DJI Ronin-S Handheld Camera Stabilizer, Video Stabilizer 3-Axis, Max operating speed 75 kph, Tested payload capacity 3.6 kg, Max battery life 12 hrs, Professional Stability, Innovative Design

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The front of the gimbal includes the trigger and USB charging port; the follow focus knob can be mounted on either side or removed completely. The base of the gimbal connects to the battery with a very solid lever.

Timelapses and Motionlapses are effective techniques to display the passage of time and movement in a cinematic way. Motionlapse | Shot on Ronin-SC Sport Mode My overwhelming sense with the Ronin-S was just how easy it was for a novice to get going with it. With just a little thought given to the kinds of motion you want to make (and which you want the device to correct), it was pretty easy to get to the point where I could just start shooting and learn how to move with it. Smoothing - When the value is increased, the Ronin-S will slow down for a smooth shot. When at 0, the Ronin-S will abruptly stop.

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Added photo capture, video recording, autofocus, and focus pull support for Canon EOS R cameras with supported RF mount lenses. To use autofocus on the Canon EOS R, press down halfway on the gimbal’s camera control button. It's also worth noting that the rubberized grip on the handle is comfortable and easy to hold, and the shape insures that you can tell which way it's oriented at any time even without glancing at it. Remote camera control The Ronin-S supports almost any DSLR or mirrorless camera setup on the market, offering direct camera control. Stay Focused The Ronin-S supports a range of DSLR and mirrorless cameras from a number of manufacturers. These include Nikon, Canon, Panasonic and more. The battery is charged through the USB-C port on the grip and will take around two and a half hours.

DJI are currently in the process of speaking to camera manufacturers about integration, so we should see further development. There are five buttons for the basic control of the Ronin-S. Some buttons will be similar to previous gimbals from the DJI Ronin and Osmo ranges. Currently, Panasonic offers the greatest levels of compatibility with their GH5 and GH5S models working with all aspects of the Ronin-S. However, different cameras have varying levels of connection. DJI Ronin-S remains a powerful professional-level camera gimbal, but with incredible upgrades like carbon fiber construction, a built-in touchscreen, and added stabilization technologies such as the Titan Stabilization Algorithm and SuperSmooth, DJI RS 2 takes professional filmmaking to a whole new level. If you want the most advanced filmmaking solution for camera stabilizers in this size and price category, DJI RS 2 is an unbeatable choice. For those not accustomed to working with a stabilization system, the Ronin-S may initially appear daunting, but it can deliver professional looking camera moves with surprisingly little experience. I think most shooters who need this kind of solution for their work are going to look at it as a no-brainer compared to many other options, and with a bit of practice even beginners will be able to get great results. I think most shooters who need this kind of solution for their work are going to look at it as a no-brainer compared to many other options, and with a bit of practice even beginners will be able to get great results.The gimbal is rated to support up to 3.6kg (7.9 lbs), nearly the same as the Ronin-M, and is capable of balancing fairly large zooms as well, including the Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM, the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR and the Sony E 18–200 mm F3.5–6.3 OSS LE. The Ronin-S features a built-in 2400 mAh battery within its grip. The battery is capable of powering the Ronin for up to 12 hours if properly utilised.