Davide DB Posted Friday at 11:34 AM Posted Friday at 11:34 AM 19 hours ago, Ar Splujer said: Not only for macro but as you say for wide angle or semi wide angle. Actually on my example with WA shots I swim with the camera in my hands. 19 hours ago, Ar Splujer said: But precisely, on this instrument, how could we add rolls to then put the tripod Hummm you will probably have to make some modifications, or else: If the feet have a common thread (1/4“ or M8-M10 you might find compatible 1” balls. Another option: many sliders have a 1/4” photo attachment at the bottom to mount them on tripods. you could take advantage of it to attach a plate with 1" balls. However, regarding the equipment used on professional productions, for sliders you don't use ball bearings but use Teflon friction bearings or similar materials. There is a company that sells all the parts, and in the catalog there are also parts designed to work underwater. They also supposedly have a technical consulting service to help make custom solutions. there are also lots of projects in the film and TV field on their page. I leave links below for those who would like to learn more: Parts: https://www.igus.eu/product/940?C=DE&L=en&artNr=WW-10-30-10-SL-HKA Custom projects for camera sliders: https://www.igus.eu/industry/camera-technology Last but not the least, if you are looking for ready to use bespoken solutions: https://www.waterproofmedia.co.uk/ 1 1
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