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This camera slider is designed for use with DSLR or system cameras, as well as action cams. It can be used either with or without a motor driver. Without a motor driver, you will need to obtain certain parts: * Square tubes made of 15x15 mm aluminum...

I tested the slider with a DSLR camera and it worked flawlessly, but I haven't completed the platform for mounting regular cameras yet. This isn't a difficult task; I've just been focused on other projects. I plan to improve the design as needed, so...

This video demonstrates the assembly of a fully open-source Motorized Camera Slider, "OpenSlider," based on Thomas Sanladerer's design. The project is designed for PETG with exception to mounts that need stiffer material. A list of required materials...

Build Video: https://youtu.be/7TkybpSQULk 3D Printed 3 Axis Camera Slider, remote controlled via Bluetooth PS3 Controller This project is based on isaac879's slider. I incorporated the pan & tilt mechanism from him. The brain is a esp32 uC with...

To build this slider, additional materials will be required: -2 steel bars with an 8mm diameter (as long as desired) -1 aluminum square bar measuring 15x15mm (equivalent to the length of the steel bars) -8 M3 screws that are 15mm in length -8...

This slider is engineered to house all control electronics within the carriage, allowing you to customize its length by simply extending the tracks as desired. It can be remotely controlled via Bluetooth from a smartphone or programmed to follow...

The slider offers flexible control options, allowing users to remotely command it via Bluetooth from a smartphone or program precise movement sequences. Additionally, retractable stands are integrated into the design, enabling users to mount it on a...

This is a motorized camera slider powered by USB, and with a travel distance of 300mm; its small size makes it perfect for traveling, and it fits perfectly inside a backpack. For this project you will need: 2x 440mm*18mm copper pipes (they can also...

This is a motorized camera slider powered by USB, and with a travel distance of 300mm; its small size makes it perfect for traveling, and it fits perfectly inside a backpack. For this project you will need: - 2x 440mm*18mm copper pipes (they can...

This design uses 14mm diameter metal rods (recyled from old furnature) as a guide rail for a camera slider. ...The design includes a holder for the rods, which must be placed at both ends and a top part where the camera sits, which has a place for an M6...

I modified the Arduino code of the 2 axis camera slider found on YouTube for better and smooth operation. I hope you'll love it.</p><p>This is demo video how to use it</p><figure class="media"><oembed...

I wanted a basic camera slider and so I built one. This is basically a straightforward design done in Fusion 360. I'm sure there are tons of designs out there that are much better! Anyway, it's designed for bronze bushings 16x10x16mm on two 10mm...

In this video, I'm giving a high-level overview of how I created my own fully open-source Motorized Camera Slider (OpenSlider), which is based on Thomas Sanladerer's Camera Slider design. You can find the entire project here:...

Here is the rewritten text: The Adafruit Feather platform and CircuitPython make it easy to control a motorized camera slider. The build uses aluminum extrusion for a linear rail system with 3D printed parts. A camera can be mounted to the platform...

This is an idea to make a low-cost camera Slider. For updates you can visit the YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvk7sY8SF1BXI4Sg5dxGCJXElCUVvc1Aw And subscribe to the channel. Materials: 1x NEMA 17 Stepper Motor ...

I'm designing some fresh content for my upcoming videos, so I decided to build a simple camera slider using an available microphone stand as a guide. One reason I went with this fully mechanical approach is that it doesn't require any power source.

This is a motor-driven controllable slider for DSLR, action cams and other cameras with similar dimensions and weight. All electronic parts kit (and Arduino program) is the same as this one - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1622033. Update...

This is a nonlinear camera slider which I designed in Open-SCAD based upon the idea of pantograph arm which constrains the movement to the same distance in two axis at the same to result in a fluid motion of the camera. Parts Required to build: 8 -...

(link will be provided soon)Please contact if you require this product.Working:The base is fixed to a tripod where as the rod and the camera slider base are moving parts.*The rod is 500mm long and a calculated travel length of 400mm can be...

This is a nonlinear camera slider which I designed in Open-SCAD based upon the idea of pantograph arm which constrains the movement to the same distance in two axis at the same to result in a fluid motion of the camera. ALso if your interested is...

(link will be provided soon)Please contact if you require this product.Working:The base is fixed to a tripod where as the rod and the camera slider base are moving parts.*The rod is 500mm long and a calculated travel length of 400mm can be...

I wanted to build a long camera slider but the professional ones were too expensive, so I made my own using conduit and some 3D printed parts along with a motor and motor controller from Amazon (listed below). If you decide to make this, please let...

Hello everyone I made this camera slider it has so many amazing features, for example it can slide and rotate the camera in the same time it can stand in 90 degree + 30 degree the electronic so simple don't need arduino or any coding I recommend you...

This is a project of mine in an attempt to build jig i can mount my phone or a raspberry pi camera on that will go around a track or along a track if that’s what you need. The star indent on the top can be used to mount a holder for any device. I...

This is a custom-designed nonlinear camera slider created with Open-SCAD, based on the concept of a pantograph arm that restricts movement in two axes to achieve smooth motion. The camera follows a fluid path, providing unparalleled flexibility. For...

If you have a larger camera and still want to build this, recommend using Ø12 pipes. Please contact me or write a comment, and I will upload the adjusted parts. # Material: * 1 x TurnsPro * 2 x Ø8 Pipes (as long as you want - mine are 750mm long)...

Before you can start using your new slider, you'll need to drill a center 1/4" hole into it and cut a UNC gear to fit perfectly. Don't forget to also cut 1/4" gears into the center holes at the top and bottom of each side. This will give you...

Video showing this off: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLo_nu0BSLk This is my motorized camera slider that uses an Ender 3 motion board to power it. I even added AI face detection to the software to move it automatically. The software is very...

My newest DIY project is a 3 Axis motorised camera slicer. It is capable of handling smaller DSLR cameras and phones. It is portable because can be operated from a battery or alternatively from a DC power supply.Link to the Youtube video:...

This is spring-driven camera auto slider. How to make and shooting performance can be found from my YouTube video. lots of parts are necessary to make it. How to make here : https://youtu.be/8EoohIFffgo Thanks! and i hope you enjoy it. ...