Biggest point for me with having a motorised slider is the fact I don't need to be holding the gimbal/camera. I can create some cool and interesting shots of my work as I'm doing it, and that's the biggest win for me.
watching YT for the last 10 years never came to a stranger's video of 24 minutes and watch it 100% with normal speed. WOW well done dude! Such a good video.
I've been researching and reading reviews all day for a variety of motorized sliders. I think this is my last stop, as I'm pretty convinced this will be the perfect fit for what I need and my budget. Thanks for the splendid and immensely helpful review!
Ah I’m so pleased you found this helpful. I am still impressed with this slider today! I hope it’s all you’re after and thank you for checking out the channel 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Sam, thanks for this. An old acquaintance contacted me, brought one of these over. he had purchased it and then never even took it out of the box, and had moved on, and just GAVE it to me! So I have a couple of upcoming jobs, just unpacked, found your video and have set it up. The referral for the support arms much appreciated, they will be here in two days, one day before the first shoot. This thing is so smooth, love it. Thanks again from a new subscriber.
That’s awesome, Michael! 🎉🤩 so pleased you like the slider. It’s amazing especially for the price. Ah I hope you enjoy the arms! Thanks for watching 🙏🏻🎥
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That panning rod thing you showed at the end just confirmed it for me. I need this!
Great review. I was looking at the Rhino but I couldn’t justify the cost and then I saw this slider. After watching your review I’m convinced. Thanks for taking the time to record this review.
@@SamHolland i want to use the laowa probe lens with this. Is there a way to mount the camera hanging off the side like daniel schiffer so I can use the probe lens?
Sam your channel is criminally undersubscribed. Don't know what the algorithm thinks it's doing but I hope you get the recognition you deserve. Nothing short of stellar.
Hi Thank you so much, But it was very good that you showed the film recorded with it, because many people have written that this slider has a shock when moving.😌
Remember to weight down your tripod (and/or lighting support) legs if it is the least tippy. I use sandbags from a pair of wrist weight belts that are never used. Each bag is just 1 pound and three of them will weight down a tripod plenty. Cheap and easy solution.
Exactly the video I needed to see after a weekend of researching motorized sliders (with a GVM80 in my Amazon cart). Great video, well shot, extremely informative. Thank YOU!
I WANT this slider so bad , for the price i don't mind having this in my arsenal of gear , thanks for this one Sam you have no idea how informative this was 🙂
Hi Josh. I’m so pleased you found this helpful. Definitely worth picking one of these up if you will use it. It’s helped me so much. Thank YOU for watching 🤩🙏🏻🎥
I have this exact same slider. Sooooo good for the price, or any price. Solidly built, sturdy, quiet, lots of features including time-lapse. If you're looking to get a slider, this is the one to get.
I just ordered one of these. I am going to use it for one-person pieces to camera in my bedroom studio, as a second camera, initially, but I think almost any indie film should use a second camera on a motorized slider while shooting the main footage. Remember to also use a clapperboard to help you can sync sound with your auxiliary camera. I think the key to using a budget motorized slider is to use a lightweight camera. I have a Canon HRF 800 camcorder that shoots 1080p and doesn't weigh much more than the battery that powers it, and it was about $250 new. I know that such a light camera will not strain the motor, cause excessive wear of the traction belt or cause excessive noise. I suspect many complaints about budget motorized sliders are from people who demand too much from a piece of kit that costs less than a telephoto lens.
Mint review, thanks. A previous review mentioned an issue with the belt causing a slight knock in the footage - caused by a kink in the belt itself where it sits against the motor pulleys during storage for a period of time. If that makes sense. He said he took it off and poured boiling water on it and let it sit for 15 minutes and the kink eased off and the knock didn't happen again. Thought i'd mention it for anyone who's bought or is going to buy the slider.
Thank you so much for this! I was looking for something exactly like this and didn't want to spend thousands for the few times a year that I need it. I just ordered it! Cheers!
Thanks friend, I just got this exact model yesterday, still sitting in the box. Trying to learn what NOT to do before I even start using it, the rail clamp being loosened first will be gold for me... 😎 Good Shooting!
Haha 😂 yes! Make sure you don’t make the same mistakes as me!! That’s cool. I hope you enjoy your new slider. I have a video on slider techniques too if that’s any help to you. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙏🏻 let me know when it’s out the box 🤩🎥
Oh no!! We don’t want you to miss out!! 🤩 I think it may have been because it hadn’t uploaded in HD. I was having trouble with it. Thanks for watching in the end bro! 🙏🏻
Awesome video bro! Sold me on this big time. I have a manual slider from Neewer and you just can't beat a motorized slider. Also love the LUT you used in this video. You've earned a sub!
Excellent review! Covers pretty much everything you'd need to know in a really engaging way. Love your honest, down to earth presentation style. I bought the Neewer 80cm slider a few months ago, but the wireless remote control system was so intermittent and unreliable that it was no real use on time pressured shoots where gear just has to work perfectly all of the time. Sent it back and based on this video I'll definitely be buying the GVM 80QD!!
Thanks Nick 🙏🏻 I’m pleased you liked the review. Sorry to hear about your Neewer slider but that’s worth boring and thanks for sharing. I hope the GVM works better for you. Let me know your thoughts 🙏🏻🎥
I have to test that slider, looked so expensive with the carbon fiber railes but its not. Really good Video/review, they should pay you for that Bro Keep on going!
Yeah you’re right. I was so impressed with the quality for its price! Let me know if you try it 🤩 haha yeh that would be nice! 🙏🏻 Thanks my friend. Thanks for watching
11:02 I think there is a version of this also from GVM that has that articulating head bit baked into the control device. But of course your own fluid head will always be more flexible.
Thanks Sam buying a new gadget for a great video setup is always a mind melting experience ,you made this one a smooth one .👍👍.an otter sub on my list.
Youre a legend!!! Honestly love your channel! you're super underrated and I see you becoming huge soon! I bought the Godox SL-60w from your review. And now I find myself looking for a motorized slider. Keep it up my guy.
Hey! 🤩 Thanks so much for the kind words. It’s really encouraging to hear that from people! 💪🏻 Thats great! Do you like the Godox? Haha oh no! I hope I don’t get anybody in trouble for spending too much. Maybe don’t watch the next few videos! 😂😂 Stay safe. Thanks again 🙏🏻
The Godox has worked really great! Haha no worries, seeing you excited about your gear just gets me excited about investing in my own equipment. if you want to watch some short films Me and my team have worked on id love your feedback. Of course if you have time haha no worries. --------> th-cam.com/channels/E0meV2hCjc4nYkjrz9e8vA.html @@SamHolland
Good video, very detailed! i'm on my way of buying a slider and i already saw this one... sadly, if it was half the lenght of that, i'll buy it right away!
Really cool video makes me want a slider lol. But my youtube content dosent really need it. I find when ever I buy a gaget I have to get like 10 more accessories its just adds up over time. keep up the content dude!
@@SamHolland it is just easier to use ie no app just plug and playing although you can do loads more like panning tilting etc with the Edelkrone if you just want to use a slider then this is perfect
That is interesting. I know what you mean about apps. They can be overly complex sometimes. I suppose the options are there though. Thanks again bro 🙏🏻
Sam Holland yes it was really interesting to see how many useful features this had and your examples showed the GVMs multiple features off, making it very impressive.
Really helpful Sam. Thanks for doing the video. Just bought one! FYI, your link sends us to the GT60 rather than the GP-80 in case you are making any commission on these.
I appreciate the video, but some more examples would have been nice. The important question is how stable/smooth it is, and I couldn't really tell that by your video. Think I'm gonna buy one though.
Hi Sean! I know the feeling! After a while I got used to it but I find the motorised slider is so much easier. Thanks for watching. Hope you’re well 🙏🏻
Hey there Sam, my name is James Nader Fashion and Advertising photographer and was looking for a perfect slider just like this but was unsure and because of your perfect delivery I am now looking to buy one. Also wanted to say thanks for creating a perfectly delivered and on-point assessment without throwing in all the extra bits many other so> Thanks again, James
I believe that little bit of play in the head that you don’t like is as a result of the parallax system.. it needs to have a bit of play in it so it can move fluidly while panning..
Fantastic video mate! Like you I've been looking for an affordable motorised slider for my channel for awhile now and stumbled upon your video. Will definitely consider this.. Thanks!
@@SamHolland you're very welcome! I actually just found out it's a little hard to get it here in Singapore and some of the online sellers don't ship here :( I'll be moving to Canada either end of this Yr to early next Yr so I'll try again once I'm there!
I don't have this exact slider, but one that works in the same way mechanically (with the adjustable rod in the middle) and it is great for shots moving side to side, but I found that the big flaw with the design is doing a push in/pull out shot where the camera is facing one of the ends. The rod and mechanism under the sliding plate make it impossible for the camera to stay perfectly straight the entire time. You end up getting a push in/pull out where the camera is panning back and forth ever so slightly and it completely ruins it. Again, very good for side to side parallax shots, but not very versatile.
Newest model on Amazon has the motor and batteries mounted at the end of the frame not on the carriage. Also includes a Bluetooth remote . . . no app required.
I added this GVM slider ($369) and the support arms ($73) to my amazon list on top of the BMPCC4K, Meike 25mm Cine lens, DJI Ronin S, and a $108 heavy duty tripod-- had to delete the Tilta nucleus wireless follow focus to get slider -- but idk if i'll be screwed pulling focus without it using just lens MF ring while it's on the ronin or slider :/ i also got rid of my 7" monitor too 😭
Hi Eric. Thanks for watching. I have included some footage throughout the video when referring to examples but if you'd like to see more, I did another video on the slider with plenty more slider shots. :D th-cam.com/video/h2KB2zk85z0/w-d-xo.html
Just bought this. Building a new channel and this review was super helpful. Can't wait to get this. Question, what tripod head are you using. I looked all over for a large head like that. I'm talking about the one underneath your slider, holding it.
Hi Joe. Sorry for my super late reply. I don't always get notifications! The exact tripod heads are in the description below but I'm using manfrotto for both. Thanks for watching.
Hi Bryant. I posted a “my studio tour” on TH-cam where I talk about the backdrop. But it’s basically a paper roll backdrop. Super cool. Thank you for watching. Let me know if you have any other questions 🎥
Great thoughts and review thanks!! Have you heard of the new if guess- iFootage slider ? You mention both GVM and Neewer, them seem much the same, but which would you prefer as a beginner shooting b-roll and interviews (or one self 🤣)
Hi Charles. I’m pleased you liked the video and thanks for the compliment 🙏🏻 I was using the Canon eos R here but now I use the R6. No ND just normal. I may have had it on the wrong setting though 😂
@@SamHolland Thanks for replying. Your video quality is awesome. Do you color grade your footage if so do you have a tutorial for your style of color grading?
@@angelicaamora11 Thank you so much! I actually did end up buying it and am pretty happy with it. Definitely needed an external power unit as the battery doesn't last all that long for continuous use.
Hey. Thanks so much 🙏🏻 yes I was but now I use this - th-cam.com/video/JACn-_kGHDs/w-d-xo.html Let me know what you think to the comparisons. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Hi, how and 1 and a half year after - do you use it? And how about vertical panning does it runs camera like (canon r6) + lens (like 100m macro) its something near 1,5kg combined - not 45 degrees, but way more))) is it smooth?
Hi. Yeh I still use and love this slider. However, this one will be better for motor performance and for what you want to use it for … th-cam.com/video/kFj41zTc1yc/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching. Hope this helps. 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Hi. The one I use is in the description. Honestly for any slider you’ll need either a heavy tripod with a larger head and wide legs, OR use two tripods, one either side. You can get support arms now too.
I am a realtor. I use an iPhone 11 pro, an OSMO 3, and iMovie editing. I am about to get a commercial license for my Mavic 2. I want to add a tripod and slider to my set of tools. What would you suggest as a decent price point for a tripod and slider that will enable me to up my photo and video skills?
Hi Brian. To be honest, it kind of comes down to how much you can spend on it. I really wanted the Rhino slider but it would have cost me about £1200 at the time. I decided to go for the GVM at around £300 which was much better for me as a beginner and I still use it today. Can’t go wrong with it. The quality isn’t as good and it’s not as sturdy BUT it gets the job done for me. I hope that helps.
Question for you Sam. Regarding the time lapse cable. Unfortunately, the time lapse cables used for control, my camera has a C type connector and none is provided. So, I hope I can just implement a micro to C type connector. But, this lead me to another question. How do you setup and use the cable in time lapse cable? The directions don’t explain the connections for time lapse. 🤷♂️
Do you use a slider?
I use the mobile traveller from Rhino, modified myself to fit a DSLR 💯 but I’m probs gonna buy this now I know you have one 😂
Yeah I have a fair bit of Edelkrone Kit plus this one and to be honest I use this more than the ED one !
Ah really? What’s the mini rhino like?? Sounds cool! 😂 that’s hilarious! Thanks for watching! 🙏🏻
Sam Holland the rhino is actually same size as yours 😂it’s a beast 🙌🔥
Sweet man! 🔥🔥🔥🤩
Biggest point for me with having a motorised slider is the fact I don't need to be holding the gimbal/camera. I can create some cool and interesting shots of my work as I'm doing it, and that's the biggest win for me.
watching YT for the last 10 years never came to a stranger's video of 24 minutes and watch it 100% with normal speed. WOW well done dude! Such a good video.
Ah thanks so much! I’m so pleased you enjoyed watching 🤩🙏🏻🎥
I've been researching and reading reviews all day for a variety of motorized sliders. I think this is my last stop, as I'm pretty convinced this will be the perfect fit for what I need and my budget. Thanks for the splendid and immensely helpful review!
Ah I’m so pleased you found this helpful. I am still impressed with this slider today! I hope it’s all you’re after and thank you for checking out the channel 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Sam, thanks for this. An old acquaintance contacted me, brought one of these over. he had purchased it and then never even took it out of the box, and had moved on, and just GAVE it to me!
So I have a couple of upcoming jobs, just unpacked, found your video and have set it up. The referral for the support arms much appreciated, they will be here in two days, one day before the first shoot. This thing is so smooth, love it. Thanks again from a new subscriber.
That’s awesome, Michael! 🎉🤩 so pleased you like the slider. It’s amazing especially for the price. Ah I hope you enjoy the arms! Thanks for watching 🙏🏻🎥
That panning rod thing you showed at the end just confirmed it for me. I need this!
It’s great! 🤩🙏🏻 thanks for watching
@@SamHolland no probs! Btw, I just discovered your channel and I'm really enjoying your style and content - keep it up!
Hey thank you so much! 🤩🙏🏻 I’m pleased you’re enjoying the videos. Thanks for following along! 🎥🤩
Great review. I was looking at the Rhino but I couldn’t justify the cost and then I saw this slider. After watching your review I’m convinced. Thanks for taking the time to record this review.
That’s great! I was doing the same with the rhino! Thank YOU for watching 🙏🏻🎥
@@SamHolland i want to use the laowa probe lens with this. Is there a way to mount the camera hanging off the side like daniel schiffer so I can use the probe lens?
Hi. Yes there is. There are plenty of mounting plates and z plates you can get to achieve this. 🤩🙏🏻🎥 thanks for watching. Hope this helps
Sam your channel is criminally undersubscribed. Don't know what the algorithm thinks it's doing but I hope you get the recognition you deserve. Nothing short of stellar.
😂 Thanks Ollie 🙏🏻 I hope this video helped. Let’s see if we can crack that algorithm shall we! 💪🏻😂🎥🙏🏻 hope this video helped you
Hi Thank you so much, But it was very good that you showed the film recorded with it, because many people have written that this slider has a shock when moving.😌
Remember to weight down your tripod (and/or lighting support) legs if it is the least tippy. I use sandbags from a pair of wrist weight belts that are never used. Each bag is just 1 pound and three of them will weight down a tripod plenty. Cheap and easy solution.
Exactly the video I needed to see after a weekend of researching motorized sliders (with a GVM80 in my Amazon cart). Great video, well shot, extremely informative. Thank YOU!
Ah thank you. I’m so pleased this helped 🤩🙏🏻 🎥 thanks for watching
Here in 2021. Just ordered one. I really like your review on this. It was really helpful in my purchase decisions.
Hey. Thanks so much. I’m pleased the video helped you decide and I hope you enjoy the slider. 🤩🙏🏻 thanks for watching 🎥
You had me sold at the Parallax movement!
I WANT this slider so bad , for the price i don't mind having this in my arsenal of gear , thanks for this one Sam you have no idea how informative this was 🙂
Hi Josh. I’m so pleased you found this helpful. Definitely worth picking one of these up if you will use it. It’s helped me so much. Thank YOU for watching 🤩🙏🏻🎥
I have this exact same slider. Sooooo good for the price, or any price. Solidly built, sturdy, quiet, lots of features including time-lapse. If you're looking to get a slider, this is the one to get.
Thanks Miguel! Yeh you’re right 🙏🏻 thanks for watching
do you still feel the same way today?
I just ordered one of these. I am going to use it for one-person pieces to camera in my bedroom studio, as a second camera, initially, but I think almost any indie film should use a second camera on a motorized slider while shooting the main footage. Remember to also use a clapperboard to help you can sync sound with your auxiliary camera.
I think the key to using a budget motorized slider is to use a lightweight camera. I have a Canon HRF 800 camcorder that shoots 1080p and doesn't weigh much more than the battery that powers it, and it was about $250 new. I know that such a light camera will not strain the motor, cause excessive wear of the traction belt or cause excessive noise. I suspect many complaints about budget motorized sliders are from people who demand too much from a piece of kit that costs less than a telephoto lens.
Mint review, thanks. A previous review mentioned an issue with the belt causing a slight knock in the footage - caused by a kink in the belt itself where it sits against the motor pulleys during storage for a period of time. If that makes sense. He said he took it off and poured boiling water on it and let it sit for 15 minutes and the kink eased off and the knock didn't happen again. Thought i'd mention it for anyone who's bought or is going to buy the slider.
That is a good idea. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for this! I was looking for something exactly like this and didn't want to spend thousands for the few times a year that I need it. I just ordered it! Cheers!
I’m so glad this helped 🤩🙏🏻🎥 thanks for watching
Dude, your channel is fantastic. Useful, humorous, and well produced! Loving it. Glad i stumbled upon it!
Hi Michael! Thank you so much for the kind words! 🙏🏻 I’m pleased you’re finding some value here. Thanks for watching 🤩🎥 stay safe
Plus his British accent is so pleasing to listen to! Lol
😂 thank you 🙏🏻🎥
Thanks friend, I just got this exact model yesterday, still sitting in the box. Trying to learn what NOT to do before I even start using it, the rail clamp being loosened first will be gold for me... 😎 Good Shooting!
Haha 😂 yes! Make sure you don’t make the same mistakes as me!! That’s cool. I hope you enjoy your new slider. I have a video on slider techniques too if that’s any help to you. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙏🏻 let me know when it’s out the box 🤩🎥
So glad I just got a gimbal that I can set on top of this thing since I don't have an extra fluid head lol
Sam, Your videos are the most informative. Really Great. I'm going to get one for sure.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thought you were looking at somewhere else to confirm the 31 inches 😂😂 nice vid! Appreciate the attention to audio quality.
😂😂 Thank you! 🤩🙏🏻🎥 I’m pleased you like the video
TH-cam took a whole 43 minutes to notify me even though I had notifications on. Smh.
Oh no!! We don’t want you to miss out!! 🤩 I think it may have been because it hadn’t uploaded in HD. I was having trouble with it. Thanks for watching in the end bro! 🙏🏻
Awesome video bro! Sold me on this big time. I have a manual slider from Neewer and you just can't beat a motorized slider. Also love the LUT you used in this video. You've earned a sub!
Thank you! 🤩🙏🏻 so pleased you enjoyed the video. Yeah motorised sliders are sooo handy. 🎥
Excellent review! Covers pretty much everything you'd need to know in a really engaging way. Love your honest, down to earth presentation style. I bought the Neewer 80cm slider a few months ago, but the wireless remote control system was so intermittent and unreliable that it was no real use on time pressured shoots where gear just has to work perfectly all of the time. Sent it back and based on this video I'll definitely be buying the GVM 80QD!!
Thanks Nick 🙏🏻 I’m pleased you liked the review. Sorry to hear about your Neewer slider but that’s worth boring and thanks for sharing. I hope the GVM works better for you. Let me know your thoughts 🙏🏻🎥
@@SamHolland Thanks Sam. Will do.
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Hey Sam, great video, thanks! I ordered the 48-inch version of this slider yesterday, looking forward to using it after watching this!
Woo! 🥳 that is exciting. I hope you enjoy and thanks for watching 🙏🏻🎥
I’m a beginner in product videography - tried the gimbal and ninja-walk lol….definitely need a slider! Really good review - so in-depth 👍🏾
Thank you so much Andy! 🙏🏻 I’m sure you’ll master the ninja walk in no time! 🤩🎥 thanks for watching
@@fredriksvard2603 What Gimbal do you have? ....and what is 'ibis'?
I have to test that slider, looked so expensive with the carbon fiber railes but its not.
Really good Video/review, they should pay you for that Bro
Keep on going!
Yeah you’re right. I was so impressed with the quality for its price! Let me know if you try it 🤩 haha yeh that would be nice! 🙏🏻 Thanks my friend. Thanks for watching
11:02 I think there is a version of this also from GVM that has that articulating head bit baked into the control device. But of course your own fluid head will always be more flexible.
Yeh that would be cool to try out 🤩🙏🏻
Thanks Sam buying a new gadget for a great video setup is always a mind melting experience ,you made this one a smooth one .👍👍.an otter sub on my list.
Thanks John. I’m pleased this helped! 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Nice to find your channel Sam! I like the way you review it. Very honest!
You got a new friend in Warsaw Poland
Cheers
Hey thanks so much. I’m pleased you found it helpful 🤩🙏🏻🎥
@@SamHolland indeed I'm pleased to watch your videos!
I want one of these watching your video and I don’t even need one but it looks so versatile for the price. Really good review,as usual Sam 👏
Thank you 🙏🏻 let me know if you get one. I just finished filming a video showing slider techniques so stay tuned for that one 🎥
amazon has a 47" for $139.
just ordered it.
hopefully i can get good shots.
thanks man
Youre a legend!!! Honestly love your channel! you're super underrated and I see you becoming huge soon! I bought the Godox SL-60w from your review. And now I find myself looking for a motorized slider. Keep it up my guy.
Hey! 🤩 Thanks so much for the kind words. It’s really encouraging to hear that from people! 💪🏻 Thats great! Do you like the Godox? Haha oh no! I hope I don’t get anybody in trouble for spending too much. Maybe don’t watch the next few videos! 😂😂 Stay safe. Thanks again 🙏🏻
The Godox has worked really great! Haha no worries, seeing you excited about your gear just gets me excited about investing in my own equipment. if you want to watch some short films Me and my team have worked on id love your feedback. Of course if you have time haha no worries. --------> th-cam.com/channels/E0meV2hCjc4nYkjrz9e8vA.html @@SamHolland
Great review Sam - one has just come up 2nd hand and you have sold me ..... though i will be using the timelapse function for aurora photography :)
Sold!! Thanks for this fantastic review 💪🏼
Awesome! Thanks for watching 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Good video, very detailed! i'm on my way of buying a slider and i already saw this one... sadly, if it was half the lenght of that, i'll buy it right away!
Thanks so much for the link for the support arms I've just ordered that very slider and didn't know about the support arms.
My pleasure. Game changer 🤩 I hope you enjoy 🙏🏻🤩 thanks for watching 🎥
Really cool video makes me want a slider lol. But my youtube content dosent really need it. I find when ever I buy a gaget I have to get like 10 more accessories its just adds up over time. keep up the content dude!
Hey bro! You’re so right! 😂 we will always want more gear but never have enough! It is good fun though 🤩 thanks for watching bro 🙏🏻 stay safe
Those support arms are genius
This was THE video I needed. Thinking of picking this one up now. Great video :)
Hi Michael. So pleased this helped. Thank you fir watching 🤩🥳
Not yet, but definitely I will add it on my list!! Thanks for your sharing 🙏🏻🎥🎥
They’re so good aren’t they! 🤩 Thank you for watching 🙏🏻
Yeah I have a fair bit of Edelkrone Kit plus this one and to be honest I use this more than the ED one !
Really?! That is interesting. Why is that? Thanks for watching 🤩🙏🏻
@@SamHolland it is just easier to use ie no app just plug and playing although you can do loads more like panning tilting etc with the Edelkrone if you just want to use a slider then this is perfect
That is interesting. I know what you mean about apps. They can be overly complex sometimes. I suppose the options are there though. Thanks again bro 🙏🏻
Great review Sam, as usual. Really impressive piece of equipment and great value for money when you see all its features. Nicely explained. 👍
Thank you! 😍 Did you manage to watch until the end?! I know it was a long one!!
Sam Holland yes it was really interesting to see how many useful features this had and your examples showed the GVMs multiple features off, making it very impressive.
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Amazing video review! Glad to stumble upon your channel. All best from CPH, Denmark!
Thank you Keyvan 🙏🏻 all the best to you 🎥
Really helpful Sam. Thanks for doing the video. Just bought one! FYI, your link sends us to the GT60 rather than the GP-80 in case you are making any commission on these.
Thank you
You make great videos man keep up the great work
Thanks Jose 🤩🙏🏻🎥
Great overview. I’m getting one next week.
🤩🤩🤩 exciting. I hope you enjoy it
This video has a very clean look to it! I like it.
Thank you Joshua. Hopefully some of my newer videos will be to your taste too.
Thanks for watching 🤩🙏🏻🎥
I appreciate the video, but some more examples would have been nice. The important question is how stable/smooth it is, and I couldn't really tell that by your video. Think I'm gonna buy one though.
Thank you. I’ll keep that in mind for my next videos 🙏🏻 much valued feedback. Thanks for watching 🎥
New Sub! Great review man. Just bought the GVM 80qd and looking forward to giving it a go! Blessings
Thanks Scott! Ah that’s awesome! 🤩 let me know when it arrives! Exciting times 🙏🏻🎥
I don’t have a motorized one yet but I use one manually and I have to try multiple times to get the smooth shoot I intend.
Hi Sean! I know the feeling! After a while I got used to it but I find the motorised slider is so much easier. Thanks for watching. Hope you’re well 🙏🏻
Thanks for your review, I've been looking into this slider, and your video helped me make the decision!
Thank you for watching 🙏🏻 I’m pleased it helped you 🤩🎥
Thank you so much brother, will be getting this equipment.
Awesome. Let me know how you get on 🤩🎥
Hey there Sam, my name is James Nader Fashion and Advertising photographer and was looking for a perfect slider just like this but was unsure and because of your perfect delivery I am now looking to buy one. Also wanted to say thanks for creating a perfectly delivered and on-point assessment without throwing in all the extra bits many other so>
Thanks again,
James
Hi James thanks for the nice comment. I’m pleased you liked the video! 🤩 thanks for watching and I hope it helped 🎥
@@SamHolland yep I purchased it through Ali express for £279
You make great videos bro!
Thank you! 🤩🙏🏻🎥
I paired this with a motorized pan/tilt head from Hague and ok not Rhino oe Edelkrome but it's a game changer for 1/4 of the cost
Great idea! 👌🏻
Thanks for this video Sam, it was great to see all the details for the GVM Slider. I’ll make sure to use your affiliated link if I pick this slider.
Great video. Can you plug an AC adapter into it?
Great video brotha! Keep going. Just got one and look forward to using it.
Thank you. Ah cool I hope you enjoy it. It’s amazing 🤩 thanks for watching
great review! Thanks!
I believe that little bit of play in the head that you don’t like is as a result of the parallax system.. it needs to have a bit of play in it so it can move fluidly while panning..
Great video Sam, I was looking for a slider, this is the one Im geting. Yiu got a new subscriber as well.
Hey that’s amazing! So glad the video helped. 🤩 I hope you enjoy the slider. Thank you for watching and subscribing 🤩🙏🏻🎥
That's high quality content. Thank you !
Thanks so much 🤩🙏🏻💪🏻
amazing video great product and great energy ! thanks
Thank YOU 🤩🙏🏻🎥
New Sub! I enjoyed this review. Very helpful!
Hey. Great to have you here. I’m
Pleased it helped 🤩🙏🏻🎥
@@SamHollandyou've had this for years. Is it still holding up good for you? Also, do you recommend using 2 tripods to keep more steady shots?
Nailed it mate! Great video 👍👍 makes me want a slider, not got one... yet 🤔
🤩 more gear to add to the never ending list 😂🎥 Thanks for watching bro!
Fantastic video mate! Like you I've been looking for an affordable motorised slider for my channel for awhile now and stumbled upon your video. Will definitely consider this.. Thanks!
Oh btw I've subscribed.. you definitely deserve more subs! :)
Thank you 🙏🏻 let me know what you think if you get one 🤩🎥 thanks for watching
Thanks so much for subscribing. It’s good to have you here 🤩🙏🏻🎥
@@SamHolland you're very welcome! I actually just found out it's a little hard to get it here in Singapore and some of the online sellers don't ship here :(
I'll be moving to Canada either end of this Yr to early next Yr so I'll try again once I'm there!
That’s a shame. What about the Neewer version? They always do good stuff.
I don't have this exact slider, but one that works in the same way mechanically (with the adjustable rod in the middle) and it is great for shots moving side to side, but I found that the big flaw with the design is doing a push in/pull out shot where the camera is facing one of the ends. The rod and mechanism under the sliding plate make it impossible for the camera to stay perfectly straight the entire time. You end up getting a push in/pull out where the camera is panning back and forth ever so slightly and it completely ruins it. Again, very good for side to side parallax shots, but not very versatile.
Newest model on Amazon has the motor and batteries mounted at the end of the frame not on the carriage. Also includes a Bluetooth remote . . . no app required.
That is cool 💪🏻🎥🙏🏻
I added this GVM slider ($369) and the support arms ($73) to my amazon list on top of the BMPCC4K, Meike 25mm Cine lens, DJI Ronin S, and a $108 heavy duty tripod-- had to delete the Tilta nucleus wireless follow focus to get slider -- but idk if i'll be screwed pulling focus without it using just lens MF ring while it's on the ronin or slider :/ i also got rid of my 7" monitor too 😭
Would have liked to see actual footage you shot with the slider you are reviewing.
Hi Eric. Thanks for watching. I have included some footage throughout the video when referring to examples but if you'd like to see more, I did another video on the slider with plenty more slider shots. :D th-cam.com/video/h2KB2zk85z0/w-d-xo.html
Just bought this. Building a new channel and this review was super helpful. Can't wait to get this. Question, what tripod head are you using. I looked all over for a large head like that. I'm talking about the one underneath your slider, holding it.
Hi Joe. Sorry for my super late reply. I don't always get notifications! The exact tripod heads are in the description below but I'm using manfrotto for both. Thanks for watching.
I love your background! Do you have a video where to talk about your background and tips for getting a similar type of background?
Hi Bryant. I posted a “my studio tour” on TH-cam where I talk about the backdrop. But it’s basically a paper roll backdrop. Super cool. Thank you for watching. Let me know if you have any other questions 🎥
Can you test out the remote shutter that is actually built in the product.
Thanks.
Great thoughts and review thanks!! Have you heard of the new if guess- iFootage slider ? You mention both GVM and Neewer, them seem much the same, but which would you prefer as a beginner shooting b-roll and interviews (or one self 🤣)
Great vid! Subbed
Thank you 🙏🏻🤩🎥
Awesome,,, super help…. Thank You man 🤝💯👍
Thank YOU, Yanis. Glad this helped 🙏🏻🤩🎥
Gracias por su video
🙏🏻 De Nada
Hi Sam, how did you get your video to look so buttery and smooth? Are you using a special ND Filter on your camera? What camera are you using?
Hi Charles. I’m pleased you liked the video and thanks for the compliment 🙏🏻 I was using the Canon eos R here but now I use the R6. No ND just normal. I may have had it on the wrong setting though 😂
@@SamHolland Thanks for replying. Your video quality is awesome. Do you color grade your footage if so do you have a tutorial for your style of color grading?
Great video. Thank you very much.
Thanks Daniel 🙏🏻🎥
incredible review, subbed
Hey!!! Thank you 🤩🙏🏻🎥 I’m pleased you found it helpful
This is insanely helpful, thank you! I am wondering, how long do you think it would take to go from one end to the other at 1% speed?
Since he didn't answer you, It's about 2min from one end to the other.
@@angelicaamora11 Thank you so much! I actually did end up buying it and am pretty happy with it. Definitely needed an external power unit as the battery doesn't last all that long for continuous use.
I'm literally about to buy this...
Are you using the Rode Video Mic Pro to record this video? If so, the quality is surprisingly good.
Hey. Thanks so much 🙏🏻 yes I was but now I use this - th-cam.com/video/JACn-_kGHDs/w-d-xo.html
Let me know what you think to the comparisons. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻
Hi, how and 1 and a half year after - do you use it?
And how about vertical panning does it runs camera like (canon r6) + lens (like 100m macro) its something near 1,5kg combined - not 45 degrees, but way more))) is it smooth?
Hi. Yeh I still use and love this slider. However, this one will be better for motor performance and for what you want to use it for … th-cam.com/video/kFj41zTc1yc/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching. Hope this helps. 🤩🙏🏻🎥
thank you...
Thank YOU for watching
Hi i want to order one but i need a tripod what tripod do you use and what kind do hou recommend maybe one that you use and one on budget
Hi. The one I use is in the description. Honestly for any slider you’ll need either a heavy tripod with a larger head and wide legs, OR use two tripods, one either side. You can get support arms now too.
can you remove the poles and belt replace them with longer ones and have it work the same?
Can I use my existing camera tripod, or does this require a specific tripod?
Hi. You can use your tripod as long as it can support the weight of your setup bath slider. Thanks for watching. 🤩🙏🏻🎥 hope this helps
Bossing it fella! New sub!
Hi Cams. Thanks so much£ 🤩🙏🏻
Mine is pretty loud how about yours ?
It is a little noisy but I’ve used worse. These things will get better soon 👌🏻
Hi Sam, can it have linear movement from start point to end point ?
Hi. Yes it can
I am a realtor. I use an iPhone 11 pro, an OSMO 3, and iMovie editing. I am about to get a commercial license for my Mavic 2. I want to add a tripod and slider to my set of tools. What would you suggest as a decent price point for a tripod and slider that will enable me to up my photo and video skills?
Hi Brian. To be honest, it kind of comes down to how much you can spend on it. I really wanted the Rhino slider but it would have cost me about £1200 at the time. I decided to go for the GVM at around £300 which was much better for me as a beginner and I still use it today. Can’t go wrong with it. The quality isn’t as good and it’s not as sturdy BUT it gets the job done for me. I hope that helps.
Question for you Sam. Regarding the time lapse cable. Unfortunately, the time lapse cables used for control, my camera has a C type connector and none is provided. So, I hope I can just implement a micro to C type connector. But, this lead me to another question. How do you setup and use the cable in time lapse cable? The directions don’t explain the connections for time lapse. 🤷♂️
Anyone figure out how to get rid of the play in the platform head mount?
what kind of ball head do i need to get? i'm using BMPCC4K and idk if the camera platform comes with it
Hey Sam, what's your name for the people that are returning to your channel?
Hi. It’s Sam Holland 🙏🏻
Smashing review! Or maybe I should say smoth!
😂 thank you! 🙏🏻🎥