There are many great video sliders available to photographers, but the Waterbird Multislider is the first flexible photo track on the market.
Developed in Austria by a team of engineers and nature photographers, the Multislider is entirely flexible, allowing the user to adjust the radius of the curve while still acting as a steady track. This could be very useful in nature photography for time-lapse shots, smooth motion effects or circling around an object. The track can be placed vertically or horizontally, making for an ultra flexible photo track. The user is able to control the speed of the track using an app so even more intimate shots are available. The track is made up of several small segments added together so the track should be available in either three set lengths or a custom length.
The Waterbird Multislider flexible photo track is set to be released this summer.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Flexible Photo Tracks
- The development of flexible photo tracks presents an opportunity for photographers to capture unique and dynamic shots with ease.
- Adjustable Radius Technology
- The use of adjustable radius technology in photography equipment opens up new possibilities for creating captivating time-lapse shots and smooth motion effects.
- App-controlled Camera Tracks
- The integration of app-controlled camera tracks provides photographers with greater control and precision over their shots, enhancing the overall shooting experience.
Where This Applies
- Photography Equipment
- The development of adjustable photography tracks creates opportunities for manufacturers to innovate and provide photographers with more versatile and customized equipment options.
- Nature Photography
- The introduction of flexible photo tracks in nature photography allows photographers to capture stunning shots of wildlife and natural landscapes from unique angles and perspectives.
- Videography
- The incorporation of flexible photo tracks in videography enables filmmakers to achieve smooth and creative camera movements, elevating the quality and impact of their videos.
