Arduino Motorized Camera Slider - Let's Finish This!

[@stephanbuth8195]

This is a perfect Nextion tutorial. It is 3 years old and the complete code was hard to find on your homepage 😀 (search for "slider"). The code is outstanding commented, a great help for a beginner like me . Thanks a lot!

[@trailranger6602]

You have the coolest projects. I'm learning a lot from you.

[@andrewmack4830]

Thanks Ivan. I have been watching out for this video. It is easy to follow. Well done on another interesting project. Keep them coming please

[@unemployedredneckhillbilly2023]

Great project thanks for sharing.

[@justinmathew130]

I tried this experiment , its work perfectly , thank you so much your idea and tutorial , can we add some features in to the code how its possible, 1 - can't stop when the motor rotation starts , 2 - start point and end point marking is good how add next end point when first end point reached the motor(camera), 3 - can we add 2 different speed in the same movement (ie : when camera reaching in a position quickly then slowly move to the next poison )

[@stephanedenis5394]

Merci pour cette conclusion, toujours aussi bien fait et clair. Merci :)

[@altamiradorable]

Merci Yvan ! ( He sells ) lol !! Toujours des projets intéressants !

[@kinnikunky]

😳😱😍 definitely subscribed. That's awesome.

[@daryl7237]

Nice!is it possible to have 2 axis ?

[@tseckwr3783]

Good one, young man.

[@pasternakjdp]

Hi I'm totally confused. I'm using a Nextion screen and an A4988 driver but i assume that it should still work. However I can't change speed and although i can set in and out points and the motor will cycle between those points no numbers change on the screen???? I have used your code as written except for changing the button addresses. Can you give me a steer please as to what can be wrong or how i can test. Thank you

[@justinmathew130]

hello, there is no tutorial page in your website

[@RyanDavidHale]

Great work bud. I am building something similar and this is great inspiration. I am hoping to add multiple waypoints to mine in addition to "In" and "Out" and your code looks straight forward enough to MOD to do this. I'll let you know how I get on.

[@BrainybitsCanada]

Always great to hear that the tutorials are helping, good luck with your project and let me know how it turns out. Thanks for watching!

[@BrainybitsCanada]

@@MarcelDiane Sure, that could be added pretty easily. Thanks for watching!

[@paolomeriggi7208]

Great Ivan. I love all your project! Is it possible to have the project for printing the LCD case? Thanks...

[@BrainybitsCanada]

No problem, let me track down the .stl and I'll let you know when it's up on the website. Thanks for watching!

[@paolomeriggi7208]

@@BrainybitsCanada Thank you so much!

[@BrainybitsCanada]

Hi Paolo, the .STL files are available now on the tutorial webpage here: www.brainy-bits.com/arduino-motorized-camera-slider-part4/

[@paolomeriggi7208]

@@BrainybitsCanada Great!

[@Fotovliegtuig]

Thanks Ivan, very nice video. How about making a PTZ unit to go with the slider?

[@BrainybitsCanada]

Yeah, I don't really need it with the Osmo Pocket right now, but maybe in the future I'll make one to compete with Edelkrone offerings :) Thanks for watching!

[@stuartdavison289]

Hi there, trying to build something similar for my daughter's college cinema project. Struggling with the stepper control and finally thought I had found something to help, but the tutorial doesn't seem to be on your site any more? I can't find it and the link is a 404. Can you help please? Thanks.

[@BrainybitsCanada]

Hi Stuart, you can find this tutorial here: www.brainy-bits.com/search-results/q-slider Good luck with your project and thank you for watching.