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 ...

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 ...

While not every camera mount needs to have six degrees of freedom, one or two can be extremely helpful in the photographic world. In order to make time-lapse shots with some motion or shots that ...

I have a confession: I love House of Cards. Part of the reason for my obsession is the opening sequence (and probably Kevin Spacey's oddly passable/terrible accent). The time-lapse, gently rolling ...

The Radian 2 is a time-lapse motion-controller which improves on its predecessor with the addition of wireless Bluetooth programming from iOS or Android devices, and camera control via USB. Multiple ...

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 ...

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 ...

A new cablecam system specifically designed for motion control time-lapse video has been introduced at IBC by Syrp. The Slingshot is used in conjunction with Syrp’s Genie motion control unit, and ...

Billed as the world's smartest and most portable 4-axis motion control system, Edelkrone's new slider control system looks like a very interesting piece of gear to keep an eye out for when it ships ...

Rhino's ROV mobile slider is an easy way to up your photography game by adding cinematic motion to videos, time lapses, or long exposure shots, and AppleInsider's got one. Motorized sliders are often ...

Time-lapse photography is always a fun way to show off the build process of a project – but sometimes it can get a bit boring and repetitive. To add a new dynamic, why not try a moving time-lapse?