Dji Ronin 2 Camera Stabilizer

[Aluminum] Having used several hand-held stabilizers, from the original Pilotfly�FunnyGO 3-Axis Handheld Stabilizers to Ronin-M, this is certainly the most solidly-built stabilizer I've seen, and able to handle serious loads! It's ability to carry heavy loads, design allowing access to the LCD panels on the back of most cameras, its seamless operation, and a fast balancing time makes this a stabilizer a serious heavy-weight pro contender. I am using it with a GH5. They are soon to release their tiny Nucleus-N ("n" for nano) wireless focus puller — a brilliant and super-impact, lightweight focus puller — for this and other stabilizers. A brilliant system, and one costing only 4oo.oo (wireless range 150') this combo will prove to be unbeatable! The G2X also comes in a small but rugged hard carrying case, and can be used with many non-proprietary rosette-based components, making this a complete stater setup, and a versatile and inexpensive solution. DJI's new Ronin S is probably going to prove to have a few more bells and whistles, but it will also likely cost 3 times as much to own and operate, once you've bought into their wireless focusing solution and proprietary batteries: be warned! And I LOVE DJI's products, but... I can highly recommend this for anyone's pro gear collection. Just be careful when you flip this for underslung mode. It only works in one direction, but this is an acceptable trade-off for access to the camera's LCD. DJI has already copied this feature, but I doubt that any other single handed brushless 3-axis stabilizer would have stronger (and QUIETER!) motors than the G2X? 3 Thumbs up!

[4.35 lb] I was a DJI guy with the ronin-m and the original ronin. Then when I looked into a new stabilizer I was between the Ronin 2 and the Movi Pro. After using both the Movi Pro was the obvious choice. One of the biggest issues I had with the Ronin was just the weight of it. Even with no camera on it it is almost twice the weight of the Movi. I use my stabilizer mostly handheld so the wight is a big factor. even with how light weight the Movi is it can still take quite a payload not as much as the Ronin 2 but if your not trying to run 30lb builds it is more then enough. I run a Red epic package with Cine lenses and a follow focus and it takes that like a champ. Freefly also has tons of accessories for the Movi to help and outfit it in anyway that you could think of. My only issue with the Movi is the top handle takes 4 little (easy to loose) screws that need to be put in every time it comes out of the case. for such an easy quick connect system I figured there would be a better way to attach the handle. I also wish it had the locks that the Ronin 2 has to help in setting up the camera package without it moving around.

[Black / Silver] A must have if you own a DJI ronin

[0.145 lb] Must have for Dji Ronin!

A must have if you own a DJI ronin

[1x HDMI Male] Perfect for any monitor on camera use but would recommend getting a longer cord for a stabilizer such as the ronin S or anything like that. If you go to the products menu there is a 3 foot cord the same brand braided.

[Black] I tried this stabilizer on my DJI Osmo camera with an adapter and besides the Gimball stability this camera has, the stabilizer gives an extra stability making the shoot look super smooth

[Aluminum] Sturdy addition for my camera. I purchased another for my DJI Ronin Ring to use it in suitcase mode.

[Black] I needed an offset Plate for BMPCC 6K Camera with DJI Ronin-S. This works!

[0.28 oz / 8 g] I purchased this cable to connect my Sony A7iii to my DJI Ronin RS3 Pro Combo after the USB-C to USB-C connection from the gimbal to the camera was engaging PC remote & disabled SteadyShot on the camera. After numerous trials and tribulations, I took a gamble buying yet another cable... you know how that goes... Anyways, I'm happy to report if you are experiencing this issue, then this cable will be your fix! Happy Filming!