Syrp Magic Carpet Pro hands-on review

In this review, Erik takes a look at the heavy duty Magic Carpet Pro from Syrp. This slider can handle larger, heavier cinecameras like the URSA Mini Pro, C300 MKII and RED cameras.
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[@Photographicelements]

Great review. Sounds like there is finally a lighter replacement for the Dana dolly system, that one person can carry to the beach.

[@yaptv]

Thanks!

[@BryanBenoitPhoto]

yes your reviews because they always go over the practical stuff..

[@DuffTV]

Great video, Thanks.

[@WolfmansBrother]

Great review. Any idea how loud the motion control motors are. Usable in an interview setting?

[@graugaming74]

Erik, would you be able to tell me how you've mounted the SYRP Pro to your tripod? Thanks!

[@CreateConsumeRepeat]

Same question.

[@sidsfilms]

Hi! Thank you for this video. Is it possible to mount the whole system upside down for low angle shots? Thanx

[@okaufmac]

Great, thorough review. Curious to know how you mitigate slider sag on this system as the camera passes from side to side.

[@ahmedagbabiaka]

Owen, to minimize the movement you can attach the slider directly to a half bowl leveler and a very sturdy bowl tripod (Manfrotto 536). But the only way to completely remove the sag at the ends is to use 2 tripods. This occurs on every slider on the market when using a long slider with just one tripod btw.

[@danmonro1]

I use monopods on either end with a longer or heavier setup on my Rhino slider.

[@sidsfilms]

Hi! Thank you for this video. Is it possible to mount the whole system upside down for low angle shots? Thanx

[@Newsshooter]

With the right grip gear anything is possible