DIY: Slider Igus motorisé idéale pour les Timelapses | Christophe MILET / Videographer HDSLR / Video & Multimedia producer / Rich Media Consultant / Bordeaux Depuis quelques temps et pour différents projets, je me suis penché sur la réalisation d’un slider motorisé pour produire des séquences à base de « Timelapse ». Il existe bien évidemment des solutions ou des produits commercialisés sur le net mais avant tout et surtout comme à mon habitude, je souhaitais obtenir un slider motorisé à un prix raisonnable, léger, adapté à mes besoins et au « nomadisme ». Après de multiples recherches sur le net, l’analyse de certaines réalisations, un soupçon de réflexion, une pincée de patience et une cuillère d’huile de coude, j’ai réussi après quelques adaptations nécessaires, à assembler différents élèments pour obtenir l’objet tant attendu. Constitué d’une glissière Igus associé à un moteur auto-alimenté d’une vitesse de rotation lente et d’un développé capable de supporter une translation d’un poids conséquent (rotule+boîtier+optique), cet ensemble nous propose un système idéal pour réaliser des time-lapses. Quelques détails du slide motorisé:
bdring/camera-slider PT Detail Build An Amazing Super Versatile DIY Time Lapse Dolly I was literally screaming with joy when Derek Mellott (you know Derek, he likes Barbeque and time lapse movies) showed me his latest Time Lapse Slider Dolly. Then, I literally fell from my chair when he suggested to share the build with DIYP readers. Now, every once in a while we have a “dare” tutorial, one that will kill an entire month of weekends (and then some). Those are not for the faint of heart, but the results and satisfaction from completing one of those projects in unbelievable. (But hey, you know what, even if you just pick up one of the ideas in this post, it would rock. The movie comes first – this should get you motivated – then the instructions. This is how I built my time lapse dolly, it was made with a whole bunch of trial and error, hopefully this will help you build yours. A lot of the stuff I used I had on hand, don’t know where I got it, or have no idea what it worth but I’ll do my best at giving you a complete list of what I used and where you might get it. Parts
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» Chronocontroller The Chronos Project The heart of the Chronos system is the Chronocontroller featuring ChronosTimer 1.5 time lapse engine. This can also be setup to control any stepper driven timelapse system, including rotational axis and lens controllers. Price $259.99 USD, Shipped Continental US Includes Chronocontroller. Shipping within the USA and APO addresses. Price $274.99 USD, Shipped Worldwide Includes Chronocontroller. Add a 8xAA Battery Holder for $5.00 (use 1.5v batteries only, no enelooops) Controller Features Simple to use interface using the Chronos 2.0 software package makes setup extremely fast and intuitive, even when programming complex movement patterns.No dealing with “Inches per minute” and Interval count to determine the number of shots. Timelapse Motion control Live motion Control Real time continuous motion control for real time dolly movements (requiring a dolly setup with a motor/drivetrain capable of realtime moves)Assignable virtual limit switches and instant A-B Keyframe distance scaling.