Manfrotto SYKIT-0034H Magic Carpet Carbon Slider (60cm)

The Dana Dolly Portable Dolly System Rental Kit with universal track ends is a heavy-duty camera dolly platform that rides on 16 custom-modified soft polyurethane wheels that resist flat spotting and use ABEC-7-rated precision bearings providing you with extremely smooth dolly shots. This kit is complete with 75, 100, and 150mm bowl adapters, and comes in a custom flight case. The wheel trucks swivel, allowing the dolly to ride on available straight or curved tracks, which you must source separately. The manufacturer recommends using standard-speed rail or Schedule 80 aluminum pipe of compatible size. The dolly includes two universal track ends, which accept inch and a quarter pipe (standard speed rail) up to 1.9″ O.D., and fit into available standard Junior stand receivers or 5/8″ baby pins. A center support is included for long track runs or when using heavy cameras.

The dolly platform is machined from aluminum and features a standard Mitchell mount including a 2.75″ center hole with a machined key way. The platform incorporates one 3/8″ through hole, one 1/4″-20 threaded hole, and one 3/8″-16 threaded hole on each side of the dolly platform for a total of 6 accessory mounting holes. The rental kit includes a monitor mount with a ball head adapter. The Dana dolly is designed and manufactured in the USA.

Rechargeable battery for either Genie II Linear or Genie II Pan Tilt. This item is manufactured to the highest standards and is available as an optional spare or to replace lost or damaged batteries.

The perfect accessory for adding dynamic motion for time-lapse, panorama and video. The Pan Tilt Bracket provides everything you need to connect two Genie Minis or Genie Mini II’s together for creating smooth pan tilt time-lapse, video and for shooting multi-row panoramas. In addition, combine with the Genie or Genie II Linear for up to 3-axis control.
The pan tilt bracket features the ability for some camera repositioning in both the horizontal and vertical direction in order to center the camera with the motion control hardware, a key requirement for multi-row panorama.