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Macro Focusing Rail Slider Close-up Shooting Camera Support for Tripod Head

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￡55.73 piece

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Macro Focusing Rail Slider Close-up Shooting Camera Support for Tripod Head

Features:

1. Main body made of Aviation Aluminum, CNC precisely machined, surface anodized, the maximum size with knob is about 203mm long, 106mm wide, and 34mm high, net weight is about 420g;

2. With stainless steel gear spiral zoom lever, stainless steel clutch, intermeshing helical power transmission, can move back and forth in precise mm distance for micro-adjustment focusing, convenient for close-up photography of micro object, the tested maximum horizontal load weight is about 3.4kg;

3. The width of the clamp on the slider is about 73mm, with spirit level, Arca-Swiss / RRS standard fit; the slider is about 150mm long, bottom is designed with quick release plate structure of Arca-Swiss / RRS standard fit;

4. Compatible with Arca-Swiss / RRS / KIRK / WIMBERLEY / MARKINS / SUNWAYFOTO / KANGRINPOCHE / BENRO/SIRUI / MARSACE quick release plate and ballhead of Arca-Swiss / RRS standard fit; suitable for IS-JZ30 / IS-JZ50 / IS-JZ64 / IS-QJ58 / IS-QJ64 / IS-JZ60BK / IS-JZ70BK / IS-JZ80BK.

Specifications:

Outline size: about 203mm long, 106mm wide, and 34mm high (including knob)

Net weight: about 420g

Slide length: about 150mm

Regulating range: about 118mm

Lap length: about 1mm

Maximum load: about 3.4kg

Matters Needing Attention:

1. When using, if it has been screwed to the end, please do not screw it any more, to prevent the clamp off the slider from causing damage, should turn back two circles for next use;

2. The clutch is only used in the fast adjustment; please pay attention to the gear meshing when using, daily use to keep the gear clean, prevent premature wear;

3. When only using one slider, recommend using it with ballhead; when using two in combination, not limited by it, but using with ballhead would be more convenient.

Package Including:

1 x All Metal 150mm Macro Focusing Rail Slider IS-MFR150

(Note: The slider need be used with quick release plate which is not included in the listing, and the other items in the photos not listed here are for illustrating only, not included)

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Model:: IS-MFR150

Color:: Black and red

Material:: Aviation Aluminum

Total Length:: 203mm

Total Height:: 34mm

Total Width:: 106mm

Net weight::: about 420g

Slide length:: about 150mm

Regulating range:: about 118mm

Lap length:: about 1mm

Maximum load:: about 3.4kg

Compatible :: Compatible with Arca-Swiss / RRS / KIRK / WIMBERLEY / MARKINS / SUNWAYFOTO / KANGRINPOCHE / BENRO/SIRUI / MARSACE quick release plate and ballhead of Arca-Swiss / RRS standard fit

Matters Needing Attention:: 1. When using, if it has been screwed to the end, please do not screw it any more, to prevent the clamp off the slider from causing damage, should turn back two circles for next use; ,2. The clutch is only used in the fast adjustment; please pay attention to the gear meshing when using, daily use to keep the gear clean, prevent premature wear; ,3. When only using one slider, recommend using it with ballhead; when using two in combination, not limited by it, but using with ballhead would be more convenient.

Package Including:: 1 x All Metal 150mm Macro Focusing Rail Slider IS-MFR150,(Note: The slider need be used with quick release plate which is not included in the listing, and the other items in the photos not listed here are for illustrating only, not included)

Reviews (11)

ByT***gSaturday, 13 July 2019

looking very good . thanks seller for the good products

ByJames R. SullivanFriday, 14 June 2019

Works as advertised. My only complaint is the stiff action from the screws.

ByJYorkFriday, 14 June 2019

Excellent rail! I am always skeptical of items that have 100% satisfaction rating, but it seems warranted here. I just received this and it is very well made and smooth to operate. It is light weight but doesn't seem to flex or have any backlash on the worm gear. Speaking of that, this has a steel worm gear and metal "shoe" (not sure the technical term for it) that rides on it. When you push in on the release on the side, the shoe moves away from the worm gear and you can move the whole assembly forward or back quickly. It has a friction knob on the side, but being a worm drive I don't know why. They are not prone to slipping. As to weight handling: I am using a Fuji X-E1 with a Vivitar Series 1 90 macro and there are no issues. I know that is no where near what the spec says this is rated for, but that's what I use and the rail works perfect with it. Very happy with this item.

The friction screw is for when you press in the clutch to disengage the gears, so a heavy rig won’t slide too easily down the rails.

By Robert Sunday, 24 November 2019

ByScott D. TurnerFriday, 14 June 2019

The quality of this product is quite evident the moment you open it and feel the precision of the gears, the smoothness of the finish and the precision scaling. Even the simple instructions are understandable.

BySagitTaurusFriday, 14 June 2019

The quality of the product just exceeded my expectation. It does what it says on the product information. The screw drives perfectly smooth without any loss of motion. I highly recommend this to all photographers who are planning to go for macro photography and photo stacking. I love it.

ByBarbara MathewsFriday, 14 June 2019

Well built and works great with the arca swiss clamp must have if you like macro photography

ByTeffFriday, 14 June 2019

great product, especially for the price. great build, great quality...

ByLagomorphFriday, 14 June 2019

This is a well-made unit - nicely finished and smoothly functioning. There is little side-to-side play, and what does exist. is constant along the length of the rails. There is a little hysteresis in the drive screw - as you change direction of travel, there is a small amount of "lost motion". This can be overcome by steadily approaching your final focus point from one direction, if very fine and constant increments are needed (as in focus stacking). For more general work, the precision of the device is quite adequate. The design of this unit uses a screw drive, while many others in its price range use a rack and pinion mechanism, which is faster to move but it is less precise. This is a good performer at a reasonable price.

ByAmazon ReviewerFriday, 14 June 2019

Verified Purchase. I don't write many reviews although I do a lot of Amazon shopping, but the quality of this Macro Focusing Rail by Shoot is way beyond what I expected. Being a mechanical engineer, I appreciate a well made product and this is one. The manufacturing quality of the IS-MFR150 is what you would expect from a custom machine shop. It is almost to the level that you want to put it on display. The assembly of the screw drive mechanism is spot on with no backlash what soever. The movement is extremely smooth, something you would not expect in a product costing so little. I am using an Olympus OM-D EMI MKII with the accessory battery holder and the OLY 60mm macro lens weighing in at 3 lb 4 oz, which the macro focusing rail supported with no problem. I'm not sure how it would perform with a heavier camera/lens combo. However, It does appear to be able to hold and focus a heavier camera/lens combo. I'm sure you can find many macro focusing rails costing much much more than the Shoot unit, but quality wise, this is near the top.

ByQuestion:Friday, 14 June 2019

Is there any “play” or “slop” or “backslash” when it is unlocked? In another word, does it feel loose?

When the quick release button is unlocked, there is about 1/2 mm play. . . That may be deliberate, in order to permit locking down even if just slightly off the threads of the main screw.

By Answer: Friday, 14 June 2019

ByQuestion:Friday, 14 June 2019

When unlocked, at 45 degree angle, would the camera slide downward (due to gravity)?

Only if you press the quick-lock button, and even then, it would have to be a heavy camera.

By Answer Friday, 14 June 2019

No. In my experience the slide does not move even when unlocked with the weight of camera lens mounted.

By Answer Friday, 14 June 2019