YC Onion Motorized Compatible Stabilizer Camera & Photo Review

I'm using this with a 3s tap. Full crew in one bag. It may be different in the beginning, but not difficult. I have a camera that weighs about 18-19 pounds and it's perfectly smooth. Just one complaint, the app has to be in the users' native language.

I've been using this slider for a long time and it's great for my food blog. I can do some really cool effects. It is durable, adapts to uneven ground and glides very easily. Perfect for small product shots or, like me, for a food blog!

In general, I'm still shocked by the quality of this slider. This oil is soft and of excellent quality. The scope of delivery only includes a mobile phone adapter and some tools, not to mention a carrying case. The slider works amazing, just wish the plate was much higher, not only for mobile cameras but regular cameras as well. I had to add a quick release plate to get good shots. The legs also extend by unscrewing the rubber ball, allowing you to level any surface you're trying to grip. The…

Good - Feels like it's well made with quality materials - Works with both smartphones and small and small cameras are used medium size. It helps to get smooth video. It's small and portable. Because it's so compact, it can probably be carried in a large backpack. It is ideal for situations where space, weight and simplicity are the keywords. The slider requires no assembly, you simply unfold the legs, adjust the length if needed, attach a 1/4" main screw to leave on the slider and it's ready to

This is a nice little slick slider covered in 1/4 and 3/8 threaded holes. It's very versatile, good for macro photography, still life, food shots and the like. For most, the lack of design won't be a problem, but it's a clear flaw. The 1/4 to 3/8 adapter (any adapter, not just the one included) requires countersinking at the top of the threads for a proper fit and flush mount. This countersink is missing in all 3/8 holes. After you screw in the adapter, it is above the surface by the thickness…

It's very light as you would expect. Glide is smooth as it should be. The legs fold down and you can adjust them in two different ways to suit the surface you are on. The quickest way is to just move your feet until they are all touching the surface. If for some reason that doesn't work, you can also increase the effective length of each leg by unscrewing and lengthening the rubber portion of each leg. It's just okay. I wish it had a small zipped pocket for the included hex keys and thread…

I love this YC Onion Slider. This is a great addition to my camera bag! Build Quality: I am pleased to report that this item is very well made. It's really light, but the carbon fiber and all-aluminum alloy construction is very strong. The rubber feet on it are nice and soft and offer good grip when lowering. The baseplate attaches well to the bars and the slider is really smooth. As a bonus, both ends of the slider have rubber bumpers so it will stop gently if you slide it all the way to the…

Combine with a compact ball head to capture truly beautiful film footage. The center brace has two 1/4-20 and two 3/8-24 mounting holes, with one of the 3/8-24 holes being the dead center. You can mount it on a tripod and take cool shots. Each end bracket, like the bottom bracket, has multiple mounting holes. The carriage has two threaded holes 1/4-20 and 3/8-24 and a 1/4-20 screw in the center with a rubber pad. . If I could change one thing, it's the slide lock - it's metal and is pressed…

What's in the box: 18" carbon slider, smartphone mount, two hex wrenches, 3/8 thread adapter, carrying case. There's also a small motorized slider, but you always forget it charge. Wanted something much bigger to travel with and no motor. and in a soft carrying case. Use the Allen keys provided and make sure everything is snug and secure before using. The tote bag should have handles on the long side and a metal zipper. Pocket. All four legs have 3 main parts: rubber ball, red aluminum dial…