Zeapon Micro3 camera slider review
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- čas přidán 13. 10. 2022
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The Micro3 is a camera slider by Zeapon that can extend and double its length with a max. payload of 12kg. It can either be used manually or motorized for real-time, stop motion and timelapse shoots. Especially impressive is the slow movement of the slider that is very smooth and fluid without any hiccups or changes in speed. New to the system is the adjustable friction. Although the friction knob is a useful feature, the resistance is still rather strong even when set to the minimum.
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Having the friction control is something I never even thought a slider could have but it makes sense now.
You two always make professional content that's enjoyable to watch! Thanks!
You once again proved that it's all about perspective fantastic demonstration of what a camera track can achieve.
Well done, the review just in detail, I appreciate it!
Another amazing video from Frankfurt!
This looks so cool and relaxing.
This thing looks amazing! I've been using a manual slider for my macro shoots and it's a real pain in the rear! Time to save a few bucks!
Klasse Produkt, die Aufnahmen die du machst sehen hervorragend aus.
USBC powering is something a lot of the competitive sliders dont have since theyre much older so this is dope.
Smart move to include the support arms.
Bold move to keep physical controls on the unit.
is the entire length of the slide stable or are there parts where it has a slight bump due to weight or max extension as it hits the little support wheels?
Hey! Great review but which tripod is that? I’ll been looking for one that can handle the slider weight. Thank you
Thanks for the complete review and examples. May I ask which tripod and head are you using? Thank you again
Pretty competitive pricing especially in combination with the motor.
Does it keep the horizon level better than the previous version 2? Are the supporting arms better? because they were flimsy as hell on the micro 2 version.
You mentioned some shakes when filming in telephoto range but they are very minor judging by the video footage.
I had no intention of ever getting a slider again but now I kinda want to =-)
Super Review, tolle Hyperlapse Aufnahmen. Welchen Sirui Kugelkopf ist das ? LG Pierre
I miss your time lapse films any plans on making another one?
Wished I had the time, love to make timelapses, but propably not before 2023
M500 is pretty short but your shots make it look much longer.
the app looks very simple but is it reliable or did a crash occasionally?
Sadly I had a bad experience with the new version. My was defective and had a bump when I passed through the middle section. Retuned it to China for a refund, but lost $150 in improt taxes that I will never see. QC is bad. They should definetely check a $700 slider before they ship it to the other end of the world.
Verry sorry to hear that!
The biggest problem I have with this slider is that if you set more then 2 waypoints, for example 3, the slider will stop after reaching every waypoint for a brief moment and then continues to move on to the next. This should be fixable in software but this problem is persisting for quite some time and it is very frustrating. If anyone knows a solution please comment on this.
nope there is no solution. The new version also suffers from this problem.😪
Stating that the motor noise is the biggest negative of the slider but not giving a single sound example unfortunately makes this otherwise good review almost useless because nobody can validate this point and decide for himself if it is too noisy.
Exactly my concern: can I use this in an interview setup, or is the motor noise a dealbreaker? This video doesn't answer that question. I'm going to assume it is noisy!
@@screenstory anybody find if it is noisey?