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Gavin Taylor Photography & Films
United Kingdom
Приєднався 4 лют 2008
Gavin Taylor Photography - short films and animations
Shooting with the colour Red - Challenge yourself
Challenge yourself to photography the colour red - this week blog is about making you think about the colour red and how you can you use it in photography
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Відео
Vlog - Cleaning my Nikon lenses
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Not the most exciting thing to do but a very important part of photography
Bank Holiday - Testing the Mavic Air
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flying over the garden testing the controls
Using the drone over Derwent
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A bit of practice over the derwent water and forest walks with a couple of people and sheep to help with the drama
Easy Cheap DIY Slider for DSLR camera with motor for less than £90.00
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I have seen many videos on this from lots of people all from the US mostly I have put together this I have bought the slider as I do not have the means for any drilling or garage workspace so easy to complete The links to the items I got are below Neewer Carbon Fiber Camera Track Slider by Neewer Link: amzn.eu/d/fVhQe6i KEESIN AA 3V Battery holder case plastic battery storage box with ON / OFF ...
Lavender Cottage Natural Therapy
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Our first promo video have a look at what we offer and book today for a lovely experience.
DJI Mavic Air at St Annes Beach practice flight
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Drone at St Annes using my DJI Mavic Air - great piece of equipment
Good day friend, what a good video, could you make one for me, how much would you charge me? I paid the shipping to Mexico, could you?
This is a great diy idea for motorised slider but it will cost me $136 after adding all the components. I can buy a ready made for $160 with warranty. Don't get me wrong and you did a great job.
Excelent, than you very much for the links
The motor seems to be very quiet, almost silent, right ?
I followed your instructions and everything works great, except at low speeds. the movement is not fluid, it could improve with a tl smooter like this: www.amazon.it/gp/product/B07GR5SNNG/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=3414&creative=21718&creativeASIN=B07GR5SNNG&linkCode=as2-21&tag = eb21b7e7e1c9f9e4022f04c599eb3421 thanks.
Great set of photos, lots of inspiration, especially like the strawberry one, great idea, thanks for sharing 😁
Hey. Thanks for your video. I just ordered the parts. When powering up the controller it just shows a 8. Motor does not turn. Maybe you have any Idee? Thanks!
I only use 1-5 for it do not really need the others
Gavin Taylor Photography & Films thanks for your reply. I think the controller does have some Problems. I will Order a new one. It does Not move the Motor.
Hi, I noticed that this post was two years ago, but I found it most reliable and the end result is most achievable solution on youtube DIY slider. Thanks for the wonderful work. I went ahead and bought the all components as listed, hopefully I can get the same result/performance as it was really easy when watch you do it. Thanks
Thank you! Exactly what i want to do. Do you think it can hold a 3kg dlsr?
I wold think so my camera is quite heavy and big lense on it
@@mrxgavin1 I m planning to do it! Thanks
Nor easy to talk to yourself Gavin but you did well! And the beard is going to look great so keep it growing and post the progress.....
great work! i have ordered the items, the power pack is 12v 8000mh; is good for long time use? and sorry, can you publish the electronic scheme for dummies? thanks. enrico
is there any noise & vibration with stepper motor
there is slight noise but very mimimum as you can hear from the video
Managed to put together a motorized slider controlled by wifi ua-cam.com/video/eNCBHh9nogc/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/TDfxhd-OpbU/v-deo.html
What size is the L bracket?
I will check that out for you and update the sizes of bolts and bracket the wiring was connected end to end to create the circuit
@@mrxgavin1 Thanks, any timeline on when you will provide update.. i have all the parts now and would like to put it together, thanks
@@ravkhangurra7522 hi Rav tonight I get back tonight and let you know
@@ravkhangurra7522 Hi there the bolts are 4mm diameter and length is 40mm the L bracket is 30mm
@5-Minute TechTime B&Q for the bolts and washers
At last!! Thanks so much for this - I have been looking at so many of these sorts of DIY sliders and they all seem to involve Arduinos, rotary encoders, LCD displays and all of the associated programming headaches. This looks like it will do exactly what I want and can be easily set up by someone with the limited skills I possess. Parts ordered! Thanks again for sharing this.
Great no problem worked well
@@mrxgavin1 Well, I made this and it worked great ... for a few minutes. After a while the small chip on the back of the PCB gets massively hot and the stepper motor only runs intermittently - on for a second, off for a second and so forth.
@@mickymazda1 hi it is does get warm but only used it for short periods then switch off to save batteries so never got that hot for me to notice it sorry not sure about the stepper motor as mine worked very well as on the video tested it again and no issues not too sure what it might be maybe check the connections hope it works thanks
@@mrxgavin1 I want to build this also. I am not an engineer; you are using a stepper motor rated at 12v but supplying only 4.5 volts (3 AA batteries in series = 4.5v). Is it possible that is why the overheating is occurring?
My mistake! The battery case is 3v, not 3 AA batteries. Much less than 4.5v. I think that is a problem.
Thank you very much for the ideas presented. It seems to me the simplest and most advanced method. That's why I ordered the parts. Still, it seems to me that at the last shot at the slider's slowest pace there is a rhythmic braking movement, probably because the plastic tape touches the slider easily, but after seeing more videos with stepper motors I think that at the slowest speed, the engine itself is jerking...
Nice build. I built one similar to this a year or so ago. I used a cheap long slider like yours and built a pan tilt head with a few additional parts. vimeo.com/253331349
Very ingenious! What about the motor noise, is it noisy? Does the board overheat when being used extensively? Cheers!
The noise is very little at the low speeds I would say it does not really effect me as I am filming products and add in sound and the board does not really heat up at all