The Accsoon TopRig S60 is a compact motorised camera slider designed for smooth, repeatable moves without a large motion-control setup. It offers 425mm of travel, adjustable speed from 0.1-5cm/s, app control, A/B point programming and time-lapse modes. A quiet brushless motor and S-curve start/stop help keep moves fluid, while NP-F or DC power makes it practical on location.
Overview
- Motorised slider for smooth, repeatable camera moves.
- Adjustable movement speed from 0.1-5cm/s.
- A/B point setting for repeatable start and end positions.
- Bluetooth app control through the TopRig app on iOS and Android.
- Built-in time-lapse controls for programmed moves.
- Supports panoramic movement and subject-tracking style setups when used with the integrated pan function.
- Brushless motor designed for quiet, vibration-free operation.
- Can be operated directly from the built-in controls without relying on the app.
Use Cases
- Controlled push-ins, pull-outs and lateral moves for interviews and product shots.
- Repeatable B-roll moves where consistency matters between takes.
- Time-lapse sequences requiring programmed movement over longer periods.
1x Manfrotto Mini Ball Head With Quick Release Plate
3x NP-F550 Battery
1x Dual Charger for NP-F Batteries
1x Accsoon TopRig S60 Spare Belt
1x Accsoon TopRig S60 Bag
1x 3.5mm S2 Remote Shutter Cable
Set your A/B points before fine-tuning speed.
Establish the exact beginning and end of the move first, then adjust travel speed so the timing suits the shot.
Use slower speeds for close-up work.
Macro and tighter focal lengths reveal small changes in movement much more clearly, so slower slider speeds usually produce a more controlled result.
Take advantage of the S-curve start and stop.
The TopRig eases into and out of moves rather than starting abruptly, which helps avoid visible jolts at the beginning and end of a take.
Use app control when the slider is difficult to reach.
Bluetooth control is particularly useful when the unit is mounted low, high or inside a set where touching the slider could disturb the framing.
Keep the camera balanced over the carriage.
Even though the slider can handle 4kg horizontally, keeping the centre of gravity close to the carriage helps the motor move more smoothly and reduces unnecessary strain.
Support both ends on longer setups.
If the slider is mounted between stands or tripods, make sure both sides are stable and level before programming repeat moves.
Use external power for long time-lapses.
NP-F batteries are convenient for normal shooting, but DC power is preferable for extended programmed sequences where you do not want to interrupt the move to change a battery.