Neewer Aluminum Alloy Camera Track Slider Video Stabilizer Rail with 4 Bearings for DSLR Camera DV Video Camcorder Film Photography, Loads up to 17.5 pounds/8 kilograms (80cm)

This non-motorized Neewer slider is surprisingly well designed and solidly constructed for a product so inexpensive. The legs are adjustable, allowing you to get a relatively stable footing on a variety of surfaces. The bearings allow for smooth movement of your camera. It is light enough to carry and easy to set up.You'll still need practice to get a good shot with this slider. Because it is neither computerized nor motorized, you are still moving the camera along the track. But with some skill, some practice and this slider, you should be able to get a decent shot.If you are a professional, or interested in those incredible slo-mo product shots, this is not the slider for you. However, if you are on a budget, but want to check what you can do with a slider, this Neewer slider is an inexpensive place to start.

This slider works really well for manual movement! Can lay flat on the floor or boost up onto my tripods on each end or in the center for higher positioning. Stabilizes my camera and gives me non shaky, smooth video footage. Multiple angle shooting for horizontal, vertical, and diagonal mounting with the threaded hole siding. The 80cm is a good length if you want long duration. The 1/4 inch thread release plate works universally with dslrs as other camera attachments such as brackets and gimbals. Awesome to have for any videographer.

If I had to do it again, I would get a motorized slider. I did get the shot I needed but it took a lot of practice and takes. The slider is a good quality and the motion was smooth once I got used to moving it. For the price, this slider is ok and it worked in the long run. If this is all your budget will allow, it will work and is decent quality.

I created a few videos using a Canon EOS 77D camera and the stock kit lens. The videos were smooth because the camera was really easy to slide at an even rate. But then I upgraded to an EOS R with a battery pack, and a slightly larger lens. This setup is significantly heavier than the 77D I was using before, and the video quality is unusable because the setup shakes. But as long as you have a lightweight camera (no battery grip and a small/light lens) you should be great with this. The slider says it's for setups up to 17.5 pounds, but I really don't think my current setup is that heavy. It's probably closer to 8 pounds.

The media could not be loaded. The slider has made it so much easier to get smoother footage. It's only as smooth as I make it, I will upgrade to a motorized slider at some point.This one definitely gets the job done, it's only as good as you are.

The media could not be loaded. Well short and sweet news. The slider base attachment is weak, and I tried tightening the screws and they started to strip. The motion slide is great but the base is not working for me. Il post a video.

I bought the slider in 2019, never used it until a few months ago, 2 or 3 days tops. The stability was poor, very shaky, not stable in the tripod, and the worst part is that the screw broke inside my camera gear. I would NOT recommend it to anyone buying it. I contact customer services, and they just said the warranty is only for 1 year. Without trying to help, I can't use my camera with any tripod, slider, anything.This product is made of cheap materials and damaged my camera

This is a great slider. For a non-motorized slider this one cant be beat at this price. I'm a DIY kind of guy and after pricing parts to make my own with linear bearings and rails this was still cheaper, and glad I got this instead. Its a lot better quality than I expected for less than $60. I like that it has a captured carriage and bearings not friction movement. It rolls very solid and smooth. I have only used this with GoPro and iPhones so I cant comment on heavier DSLR's, but with a good mount shouldn't have any wobble. It also has a deep track so if you want to motorize it yourself (as I plan to) you can get a timing belt under the carriage. Highly recommend this slider.