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skibumb2929
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I am looking into shooting lots of time laspes this summer and i really want a motorized slider but when ever i google them i cant really find anything on them. What do you guys use and how do you like them? My budget is 500 k+ to all help. Thanks guys!!
May 6 2013 9:27AM
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NMMedia
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damn I started looking when I found this post but cant find much info. Saw a review from one on cheesycam which is usually pretty reliable for me but when I looked at the product its discontinued so nothing useful there. Other than that only motorized ones I can find are well over a grand. Maybe you could look into some DIY stuff online, since a lot of things that use high quality motors and computers to control fine movements are probably going to run higher than 300
May 6 2013 9:43AM
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skibumb2929
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thanks man k+
May 6 2013 9:50AM
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.qzyxya
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Pretty sure konova makes a motorized slider, but Idk about anything else. Threads.
I'm probably going to do a diy one this summer
May 6 2013 10:12AM
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skibumb2929
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Word man let me know how it goes
May 6 2013 10:12AM
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NickVentura
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http://www.slidetracked.com
May 6 2013 5:03PM
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skibumb2929
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word man thanks k+
May 7 2013 8:22AM
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Mag
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Iirc someone on ns made one using a simple stepper motor and some string. Check some DIY tutorials I'm sure you'll find some
May 7 2013 9:26AM
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skibumb2929
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Word man I will I
Checked out slidetracked they look pretty sweet!
May 7 2013 12:32PM
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leuken
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From last four months I am using Camtree motorized slider for time lapse shooting. I like its quality, price and functioning. It allows me to creatively capture the passage of time with digital camera. It can be used to create amazing visuals which many have or will never see in the flesh. This is a wonderfully professional video technique which anyone can do at really cheap prices. This tool has truly up the production value of shots.

http://www.flycamshoppe.com/fc/CAMTREE-3ft-Motorized-Timelapse-Slider-C-3FS-TL.html

Mar 27 2014 3:54AM
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Laurent.
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Too bad it doesn't up the grammatic value of writing.
Mar 27 2014 11:48AM
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plorr
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Clearly English is his second language.

If not, mother of God go to school man.
Mar 27 2014 2:57PM
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