The 33" Revo Camera Track Slider V2 Adjustable Feet 33"is a sturdy, lightweight, and portable camera slider that lets you to capture smooth, short-run tracking- and dolly-type shots with loads weighing up to 15.4 lb. It features an aluminum construction, precision-engineered rails, and ball bearings that provide smooth and quiet travel across the entire length. The slider comes with a pair of removable legs for ground or tabletop mounting, with height-adjustable rubber feet. The legs attach via thumbscrews for tool-less assembly. Combined with an integrated bull's-eye bubble level, the slider is easy to level even on flat or slightly uneven surfaces.

The slider carriage features a 1/4"-20 screw for camera attachment, with an included 1/4"-20 to 3/8"-16 bushing useful for attaching a fluid head or larger camcorder. The carriage also has 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded holes on each corner so that, in addition to a camera, you can also mount articulating arms with lights and other accessories. A knob on the side of the carriage tightens to keep the carriage locked in place in-between shots. For mounting the slider on a tripod, there are 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded holes at the center of the track. Mounting threads are also provided at either end of the track, letting you support the slider using two tripods/stands for increased stability.

Roller Bearing Sliding System    15.4 lb Load Capacity    33" Total Track Length    Height-Adjustable Rubber Feet    1/4"-20 Camera Screw & 3/8"-16 Bushing    1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 Mounting Threads    Integrated Bubble Level    Carrying Bag

• 33" lightweight camera slider for smooth left, right, forward, backward, and slanted slides
• Supports rigs of up to 15.4 lb
• Ball bearings for smooth and quiet movement
• Three 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads along the bottom for tripod mounting
• Carriage has 1/4"-20 camera mounting screw (3/8"-16 bushing included)
• Four 1/4"-20 threads on the top of the sliding carriage for mounting articulating arms
• Removable legs with rubber feet
• Feet individually height-adjustable up to 1/2" for use on lightly uneven surfaces
• Integrated bull's-eye bubble level

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I mount this onto my Manfrotto MVH500A Tripod?

A: Yes you can. It has a 3/8 and 1/4 thread. So either will do it for you. I don't particularly have the MVH500, but I happen to know it'll fit based on the threads. I do suggest mounting it onto a tripod head and then mount another head on top of that.

Q: 2. Can I mount the 33 with just one tripod? I shoot with sony A7II, the heaviest lens goes on the camera would be the Sony 70-200 f4 FE lens.

A: You definitely should consider using two tripods for this.

Q: 3. Is this mountable to most tripods?

A: Yes, this slider will have 1/4 20 and 3/8 holes for mounting on a vast variety of tripods.

Q: 4. We lost the mounting hex screws for the feet. Can someone who owns this let me know the size of those screws? (Length and thread size)

A: I will try to determine that for you. Might take me a few days. That being said - Would be a lot easier for you to take the feet to Home depot and try to find a fit that way. Just go to the hardware aisle...

Q: 5. What is the maximum Weight it can support? I am using professional Panasonic.

A: This offers a 21 pound Load Capacity.

Q: 6. Can I mount it on a tripod?

A: Yes you can. This has 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threadings in the middle and on both ends of the slider.

Q: 7. Does it come with a case of any sort?

A: It doesn't. I'm using an old tripod case currently.

Q: 8. There seems to be spots on the slider where it becomes more difficult to move making a jumpy motions. Is there anyway to correct this?

A: If you don't have a defective slider, the one thing you can do is drag your fingers on the rail for resistance. I use a 5d without a tripod head. I attach it directly to the slider. I wish the lock would provide the resistance I would like, but it's not consistent. to smooth out the move, I drag my fingers on the rail behind the slider as I push it. the resistance helps with the move. the one thing I thought about, but haven't tried, is to use fishing line with a weight attached to the slider and hang over the end of the rail for resistance. as long as the weight doesn't swing back and fourth, and doesn't hit the ground, it should help, but like I said, I haven't tried it yet. hope this helps.

Q: 9. Can the feet be purchased separately? I already have the slider.

A: For additional feet, please contact the distributor directly. info@gradusgroup.com.

Q: 10. I want to mount to a wall, does the camera mount lock in different positions?

A: The 1/4"-20 screw for camera attachment is fixed.