| Color | black |
| Brand | Zecti |
| Compatible Devices | Monitor, Camcorder, Tablet, Camera, Cellphone |
| Product Dimensions | 31″D x 9″W x 2.3″H |
| Item Weight | 9 Pounds |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 16 Pounds |
| Folded Size | 31 |
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| Color | black |
| Brand | Zecti |
| Compatible Devices | Monitor, Camcorder, Tablet, Camera, Cellphone |
| Product Dimensions | 31″D x 9″W x 2.3″H |
| Item Weight | 9 Pounds |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 16 Pounds |
| Folded Size | 31 |
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Larissa Ruecker –
The media could not be loaded.Build quality of this product is excellent for what it is. Super easy to setup and adjust the setting for different looks of the video. Love the setting where you can change the angle of the video as the camera is moving down the slider. Nice easy on and out of motion on the camera slider is great. Like it came with a storage/carrying bag.Only thing I’d suggest to change is to update the app to be a little more intuitive/modern.
Pinkie Von –
The media could not be loaded.Havingt this slider is a great investment for a videographer. It runs quiet, not heavy for transport in the bag that it comes with. It is great to be able to have another camera running effortlessly, which allows you to run another camera without concern. It is a wonderful price compared to the other alternatives. The real selling point is the pivot action that it can do, I would recommend to get this slider to anyone, I haven’t found anything else that has a better value.
Chaim Jones –
I’ve been looking for a slider for a while now – specifically to take in the outdoors backpacking and kayaking. The small size of this slider was a big plus for me – small footprint and easily fits in even a day pack. I thought maybe the swivel head in the pictures would be included, but it was not -you get the slider, 1/4-20 to 3/8 adapter, the slider, and carrying case. However, the slider pairs beautifully with a good fluid video head. I have the Yuengteng head (which I highly recommend), and it really adds a lot of capability to this slider.I was really impressed with the quality of materials used. The camera plate and frame supports are CNC aluminum in matte black finish. The rods are what appears to be carbon fiber, and the adjustable feet have anti-slide rubber feet with knurled aluminum stops. The camera plate slides on the rods using plastic rollers, which do their job and make a very smooth slide.My biggest issue with the slider is getting your camera on the plate. There is no quick-release plate, and the threads do not have a thumb/screwdirver slot on the back to put it in your camera. This requires you to spin either the entire slider or your camera around to mount it. I have a strap on my camera, so it gets annoying. However, adding your own video head/ release plate makes taking your camera on and off much easier.Though the slide distance is relatively short, you could conceivable get some 16mm rod and make the slider whatever length you could want! Additionally, another modification that would be useful would be adding an automated (servo) pulley system. There are threaded inserts on the end pieces where such a thing could be mounted.Overall, if you’re looking for a small camera slider that conveniently packs away, I would definitely recommend this one. It seems robust, smooth, and rigid, and performing the mentioned modifications would make it even better!Pros:- Packability- Relatively light weight- High quality materialsCons:- Short slide length- No quick release plate-
Harrison Durgan –
The media could not be loaded.I needed to hang a camera just above the top of a chessboard for a close-up “inspection” of pawns. Was pleased to discover this device flips over and lets you suspend a camera underneath. Even better — the adjustable feet may be removed and inserted on the other side for full level control and a stable seating. The video shows the result, albeit with my beginner slide technique showing just-out-of-the-box hesitations. It’s trickier to slide underneath because there’s just a tiny spot to grab on the camera mount that avoids bumping into the center brace/mount. Much easier to slide smoothly in the default position of camera-on-top. The slider is very well constructed, feels and looks solid, and will be a useful piece of kit for these unusual close-up requirements.