This 4' Flo Professional Video Camera Slider from Proaim is a high-quality aluminum slider equipped with a sturdy carriage with eight polycarbonate wheels and capable of handling payloads up to 44 lb. It comes with 100mm, 150mm, and Mitchell mounts, adjustable feet, and a compact carrying bag for safe and protected transport and storage.

Professional 4' Long Camera Slider    100mm, 150mm Bowl & Mitchell Mount    Rubber Feet with ZZ Ball Bearings    44 lb Payload Capacity    Magnetic Stoppers for Jerk-Free Finish    Adjustable Feet Included    Compact Carrying Bag Included    High-Quality Aluminum Build

The slider's high-quality aluminum body and 1.5" rail provide strength and stiffness, allowing it to haul up to 44 lb with zero slack over its entire length.

The precision-engineered wheel carriage can be equipped with 100mm and 150mm bowl mounts, as well as a Mitchell plate, interchangeably, giving you versatile camera head mounting options.

To allow it to be mounted on a tripod, it can be equipped with a 100mm mounting bowl at the bottom that provides a stable & reliable attachment. It can also be mounted on two tripods or stands, affixed at the ends of the slider via the provided 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads or 5/8" spigot.

The sturdy carriage offers a stable foundation for your camera with eight polycarbonate wheels that enable smooth gliding across the track. As you move your camera manually, the 16 ZZ ball bearings on each wheel provide stable and noise-free conventional movement. Moreover, the wheeled carriage has a unique wheel adjustment knob that aids in releasing extra burden from the wheels by redistributing the camera's weight evenly, thus enabling smooth motion. The locking knob securely locks the carriage in any desired position.

The slider has magnetic stoppers on either side to minimize the jarring caused by the sudden slide stop during gliding shots, ensuring a smooth, jerk-free finish.

The slider comes neatly packed in a foam-padded bag, which makes it easier for you to carry it along anywhere and store it away safely.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used manually? That is like a normal slider without the motorised function.

A: While this is a motorized system you should still be able to use it manually if you so choose.

Q: 2. Can you adjust the speed while it's moving to speed it up or slow it down?

A: The GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider (23") speed setting has one setting that can be adjusted for the length of the slide. It will not offer variable speed adjustment as the slide is occurring.

Q: 3. Can this slider work with a Sony PXW-Z150?

A: Yes it can easily handle the caeras weight. Reccoment you get the pan/tilt head for your camera.

Q: 4. How many pins is the connector on the slider? Are they all connectors for motors?

A: The GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider (32") uses a 4-pin connection to control the motor with the remote.

Q: 5. Can this camera carry an Red Epic Dragon 6k with a Schneider 50mm Xenon FF lens? Also, what accessories would I need to hook up the red to this remotely?

A: That should be possible as this slider has a 30 pound load capacity. However there are not specific cables available to connect directly from this slider's control system to a RED camera.

Q: 6. Has anyone used this slider with a RED? The specs say it has a 30lb. capacity. Really? Can the motor handle that much weight or is that slider's bending point?

A: This slider does have a 30 pound load capacity. If you are not using it on the ground you will want to have at least 2, if not 3, pieces of support under it though.

Q: 7. Would this slider work with the cannon xa-40? Thanks

A: Yes, the GVM Professional Video Aluminum Alloy Motorized Camera Slider has a 1/4"-20 screw that can connect to the Canon XA40.

Q: 8. I found this to be pretty bumpy where the vibrations transfer to the camera. Any tips to reduce the bumpiness?

A: Bumpiness is usually a bi-product of poorly quality-controlled product outputs. Higher end devices, which employ more restrictive and accurate scrutiny, will provide smoother performance.

Q: 9. The specs say max 11 lbs, but I'm doubting that based on the video. Has anyone used a larger, heavier camera than the DLSR shown?

A: The load capacity of 11 pounds is what GVM rates it for. This slider is more geared towards DSLR and Mirrorless cameras, but it can work with small cinema cameras that go up to 11 pounds.

Q: 10. Says here that this slider holds up,to,30lbs. Is that correct?

A: yes according to the manufacturer the maximum payload on this device is 30Lbs