EdelKrone SliderPLUS V2 Medium - A quick review

The SliderPLUS V2 Medium from edelkrone is a slider that uses a unique tracking mechanism that allows the rails of the slider to move with the camera when mounted on a tripod. This gives the slider 24" of sliding range in a unit that is only 17.2" long. Its compact sizes makes it ideal for travel, as it takes of up less room in your camera bag than other sliders with a similar sliding range. The slider supports loads up to 13.2 pounds.
The tracking system works by having two thin bands that are connected to each side of the mounting plate and base plate. When placed on a flat surface, the base plate travels in the opposite direction of the mounting plate. This will yield results of traditional slider. To take advantage of the design, the SliderPLUS V2 needs to be mounted to a tripod. When mounted on a tripod, the movement of the base plate is restricted, causing the rails to move through the base plate in the same direction as the mounting plate.
With traditional sliders, you're often limited to the amount of dolly in/out you can do, because the slider itself usually will end up in the shot eventually. With the SliderPLUS V2, the rails are also retracting backwards with the camera, allowing for longer dolly in/out shots. A lock mechanism can be engaged to keep the slider from moving if the tripod becomes unlevel.

[BryanElliott_]

Great job I’m a new subscriber hope you make some more content

[kaj-nagibe]

Hi quick question do you notice any lag when moving over the middle or center of the slider? Great review and soothing music by Bach my main man.

[roontunes]

thanks for posting this. Do you know if this slider can work with the motorised attachments also made by edelkrone

I am having some bending when I use my c300 mark II when it is on the tripod... Are you having any issues there

[BodeRiis]

What sticks do you use with it? 'cause all my tripod heads are ball heads and not compatible with the slider. The base plates' threads are too small for the edelkrone.

[justinbrewer]

You're so soft spoken lol. You should do children's Audio books