Neewer Scaled Camera Table Dolly Slider with 22 pounds/10 kilograms Load Capacity Skater Design Aluminum Rods Rotatable Rubber Wheels 1/4-inch 3/8-inch Screw Threads for DSLRs Video Camcorders (Black)

Note: The Camera, smart phone, hot shoe mount and phone clamp are NOT included.Description:The mobile dolly is designed to help you create more dynamic shots on flat surfaces like table, ground, etc, adding cool video to your digital skill set, or just make it easy for you to do your own creative projects using a hand-held HD camcorder, video-ready DSLR, or professional video camera.It features adjustable aluminum rods, scale marks, rotatable rubber wheels, and 1/4-inch 3/8-inch screw holes. The precise scale on the disc helps you slide your camera in the right direction, with red lock screw.1/4-inch 3/8-inch Screw Threads allow you to mount your camera directly onto the dolly, or use an articulate arm or ball head for shooting at any angle you want.Its skate design allows you to track the action, follow your subject, keep up with dynamic scenarios, while maintaining shots that are steady, smooth and dramatic.Rotatable rubber wheels enable you to shoot quietly and smoothly and adjust shooting directions as you like.Aluminum rods are adjustable. You can set them for a straight path, curves or complete circles. Rods balance has been tested to ensure a steady, safe ride for your camera equipment.Specifications:Color: BlackMaterial: Aluminum Board with Rubber WheelWheel Diameter: 2.25 inches/5.7 centimetersLoad Capacity: Up to 22 pounds/10 kilogramsPackage Content:1 x Scaled Camera Table Dolly (Black)

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