking shots. A battery-powered Bluetooth wireless remote controller is included and provides configuration for the adjustable carriage motor. You can set slider speed, automated interval presets, time-lapse functions, and more. You can also control the camera shutter to match the moves of the slider with the included shutter cable set.,Camera sliders are equipped with multiple 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 tripod threads to mount the slider on the center, or you can set it on a surface with the end feet. A ball head allows you to mount your camera on top of the carriage. Also included with the slider are two batteries, a battery charger, a shutter extension cable, and a carry bag.,Support Multiple Shooting Modes and Tracking Shots, The slider supports a time-lapse, panorama, parallax, or standard video siding shot. Customizable Settings On the Bluetooth remote, you can set shooting mode, start/end points, speed, keyframes, delay time, stop time, photo number, and more.120 Panorama The slider features a 120 panorama mode, which can be achieved by adjusting the red knob on both sides of the camera.