07Sep Cinevate’s Atlas 10 DSLR Camera Slider
Unboxing the Cinevate Atlas 10 Linear Tracking System
Just got done talking about Cinevate’s innovation in the DSLR camera market with the recent announcement of the Cyclops system, and I was quickly reminded about a not yet available ‘Atlas 10′ camera slider. Cinevate hands down already makes some of the best darn ‘camera sliders’ a.k.a ‘Linear tracking Systems’, so what else can they truly be improving upon? We’ll just have to wait and see what all the buzz is about on this new Cinevate Atlas 10, but one lucky gentleman got an early preview and threw up a sneak peek video unboxing.
Cinevate Inc Atlas 30 LTS with 100mm Bow
One of the more popular readily available sliders is the Cinevate Atlas 30 LTS. Using two linear rods instead of the usual single track proved to be one of the lightest and smoothest designs. The photos of the new Atlas 10 uses something completely different with the rails tucked away inside of a hollowed track. There are a ton of photos and a full write up with more descriptions and details about this mythological Cinevate Atlas 10 Camera slider from the links over at the video page here: http://vimeo.com/14074140.
September 7th, 2010 at 11:35 pm
Hi, just wanted to introduce myself as the person who created the atlas 10 sneak peek video
. A friend of mine alerted me to this post so it’s interesting to see where the influx of new views are coming from. Thanks for the mention, cheers. -Randy
September 8th, 2010 at 6:43 am
Its a shame that it costs soo much, I would love one.
September 8th, 2010 at 7:14 am
Nice to meet you Randy, you lucky dog. Put in a good word to Cinevate for me. LOL.
September 8th, 2010 at 8:01 am
Hey Emm, will do, hehe
. Chris, I’m told the Atlas 10 will start in the ballpark of $500. I’m working on a coupon code and if I do get one, I’ll be sure to share it with Emm and his viewership. Thanks.
September 8th, 2010 at 10:39 am
Nice, would love to share any Cinevate promotions through this website. Thanks.