GVM GT_60D SLIDER REVIEW & OPERATION

Sometimes you find a product on Amazon and it leads you to products made by the same manufacturer and you also give those products a try. So is the case with the GVM GT-60D. I had purchased 2 of their batteries and then I saw this budget-priced SLIDER so I figured I would give it a try.

I have been wanting to do product arc shots for a long time and this slider has allowed me to do this. I incorporated my gimbal to help achieve this task.

The Slider is made out of aluminum and comes with a wired remote control. At first, the programming can be a bit challenging but once you get the hang of it, it is pretty simple. Tje unit also has 4 leveling feet and a bubble level. Adding a gimbal into the mix makes this truly fun. You can use this Slider's remote to trigger the shutter of your camera to do Time-Lapse photography but that was not something I am presently interested in using this slider for.

Overall, I think this Slider is well made. It is quiet but don't expect to run a camera on this with audio recording unless the microphone is well isolated. The sound of the moving motor will be recorded through conduction of the camera to the Slider.

I would recommend this slider to anyone who wants to add different motion to their time-lapse studies, stills, and video.