Ever wanted a Camera Slider? This Tutorial shows you, how to build a professional camera slider out of an IKEA Curtain Rail. This Slider is even strong enough to support a heavy full frame DSLR Camera.
You can get almost everything for this DSLR Slider at IKEA. The only things you need to acquire somewhere else is the Ball Head and the screws. This Setup will work with pretty much every Ball Head or Fluid Motion Head.
To build the slider you need IKEA’s three railed curtain rail called VIDGAR and the cheapest chopping board they have to offer. The LEGITIM. Also you’ll the Sliders for the Curtain Rail.
The whole gear costs 20€ It’ll be hard to find a cheaper and easier solution to build a Camera Slider that can deliver such fluid motions.
If you follow my instructions and work precisely you’ll end up with a very inexpensive and rigid slider for your DSLR, that can be easily further optimized or retrofitted.
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