📷 DJI Ronin-SC Grey 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer: Stability meets Precision (CP.RN.00000040.01) Review

Start with the advantages, which are few in number: Yes, it stabilizes reasonably well, has a high build quality and appealing overall look. Cons: It begins to sway, and abrupt changes are forbidden. It only starts vibrating because you want it to; even with a lightweight camera, it's simple to overload. the fallacy that an overload would already exist with a payload of 2 kg. After taking the camera out and putting it back in, and occasionally while it's operating, calibrate continuously! No…

decent stabilizer. I suggest. I use a Panasonic G7 camera. Since I don't have a control cable, I can link my phone to the camera over Wi-Fi and conveniently operate it from my phone. I fix the phone to the holder for the stabilizer. I experience some little shaking while using a hefty Sigma 16mm f/1.4 lens, but this is not the stabilizer's fault; rather, the lens and the button are to blame. To eliminate the shaking, you must add a specific lens holder. There is a tiny shaking if you take a…

After such a failure, I cannot in good conscience suggest DJI products; nonetheless, this stub is appropriate for those who already have a stub in the matrix and lens. It is also for infrequent use because repeated stress causes it to just crumble. Has some pros: Unbroken chain of success. any parallax may be done like a crouching samurai) Controls that are interesting. lock button that applies to all axes (freezes the camera in its current location). Below are some downsides: Terrible battery,

After reading it, I was shocked to find out what other people had to say about this stub. It would appear that they have no idea what they are doing when it comes to operating electronic stabilizers. 1. There are a lot of articles written regarding microshaking. Have you tried a lens mount? If there is anything else, it is included in the kit. 2. Someone else has stated that a matrix stub is necessary; else, micro-shaking will take place. Yes, the entire matrix stub, on the other hand, has been

Excellent international support. They are quick to respond and offer the most assistance possible. Very nice and sensitive to the situation. Find a solution to the problems that have arisen. Below are some advantages: Even though I've only just started out on the road to perfecting the job with the stabilizer, all I can say is that it's FANTASTIC. I'm still only at the beginning of the adventure. I have a favorable opinion of the firm that developed this product. It's a song, from the way that…

Regarding stabilizing, I assumed marriage was the answer. But when we put three separate stubs through a rigorous test on YouTube, all three showed 100% shaking when fully setup. We also examined three bloggers and compared their results to those of other sites, where there is no such issue. Everyone was confident that the micro shaking was powerful enough, and it is. There is a lot of dissatisfaction about this issue on the DJI forum, and there are numerous examples of it on YouTube. Most of…

I pair it with a Canon m6 mark2 mirrorless camera and the EF-M 32mm f/1.4 stm and EF-M 18-150 lenses, which both lack optical stabilization. The camera itself lacks matrix stabilization. It is frequently compared to the Chinese Zyuyin Vibil-s. Who knows? Ronin is at least $10 less expensive. Stabilization has a nice quality. The videos are smooth even without any camera stabilization. If jerks are seen (many people talk about them), stabilize the camera normally and set the application's…

The stub was impressed with his intelligence; he pays close attention to actions, is not trembling, and you may execute unusual movements. You can only move forward with it because I previously used zhiyun, and it then tossed it. Ronin appears to comprehend your intentions. I decided in favor of the ronin because of the materials' high quality and their well-known brand. He was my choice or the Maze Aircross 2. I furthermore got a stylish performance. Minuses are meaningless, I was aware of…

I liked all but one. The phone was damaged when I received the package. The rotating mechanism on the handle itself was broken, and the clip just dangled like a broken link. I was upset about that, but personally I didn't bet a phone mount would be that important. I had to tape it with black tape to keep it connected. It can still clamp the phone, but sticking it there is pretty awkward because it looks ghetto now, and it also can't be rotated like it was done. Otherwise the product was at a…

This is a high quality product made from professional grade materials. Once you find the balance, it works fine. For stability I would give 9 out of 10 points. We have had many DJI gears over the past 6+ years and the main issue we have with them is their instructions and software. They often subvert their own hardware with bad instructions and bad software. In the case of Ronin, I spent a lot of time balancing because they didn't mention one important step. This step is not mentioned in the…

I originally bought a Zhiyun Crane M2 for my Canon m50 and it just couldn't balance it well. I decided to save up and buy this gimbal and I'm glad I did. It's cutting edge technology and should make shooting incredibly smooth if you have a smaller mirrorless camera like the Canon m50 or many Sony cameras. From other reviews I've seen it looks like it can work well with big mirrorless cameras like the Canon EOS R and Sony A7III, but you'll probably need to be more conservative with your lens…