Will this work on a slider?
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Depending on your particular slider, I wouldn't know why not, it has the standard 1/4-20 standard mounting receiver.
1356882
The bottom has a threaded tripod mount to which I supposed you could mount a slider.
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Only if you have tabs on the bottom already. These have a peel and stick surface. They are not very big like the sliders you see in most retail stores. Product dimensions is the size of package not item. Item is aroun 1 inch. Look at product desciption
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The switch plus slider are together the same size as a normal switch. So it will fit.The actual switch is thinner on this than a typical switch.
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Hi. I use the slider on a Sachtler tripod that is designed for biger video cameras. If you use it with a photography tripod, you would need to use two (one on each side). The problem there is that you'd have to drill holes for tripod plates on each end. The slider has a hole in the middle for a plate but I did have to drill an extra hole for it to work with my Sachtler plate. A little bit of work but I now use the slider all the time with a DSLR. The only other critique is that you have to keep it lubricated or it can stick a bit while sliding. I hope that helps.
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I PLACED MINE ON THE SMALL SLIDERS. I wanted to be able to move it slightly for obvious reasons and since it is very heavy I couldn't do that easily. The sliders work great and they are just a tad larger than the feet, so they are not noticeable.
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Yes, I use 2 tripods with the slider. Set them at various heights and you have a makeshift jib movement b
901756
Possibly. There is a slot, so you can fit 3 or 4 screws in there, but I don't now if it is long enough to fit in both holes without knowing the model slider.
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I measured the clearance between the top and bottom inside surfaces of the slide holder and it measures 0.128" (1/8") on mine. Unless you have exceptionally thick slide frames, I would think it would work. Better measure how thick your slide frames are.
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It will work but I found it tricky to position the slide in the holder to show the entire area and to get the entire slide in focus. If you buy it be sure you have a very bright light available. My D7100 and raw format did allow for some adjustment but focus was the issue. JS
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Yes you can. I use it on a glidetrack (glidetrack.com) slider and it works far better than a bulky tripod head. Only thing to check is the size of the thread on your slider, you may need some sort of adapter for the tread size. Here is a good one: Manfrotto 088LBP Adapter.I use the Lumix gh2 camera with this and it works great. I would caution you that adding a lot of weigh to your slider can limit performance. I would recommend a slider with ball-bearings.
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I am not 100% sure I know what you mean by slider, but the center is fully adjustable in both the vertical and horizontal positions.
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I'm pretty sure it does, as that is the only reason I got it. I do not have my camera with me. The image shown indicates the slider and it states "adjustable".
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This is a bowl head tripod, so it can only be used with legs designed to accept a bowl head. It can not be used on a slider.
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Yes. Suggest you visit the maker's website for detail: http://opteka.com/slidecopier.aspx
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I believe it is just a dimmer. Maybe if you move the slider far enough it might click to an off position
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Yes it will. It's a friction slider however, does the "job" but a slider on rollers or ball bearings is what I would recommend
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I'd imagine so. But honestly you're throwing your money away by purchasing this slider. A good slider is smooth and straight. This will arrive bent and have many sticky points. Garbage.