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T H A N K Y O U F O R C H O O S I N G A X L E R .

The Axler CS-CF-30LW Camera Slider is a lightweight and portable

solution for capturing tracking shots and push-ins that can add

artistic and cinematic elements to your video productions. With

19 mm carbon fiber rails that support up to 18 pounds, this slider

is capable of accommodating DSLR cameras, camcorders, and

mirrorless cameras. Six wheels assure quiet and smooth tracking

along the rails for fluid camera motion that a microphone won't pick

up. A brake lever is conveniently located on the side of the base.

The aluminum camera base employs a 1/4-inch mounting stud for a

video head or ball head, and it includes a 3/8-inch adapter bushing if

a larger stud is needed. 1/4- and 3/8-inch mounting sockets on the

bottom mounting plate and on the end pieces will accommodate

lights, microphones, and other accessories for your rig. Adjustable

outrigger feet can be fine-tuned for stability on uneven surfaces.

U S I N G T H E S L I D E R O N A TA B L E T O P

1. Loosen the leg adjustment knobs, and move each leg to the desired

height. Then tighten the knobs until the legs

are secure.

2. Fine-tune the height of each foot by

twisting it up or down until the slider is

stable and doesn't wobble.

3. Lock the feet by tightening the nuts until

they are flush against the legs.

M O U N T I N G T H E C S - C F - 3 0 L W

The CS-CF-30LW can be mounted on a single

tripod. For added stability, the slider can be

supported by two tripods or light stands.

Note: To avoid wobbling and camera shake,

use sand bags or other weights to stabilize

your tripods or light stands.

M O U N T I N G O N O N E T R I P O D

1. Center the camera base on the slider, and

lock it down with the brake.

2. Align the appropriate mounting hole on

the bottom of the camera base with the

mounting post of the tripod, and screw the

tripod in.

Tip: It may be easier to turn the slider

upside down to screw in the tripod.