Add smooth and subtle movement to your production footage with the manual SliderONE v1 from edelkrone. This very compact and portable slider offers 6" of mechanical camera motion, providing ultra-silky and nuanced image acquisition aided by its movement-dampening SteadyMOVE technology. Constructed from durable CNC aluminum and stainless steel, the SliderONE supports payloads up to 19.8 lb and can easily be left mounted on a tripod since it takes up such little space. It can also be quickly stowed in any backpack for storage and transport.

Compact & Portable Professional Slider    SteadyMOVE Technology Dampens Movement    6" of Smooth Mechanical Camera Motion    19.8 lb Weight Capacity    CNC Aluminum & Steel Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. No battery?? For more than $600 they could've included a battery. Am I missing something?

A: no those this item does not come with a battery

Q: 2. mounts onto a tripod with 3/8"-16 thread is it included ? also is the max load is mounts onto a tripod with 3/8"-16 thread is it included ?

A: This product has a 3/8"-16 thread, the tripod you use with it will supply the 3/8"-16 screw. This system has an 11 pound load capacity.

Q: 3. Just to clarify, for the vertical jib motion, 140 Seconds is the longest it can take? Not long enough for most timelapse applications.

A: That spec only applies to continuous movement. Time-lapses are not performed in a continuous move instead the jib will only move in between shots. Therefore when set up for time-lapses you can take virtually as long as you want to travel vertically or horizontally as long as the Jib-One has power.

Q: 4. How is this different from the Surface One?

A: The DollyONE is smaller and does not feature the Laser Pointer used for positioning.

Q: 5. does this work with head plus pro? or is it just for head one? Also, whats the camera load capacity when I use those heads?

A: This is compatible with both the HeadPLUS and HeadONE units. This has an 11 pound payload capacity. How much of a camera you can put on it will depend on the weight of the Head unit you use.

Q: 6. Will the Wing 7 work on a Davis & Sanford, FM18 Fluid Head, Provista 7518B tripod?

A: Hi there!!It should probably work, but be careful, depending on what camera you are using, it's weight can make the wing 7 slider jump when moving back from one side to the other. I bought one, and had to return it, exchanged it for another one, and the same issue persists. Good luck

Q: 7. Can this backpack be used as a carry-on for domestic and international flights?

A: This has exterior dimensions of 27.55" x 14.56" x 7.87". Carry-on is normally 22 x 14 x 9, meaning this bag may be a bit too large.

Q: 8. All these prosumer stabilizers/sliders/cranes/heads are using an app these days for remote control. Do they know it's possible to have more than one camera or combine different pieces of equipment? Why is it not MIDI or something more standard? What do you do when you have multiple pieces of equipment and want to pre-program a coordinated motion control?

A: This is the situation at this time. In time it may change.

Q: 9. How loud is the DollyOne? Usable for interviews?

A: the DollyOne's motor is extremely quiet and I would absolutely recommend it for interviews, as I doubt the sound would get picked up by the mic, especially when used at relatively low speeds. Please note that the operation sound of the DollyOne may be high while using it at higher speeds than 30%, and this sound may be audible in an acoustically treated environment.

Q: 10. Hello! I want to buy Edelkrone Wing 15 for my Canon c300mark 2. Can I use it with my camera with Canon 16-35 or 18-80 Telezoom lenses ? It will be good? And how can I pair wing 15 with my Sachtler fsb 6 tripod (where I can stand Wing 15 on this tripod)? Thank you !

A: The Edelkrone Wing 15 is designed to work with Cinema Camera, it has a load capacity up to 15 pounds. It will be able to handle a C300 Mark II with either of the lenses. It also has standard tripod threadings on the bottom of it, so you can attach it to a tripod.