Neewer Camera Slider Video Track Dolly Rail Stabilizer

[1] I'm using it on a track dolly with a pedestal and camera operator on it.

[Steel] I purchased 2 of these to mount track end clamps for a slider dolly I was making. I wanted Junior mounts for the track ends. I needed something sturdy that wouldn't rock when the camera was moved. This TVMP Yoke mount is just want I needed. I just removed the side knob the the adapter fits very well in a junior Receiver. The adapter is well made.

[Risers: Steel] I use these as a Camera Slider Stabilized by adding a female 5/8" receiver with a male 3/8-16. Best stabilizer I have used to date.

[27.5 lb] I got this track to go with my SYL-960 Dolly system, and the two of them work great together. The track can be put together in about 5 minutes and really gives you nice results. It is an easy and intuitive setup and the carrying case that comes with it, makes it simple to transport and get on set. I used to haul around large PVC pipes for dolly tracks, but once you experience how nice and fast this system sets and and packs away it adds a nice dimension to your shooting. It also provides a more professional appearance for your clients. I would recommend adding an extra sandbag to your tripod in order to put some more weight on the dolly system in order to really smooth out your shots, but there is nothing that comes close to this track in this price range.

[0.65 lb] ... that i have ever owned. this elegant camera marker is perfectly balanced, packed tightly with quality sand (i assume), and perfectly suited for marking even the most difficult camera positions — beginning of dolly track, end of dolly track, and an infinite possibility of positions in between. its low profile when prone ensures it can be used inside dolly track as well, with plenty of clearance for every dolly i can think of. the expertly crafted grommet protects the nylon circular perforation from fraying despite continued use. the grommet’s distance from the top, left, and right edges of the marker allow for efficient and convenient portability using a carabiner, twine loop, or broken coat hanger. grommet can also be used to helicopter the marker on a pencil (please observe proper safety protocols; pencil not included). the hue can be described as a true blue and is accurately depicted in the photographs. goes well with a blue t-bag actor marker, sausage markers of alternate colors, and a frosty milk stout (after hours). this slender marker will be the perfect addition to your camera assistant’s AKS kit or gear belt. pros: blue lies on ground cons: not made of actual sausage

... that i have ever owned. this elegant camera marker is perfectly balanced, packed tightly with quality sand (i assume), and perfectly suited for marking even the most difficult camera positions — beginning of dolly track, end of dolly track, and an infinite possibility of positions in between. its low profile when prone ensures it can be used inside dolly track as well, with plenty of clearance for every dolly i can think of. the expertly crafted grommet protects the nylon circular perforation from fraying despite continued use. the grommet’s distance from the top, left, and right edges of the marker allow for efficient and convenient portability using a carabiner, twine loop, or broken coat hanger. grommet can also be used to helicopter the marker on a pencil (please observe proper safety protocols; pencil not included). the hue can be described as a true blue and is accurately depicted in the photographs. goes well with a blue t-bag actor marker, sausage markers of alternate colors, and a frosty milk stout (after hours). this slender marker will be the perfect addition to your camera assistant’s AKS kit or gear belt. pros: blue lies on ground cons: not made of actual sausage

[9.8 lb] I just recently purchased a motorized slider (with these arms), and it provides great stability on my carbon fiber Neewer tripod (which is a lot smaller than my larger/heavy duty Ravelli tripod).

[Aluminum] I returned a similar Neewer motorized 31.5-inch slider for the Konova and I can tell you it's like night and day in comparison. Very smooth side to side, Parralex is smooth as long as your ing the 45 to 60 seconds per slide for interviews, below 30 seconds can be jittery at times. The motor you can't evening hear. The app downloads easily, the Bluetooth every time and the app is easy to use. You will be hard-pressed to find a better budget slider at this price.

I just recently purchased a motorized slider (with these arms), and it provides great stability on my carbon fiber Neewer tripod (which is a lot smaller than my larger/heavy duty Ravelli tripod).

[18.585 lb] Have two of the low boy stands used for supporting a Dana Dolly and 12' of speed rail... Matthews build quality never fails. Some of my Matthews stands are over 20 years old and going strong. You want long lasting buy the best...