You can buy motorized camera sliders off-the-shelf, but they’re pretty costly. Alternatively, you can make one yourself, and it’s not even that hard if you’re kitted out with a 3D printer. [Creative ...

We’ve seen a lot of camera slider builds here at Hackaday, and for good reason: having one really lets you take your project documentation, especially videos, to the next level. It’s one of those ...

Camera sliders help you create smooth, dynamic shots that add interest and energy to your videos. They provide a stable base along which the camera can slide (hence the name) in a smooth, controlled ...

This smooth camera slider can be paired with an optional motor to raise your time-lapse game or add a flexible, lightweight tool to your filmmaking repertoire. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop ...

Photographers and videographers searching for an affordable way to add extra creativity to their shots may be interested in a new phone and camera slider called the Trexo. The powerful yet compact ...

(Replay) Why do we keep moving sideways? The camera slider has become a mainstay for indie and low-budget productions, but, argues Roland Denning, it may not be a fit for many situations, especially ...

Photographers in the market for a small compact and highly portable camera slider may be interested in the aptly named SliderMini which is now available to back via Indiegogo priced from $259. With ...

A recent surge in smartphone-compatible gimbals from DJI to Kickstarter startups help turn the always-there smartphone camera into a steady shooter — but what if steady shots are not enough? Grip Gear ...

Update on April 24, 2014: There is a day left to take part in Cinetics’ Axis360 campaign. The company has already shattered its initial $75,000 goal, demonstrating interest from photographers and ...