Kamerar S-47 47in Slider for Video Camera Mark 2
Kamerar S-47 47in Slider for Video Camera Mark 2
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Kamerar S-47 47in Slider for Video Camera Mark 2

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Kamerar S-47 47in Slider for Video Camera Mark 2

Kamerar S-47 47in Slider for Video Camera Mark 2

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Kamerar S-47 47" Slider for Video Camera

Kamerar's S-47 Video camera slider offers almost 4 Feet of tracking in a lightweight unit. Custom designed from the ground up, the all metal slider is machined with a black anodized finish to provide lasting durability. The red anodized carrier slides using Kamerar's compound friction bearings for smooth noise-free operation.

Mounting Options

The Slider can also be tripod mounted with both 1/4-20 and 3/8" threads located under the linear rail. The Carrier offers a 1/4-20 male thread for mounting a Ball Head or Video Fluid Head.

  • 1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 Mounting Holes
  • Black Anodized Linear Rail
  • Red Anodized Slider Carrier w/ Bubble Level
  • Compound Friction Plate for Low Noise Tracking
  • Adjustable Feet for Leveling

1x 47" K-47 Video Camera Slider

Frequently asked questions

What is a camera slider actually for?

Producing smooth, controlled lateral movement in a shot, the sliding push or pull that adds production value to interviews, product video and cinematic sequences, which handheld movement cannot replicate cleanly.

How much travel does the S-47 give?

Almost 4 feet of tracking distance, giving genuine room for a slow reveal or a tracking shot rather than the few inches some compact sliders offer.

How smooth is the movement?

Compound friction bearings are what keep the carrier moving smoothly and quietly, which matters because any grinding or catching in the slide shows up directly as jerky footage.

Is it heavy to transport?

It is a lightweight unit despite being all-metal, machined for durability without the weight of a fully solid design, making it more practical to carry to a shoot than a heavier alternative.

Will it hold a mirrorless or DSLR camera?

Check the maximum load rating on the listing against your camera and lens combined weight, since exceeding a slider's rated capacity affects both smoothness and long-term mechanism wear.