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Wireless motion and timelapse control (iFootage Motion S1A3)

Have you ever dreamed of getting yourself a wireless motorized 3-axis slider with programable movements? No? In that case, check out this video and you may change your mind. Let me introduce you to the iFootage motion S1A3. This is the iFootage shark slider: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc... This is the iFootage S1A1 for the shark slider: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc... And this is the whole setup, iFootage S1A3: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc... The technology proves itself over and over again: We have come so far and now us wannabe amazing Hollywood directors also have the chance to make those good looking shots for a decent amount of money. The whole system is called iFootage Motion S1A3 and makes you able to move the camera wirelessly on a slider while tilting and paning. The remote controller has a lot of features like programable movements to create multi layer shots, time-lapses, panorama shots and stop motion. it’s made out of three different equipment/rigs that you can by separately, so if you don’t afford the whole system, you can start of with just the slider called Shark Slider s1. It works great as a manual slider, actually the best I have ever tested. Later you can by the S1A1, which is a add on to the slider for wireless motion control, and then it's the Motion X2 which makes you able to tilt and pan in every direction while sliding wirelessly. I will go through all of those setups in this video, how it works and why it’s perfect for creating stunning time-lapses. Read more about the iFootage equipment on their homepage: http://www.ifootagegear.com Check out Morten Rustad's timelapse movie:    • NORWAY - A Time-Lapse Adventure 4K   And his new time-lapse movie: https://vimeo.com/151390583 Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe to stay tuned with all our new videos! www.axp.no www.facebook.com/andyaxproductions Music by Thomas Leypoldt Thanks to Tor-Andre Stuland, Petter Vik, Morten Rustad and Eskild Fors.