DitoGear OmniSlider
Order nowRich Feature Set
DitoGear™ OmniSlider provides you probably the richest feature set suited for nearly all kinds of cinematography work, be it real time filming, macro shots, speed matching, advanced timelapse operation or stop motion.
High Speed Range
With DitoGear™ OmniSlider you don’t have to change the motors to get different speed ranges. From 1m/3.7s to 1m in 1.5 year your creativity is not limited anymore.
And you don’t have to take a set of keys and hardware to the set.
Intuitive User Interface
The interface of the DitoGear™ OmniSlider delivers all features in a clear and intuitive way – right at your fingertips when you need them.
You’ll love it from the very first moments.
It is that simple!
Noise-Free Operation
Thanks to refined design concepts making use of precise CNC-machined parts and servo motors, the DitoGear™ OmniSlider allows you to feel comfortably on a set, even while working with the sound.
Time for a beer with the sound guy.
Ultimate Precision
The DitoGear™ OmniSlider makes use of high-precision servo motors proprietary technology of controlling them to deliver unmatched positioning precision (up to 0.1mm) and ultimate smoothness of motion which allows you even for shooting macro.
It’s time to say goodbye to jerky shots.
High Payloads
The DitoGear™ OmniSlider is probably the strongest compact slider available on the market. With its horizontal payload of over 70kg and vertical of 15kg it allows you to work with a range of cameras starting from DSLRs, through video, digital cinema to broadcast setups.
Multicam? Also not an issue.
Perfect Repeatability
Thanks to amazing build quality and technologies used, DitoGear™ OmniSlider delivers perfect motion repeatability which you need for advanced match-moving, compositing and sophisticated special effects.
No more limitations.
No more limitations.
And yes, of course we do have a ‘back home’ option.
Low Power Consumption
What’s the most amazing is that you get this performance with really impressive power efficiency.
24h on a portable kit battery?
Rather not an issue.
