This smooth camera slider can be paired with an optional motor to raise your time-lapse game or add a flexible, lightweight tool to your filmmaking repertoire. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop ...
Anyone who uses a DSLR or video camera to create videos and requires the camera to move along a straight plane to provide further creativity whilst filming may be interested in a new system created by ...
We don't cover a ton of pro-level camera gear here at Engadget (though it's far from unheard of). But, a cool gadget is a cool gadget whatever it's for -- and this new motorized slider system from ...
SliderMini is an ultra portable, compact, smartphone controlled camera slide, offering photographers an easy-to-use, pocket sized motorized camera slider perfect for video, timelapse, stop motion ...
Trost Motion (www.trostmostion.com) today announced they have partnered with DitoGear™ (www.ditogear.com) to combine precision motion control systems with Trost Motion’s family of cinematic camera ...
Everybody needs a slider, and the SliderMini2 from Smartta follows on from its original highly successful SliderMini rig. The SliderMini started life, as many products do nowadays, as a crowd funded ...
Cinetics is back with their fourth Kickstarter project, and this time the startup is crafting a “dream motion kit.” The Lynx, launched on Kickstarter earlier this week, is a Bluetooth-enabled camera ...
Review: We take a look at a smartphone controlled motorised slider that costs $160. What's the catch? Rewind the clocks. Ten years ago motorized sliders, and motion control were all the craze, and ...
Taking apart old stuff and re-using the parts to make something new is how many hackers first got started in the world of mechanical and electronic engineering. But even after years working in ...
Since this evolved from a much simpler slider system, I stuck with that control mechanism for the time being: it's a two-part system, with an Arduino Uno (really a SparkFun Redboard) controlling the ...
We’ve seen a lot of camera slider builds here at Hackaday, and for good reason: having one really lets you take your project documentation, especially videos, to the next level. It’s one of those ...
While there is certainly no shortage of DIY photography projects out there, this has got to be one of the most impressive ones we’ve seen yet. Inspired by the robotic cameras that filmed the Death ...
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