DJI RS 2 Combo - 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Canon, Fuji, Tested up to 10lbs, 1.4” Full-Color Touchscreen, Carbon Fiber Construction, Black Review

When you hold this device in your hands for the first time, you feel great. Everything here is well thought out and of high quality. Charging lasts for a long time and a set with a radio transmitter is worth its weight in gold. Disassembled to fit in a small suitcase. I was able to fly the C200 with little movement restriction (due to the viewfinder), the C70 and the R6 with no problems and no restrictions. The controls are quite intuitive with various follow modes. The touch screen has all the

turned out to be lemon. The role balance never worked. No matter how strong you adjust, the camera will roll back to a horizontal position. The replacement/new one works like a charm. Lots of people have complained about this on the forum so be aware that if there is a roller problem it could be a manufacturing issue. The second block I have works like a charm. I have a Canon 5d Mark 4 with a 24-70mm 2.8 II L lens. Everything seems fine so far. I will update the rating once I get better at…

This is the best stabilizer, I bought the Ronin SC which was rubbish, the footage was shaky so I tried to get the Ronin RSC 2 and guess what it's a little bit better, but anything but smooth gives some tremor. So I went with the RS2, and boy is that an upgrade. Obviously it's smooth, if you walk or don't balance properly it won't be smooth either. I use this gimbal with my Sony a6400 and I like the focus motor combo setup I used on my 24-70mm for zooming. which I would recommend increasing…

This is the best stabilizer I've bought, the Ronin SC which was junk, the footage was shaky so I tried to get the Ronin RSC 2 and guess what it was, a bit better but far from smooth, it has some wobble. So I settled on RS2 and men that's an update. Obviously it's smooth, if you walk or don't balance properly it won't be smooth either. I use this gimbal with my Sony a6400 and I like the focus motor combo setup I used on my 24-70mm for zooming. which I would recommend increasing fully to keep the

Overall I am very satisfied with all functions implemented in this gimbal. While my first one came with no working trigger, Revain was quick to get back to me to contact DJI for troubleshooting. When we found out it was a hardware failure, a new one was sent to me overnight and everything was fixed! Balancing this stabilizer is an absolute breeze as they block every single access. Love the new touchscreen too, remember to lock it before recording or it will no doubt get pressed and mess up your

I really can't write a real review right now as I haven't had a chance to use it. This review is based on the terrible customer service provided by DJI and Revain Prime. I got the DJI RS 2 Pro Combo and right out of the box the sway bar slider didn't move. The locking mechanism is defective. When I notified Revain I was told I would have to contact DJI for a refund. I've been dealing with DJI for 2 days and haven't achieved anything!. They tell me to update the firmware and send instructions on

The Raveneye retails for around $260 (at the time of this review), making the Pro combo a more than reasonable price as it also comes with lots of cables, phone holder, focus motor and accessories. The RS2 alone is $850 and $999 with the combo. You'll go crazy buying this without the combo as you're getting a lot for the extra $150. Everything about it speaks of attention to detail. The interface is a great asset, the shortcuts, the little features that make the stabilizer so practical and easy