NEEWER 39.4”/100cm motorized camera slider, app remote control carbon fiber slider, supports video mode, time-lapse photography, horizontal, tracking, and 120° panorama shooting (ER1-100)

"Versatile and smooth camera slider: This 39.37 inch long camera slider moves your camera back and forth automatically for professional video recordings. The maximum load capacity is 11 lbs in horizontal placement and 5.5 lbs when tilted at 45°. Intelligent two-way control: The slider supports both app control (download the NEEWER app) and the 2.4G enhanced RT-08 remote control (not included). Designed with manual mode, video mode (with constant speed, slow start/stop) and time-lapse, the slider automatically moves your camera from a preset start point to an end point. Better control of camera movement by adjusting slider settings including frames, video length, interval, shutter speed (app), exposure time (remote control). Powerful yet quiet motor: The ER1-100 camera slider uses a unique silent step motor driver that combines ultra-precise positioning with ultra-quiet operation to provide smooth and noiseless camera movement for video production. Use the included 2600 mAh NP-F550 lithium-ion battery and the USB charger or the 5V 2A type-C power socket to connect to a portable charger to power the motor and start filming for hours. Multiple shooting angles: With adjustment knobs on both sides of the slider to achieve different shooting angles, set one knob down left and the other up right for tracking shots, set one knob up left and the other down right for 120° panoramas, and set both knobs to their middle position for horizontal shots. The slider can also be placed at a 45° tilt angle or 90° vertical position. Stable yet lightweight construction: The carbon fiber construction ensures a stable and sturdy structure while the slider is lightweight for outdoor photography. The 4 roller bearings provide additional balance and anti-shake effects. With 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch thread holes on the bottom and sides, the slider can be easily mounted on a tripod"