Product Summary:
The Edelkrone Slider Wing15 is a heavy-duty, ultra-portable camera slider designed for professional filmmakers and serious photographers traveling in Japan. It utilizes Edelkrone’s unique mechanical design to deliver a substantial sliding distance of approximately forty centimeters while maintaining an exceptionally compact footprint for storage.
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Contact Jasumo Now →With a robust load capacity of up to seven kilograms, the Wing15 is engineered to support professional-grade equipment, including heavier DSLR and mirrorless cameras with large aperture lenses and compact camcorders. Despite its power, it remains highly portable, weighing only two kilograms (plus the included three hundred forty gram head).
Quick Highlights:
- High Load Capacity of up to seven kilograms for professional setups.
- Compact Travel Size with an ample forty-centimeter slide distance.
- Ideal for DSLR Cameras with large, heavy lenses and camcorders.
- Portable and Lightweight with a total weight of about two point three four kilograms (including head).
- Includes Free-Angle Head for quick and flexible camera framing.
- Manual Operation provides exceptionally smooth, cinematic slides.
Product Details / Description:
Elevate your professional video production in Japan with the smooth, controlled movement of the Edelkrone Slider Wing15. Designed to handle heavier rigs, this slider ensures you can achieve high-quality, linear camera motion in a travel-friendly form, perfect for capturing sweeping cinematic scenes or detailed close-ups.
About the Product
The Slider Wing15 employs an ingenious folding mechanism that allows the camera carriage to travel up to forty centimeters, effectively minimizing its size for packing (storing at only eighteen point four cm in length). This combination of long travel and compact form factor is a huge advantage for location shooting.
This rental includes a robust, free-angle ball head (weighing three hundred forty grams) that mounts directly to the slider, simplifying the process of setting your camera angle. The necessary three eighths inch to quarter inch screw conversion adapter is also supplied, ensuring compatibility with your professional camera gear.
Key Features
- Achieves approximately forty centimeters of stable camera travel.
- Supports heavy camera equipment up to seven kilograms.
- Stored dimensions are eighteen point four cm by seven cm by ten point two cm.
- Manual operation provides precise, quiet sliding motion.
- Included ball head and screw adapter facilitate immediate use.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Maximum Load Capacity | seven kg |
| Approximate Slide Distance | forty cm |
| Stored Dimensions | eighteen point four cm x seven cm x ten point two cm |
| Slider Weight (Approximate) | two kg |
| Included Head Weight | three hundred forty g |
What’s in the box (Included Items):
- Edelkrone Slider Wing15
- Free-angle head
- three eighths inch to quarter inch screw conversion adapter
- Instruction manual
Where This Product Can Be Used:
- Professional commercial shoots requiring stable movement of large cameras.
- Filming with heavy cinema prime lenses or large aperture lenses.
- Creating dynamic interviews and documentary segments with controlled background movement.
- Capturing subtle parallax and depth in architectural and landscape videography.
- Anywhere a high load capacity, portable slider is required on location in Japan.
Why Tourists Rent From Us
- English-speaking customer support for easy communication.
- Accept foreign credit cards, making transactions hassle-free.
- No Japanese phone number required for booking or communication.
- Offer hotel and Airbnb delivery across major Japanese cities.
- Easy and clear return process designed for travelers.
Book with Jasumo:
If you are ready to rent this product, you can contact us with the Product Name, the Rental start date and end date, your delivery Location, and other important details you want to share. After we get a request from you, our team will start communicating with you as soon as possible.
Faqs:
Why is the Wing15 recommended for professional-grade camcorders and large lenses?
The Wing15 has a high load capacity of seven kilograms, which is double that of most compact travel sliders. This allows it to safely and smoothly support heavier professional equipment, including DSLRs with long, fast zoom lenses or small professional camcorders.
How is the travel distance of forty centimeters achieved in such a small slider?
The Edelkrone design employs a revolutionary system where the camera carriage moves across two extending arms, doubling the effective travel distance relative to the slider’s folded length.
Does the Edelkrone Slider Wing15 require a battery or any external power?
No, the Slider Wing15 is a manual slider. It is operated entirely by hand, relying on its precision mechanical design to deliver smooth, controllable motion without any need for power or batteries.
What is the total weight I will be carrying with the Wing15?
The slider itself weighs two kilograms, and the included free-angle head weighs three hundred forty grams, making the total weight of the slide system about two point three four kilograms.
Can I use my own tripod head with the Wing15 instead of the included free-angle head?
Yes, the slider typically features a standard three eighths inch screw mount (and includes a quarter inch adapter), allowing you to remove the included free-angle head and attach your preferred tripod head or ball head, provided it is compatible.
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