[1.075 lb] The Pan PRO works great in combination with the JibOne and HeadPlus v2. It add a whole new dimension to the movement you can get with the JibOne or any slider. If you are considering the JibOne then consider the Pan PRO to give you all the movement you could want.

[1.075 lb] The Pan PRO works great in combination with the JibOne and HeadPlus v2. It add a whole new dimension to the movement you can get with the JibOne or any slider. If you are considering the JibOne then consider the Pan PRO to give you all the movement you could want.

[1.075 lb] Works great and moves a heavy load as advertised. Really love that you can manual position the camera and save position via the app. Makes it so much faster to setup.


Tip: Unlike other motors for the Edelkrone products (Headone and SliderOne v2) this product doesn't come with a battery attachment or a DC adapter. To power it you'll need to buy one of these at additional cost!

[1.075 lb] This little unit is a game changer if you use Edelkrone products. I have a JibOne with 5 powered modules and to be able to use one v-mount battery is golden to me.

[1.075 lb] This little unit is a game changer if you use Edelkrone products. I have a JibOne with 5 powered modules and to be able to use one v-mount battery is golden to me.

[1.075 lb] So I'm a member of the Longview Film Club, we make short films. Kinda like a community theater with a camera. LOL. We added pretty much the whole EdelKrone ecosystem to our toolkit this year.


We replaced our Konova motorized slider with this one. The EdelKrone is so much better. It is perfectly smooth. The software's ramp up and ramp down ensures the there is never a jerk at the beginning or end of the slider's motion.



It is also nearly silent. Not perfectly so, but nearly and very importantly, the frequency is much lower that other sliders. That means that the little noise there is, gets lost in dialog background easily, with no filtering.



If you shoot from several feet away, you should have zero noise coming through from you boom mic. Just don't point the shotgun mic in the direction of the motor. If you use lapel mics (we do both simultaneously) it is never picked up.


We tend to use the slider directly behind an actor on OTS shots. Even that close is dealt with effectively using the above approach.


Any motorized slider will likely have a bit of noise to it, just some small rearrangement of mics drops that to zero.



Before the Slide Module my choice was manual to silent, or having to filter it out in post. With the EdleKrone slider and motor module, you can shoot without fear of the noise!



One last comment on repeatability. We absolutely love how we can film two shots and they come out exactly the same. Its a boon to VFX attempts. Makes CGI / VFX shots that combine real footage with digitally generated footage substantially easier!


Short version .. best slider / motor I've seen yet.

[1.075 lb] Attachment is simple to any Edelkrone device that is designed to be a PRO version. All other devices will require a drilled & tapped screw hole in the plate or simply only using one of the attachment screws. This V-plate allows easy mount & release of the battery. The attached connection cord is short, for obvious reasons, but will dictate the orientation of the plate. A V-mount plate & battery are needed if you plan very long sequence shots, like overnight or all-day time-lapse.

[1.075 lb] I noticed above 35% speed there's noise from the motor but otherwise great product!

[1.075 lb] Using the to power three pieces of equipment however yet to find the best spot to place or mount it on a jib arm or stand cables are long enough for most all moves until you decide to do something that is 360 then of course you are going to need individual batteries .

[1.075 lb] Using the to power three pieces of equipment however yet to find the best spot to place or mount it on a jib arm or stand cables are long enough for most all moves until you decide to do something that is 360 then of course you are going to need individual batteries .