The Gepe Slider Dolly for Smooth Camera Movementsis designed to attach to Gepe's 40" Heavy Duty Camera Slider and perform upright or upside-down dolly shots. The slider is sold separately.

Two ball-bearing wheels tuck underneath the slider, and four main wheels rest on top. Orange levers securely tighten this setup to the rail, and you can then freely roll the dolly on the slider. You can also flip the slider rail over and roll the dolly in its inverted position.

The camera mounting plate is round and features a 1/4" mounting screw. The maximum load capacity in the upright position is 11 lb. No specific figure is available for the capacity in upside-down position.

Designed for Use with Gepe's 40" Slider    Performs Upright & Inverted Dolly Shots    11 lb Payload in Upright Position    1/4" Camera Mounting Screw

• Attaches to Gepe's 40" Slider and performs upright or inverted dolly shots
• 1/4" camera mounting screw
• 11 lb load capacity in upright position

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use a Sachtler Flowtech 75 on this dolly?

A: Yes, you can use the Sachtler Flowtech 75 with the E-Image Portable Camera Dolly with Tracks.

Q: 2. How do you clean sand from this, and make it smoother to run?

A: To remove sand, I would use a mild house-hold cleaner with paper towels and cotton swabs. Apply the cleaner to the towels and swabs first then clean away gently. If that does not get all the sand, then see if you can disassemble it to get out the rest. If this is to no avail, then I would contact the seller, Gradus Group, for servicing. a href= http://www.gradusgroup.com/support target= _blank http://www.gradusgroup.com/support/a

Q: 3. Is this device compatible with Galaxy Note 9?

A: The Zhiyun Smooth-5 Smartphone Gimbal Combo Kit is compatible with the Galaxy Note 9.

Q: 4. Is it possible to purchase more tracks to add on to this kit?

A: no unfortunately E*image doe not sell additional track for this system

Q: 5. Tilt axis motor has a USB port labeled in manual as "Mobile Phone Charging Port". Manual does not describe how to use it or how it works. Is it supposed to be inductive charging through the phone clamp?

A: The Zhiyun-Tech Smooth-5 Smartphone Gimbal (B&H# ZHSMOOTH5) features a USB Type-C port on the tilt axis motor that can be used to charge your phone. Just add a USB cable and connect it to your phone.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with Pixel 7 pro?

A: The Zhiyun Smooth-5 Smartphone Gimbal Combo Kit, will hold smartphones that are up to 300g in weight. The Google Pixel 7 Pro weights 212g and would be within the weight support for the gimbal.

Q: 7. Can you buy extra tracks for this dolly?

A: At this time, the tracks are only sold with the dolly in the kit as per the manufacturer. http://www.eimagevideo.com/En/pro_detail/tid/10/id/85

Q: 8. I understand they recommend mounting using the base plate in the centre, but are there mounting screws on either end of the slider?

A: Yes there are. This slider has 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads at both ends, along with threads in the middle.

Q: 9. Will it hold a big telephoto lens ? One of the photos seem to show a user with a Nikon 200-400mm. I want to use it with a Nikon 300mm f/2.8 If it's not sturdy enough, any other suggestions ? This will not be for video.

A: It is a tool and it's success depends on how you use it. If you do not wish to use tripods or monopods, then try and see if it works for you. The main technique you would have to master is taking in a deep breath, letting out half of it, and then holding still while you shoot. Otherwise, your breathing will be an issue with such a lens. Other techniques is keep your shutter above 300th of a second and use higher ISO for hand-holding your camera.

Q: 10. Will this work with. Tamron 150-600mm mounted on a Nikon D7200? I shoot BIF and wildlife.

A: The usefulness of this device comes down to personal preference. In the movie business we called it doing whatever it takes to get the shot! From what I see of birders and my own shooting of wildlife, I would recommend you first try using the Tamron lens hand-held, particularly for BIF. If you find yourself tiring or you need to keep the lens to your eye for long periods (on a nest for example) then give this a try and it may be the answer for you.