Motorized Slider for YOU!

[@NOlimitsON]

Which slider would you prefer and why? #accsoon #toprigs60 #zeapon

[@bhgemini]

Since I'm using a mirror less too, I'm going the S60. Love the 3 power options (battery, USB C, and DC). I weighed my camera rig with top/side handles, large NP-F battery, and ext monitor and it was half the max weight. I also love how the S60 has everything on the device. Just add NP-F and good to go.

[@krisshopov]

@@bhgemini Have you tried to move the camera manually to select A and B points on the TopRigS60 for a faster adjustments? Do you think that this will put too much pressure on the motors? Thank you in advance for your answer.

[@chriscoveries]

2:25 the toprig looks awfully shaky and stuttery? Thanks for the side by side compare, wonderful

[@TheProjectHavoc]

Great review, just got the Toprig 60 on sale at 339, comes on Monday. Super excited to get crazy with it 🥳

[@NOlimitsON]

Thanks)

[@kaisersnap]

I haven't used sliders before, but understand they can make a big difference. I would like to use it to spice up my music videos a bit. You say that normally you use max 30 cm of the slider. Wouldn't the s40 be more practical option then?

[@NOlimitsON]

It’d be fine for most use cases

[@JamesireV]

9:03 do you mean both the TopRig s40 and s60 has brushless motors? I do not think the Weapon Micro 3 is using a brushless motor, and that is why it is so much louder. Just clarifying!

[@NOlimitsON]

Yes, both

[@JamesireV]

@@NOlimitsON hi, thanks for replying, I hope we are talking about the same thing, the Zeapon Micro3 is NOT using a brushless motor.

[@Paul90955]

Great video

[@NOlimitsON]

Thanks)

[@Valleedbrume]

I don’t get the sound test,on the motors?It’s totally irrelevant.

[@NOlimitsON]

C’mon, it’s more than obvious - you can hear one from 1 meter away and the other one is completely silent! What’s irrelevant?

[@MyBohemianDreams]

@@NOlimitsON He is thinking of only using the slider for B Roll or Product shots where you wouldn't use the audio. I think sliders are perfect for interviews where you would run the risk of picking up the sound of the slider depending on how you are recording the people talking. I would always pick the quiet slider. Thanks for the review.