Perform smooth, gliding motions with your camera rig using the Proaim Aluminum Camera Line Slider 4ft SEO Titlefrom Proaim. The slider features a 44.1 lb load capacity and a total length of 4' to suit virtually any camera configuration. Mount any camera of your choice on the carriage using its quick release design and 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 screws. Four ball bearings ensure smooth and quiet movements.

Three rotatable feet can be adjusted to achieve ground-level shots with ease. You can even attach the slider to a tripod using the 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 mounting threads for higher vantage points. Use the four bubble levels to ensure your horizon is level. Place the entire system into the included carrying bag for easy transport.

Aluminum Slider with Rotatable Feet    44.1 lb Load Capacity    Ball Bearing Quick Release Carriage    1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 Camera Screws    1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 Tripod Threads    Bubble Levels, Includes Carrying Case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What provides the drive to move the camera?

A: The Proaim Widebase Autopan 2-Axis Slider motion is non-motorized. It uses gears to provide motion as you manually slide the platform. To get the required parallax or panoramic shots, the position is adjusted by guide bar which is connected with fine tuning knobs on each end with scale markings to adjust the position precisely.

Q: 2. Does this come with a remote shutter cable for canon?

A: It does not.

Q: 3. Deos this work with the Nikon d610 + 35mm? Thanks!

A: Yes, the Nikon D610 and 35mm lens as a combination should work without issue with the GVM Professional Video aluminum motorized camera slider (23").

Q: 4. Can you connect two curved sliders, to make a 360 degree slide ?

A: No, the Proaim Curve-180 Curved Circular Camera Slider (55.5") will not connect together to create a 360 loop. slider.

Q: 5. Says here that this slider holds up,to,30lbs. Is that correct?

A: yes according to the manufacturer the maximum payload on this device is 30Lbs

Q: 6. 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!!

A: 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.

Q: 7. The motor refuses to move in the middle of the rails, but only when its outside in the cold. When I come back inside to let it warm up to room temperature, its fine. Why does this happen/a fix?

A: Depending on how cold it is, it can possibly affect how the motor travels across the slider. For further information, I would consider emailing GVM to inquire on tips or possible solutions on how to combat this.

Q: 8. 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?

A: 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.

Q: 9. Does this comes with a power adapter? If not, what is the power adapter model for this? Is it available here too? Thanks

A: An AC Power Supply is not included. Since it uses Sony L style batteries you could consider using the IndiPRO Tools AC Power Supply with L-Series Dummy Battery (8 ft), BH #INPSY62 https://bhpho.to/2GZa0p4

Q: 10. Can you adjust the speed while it's moving to speed it up or slow it down?

A: The GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider (23") speed setting has one setting that can be adjusted for the length of the slide. It will not offer variable speed adjustment as the slide is occurring.