DJI RSC 2

This device is also compatible with RavenEye, it has the super smooth option as well, Active Track 3.0, Force Mobile and so on, so DJI doesn't seem to...

The gimbal will automatically adjust its stiffness according to the actual payload to better stabilize footage. Select Super Smooth for even further o...

I have used half a dozen gimbals of various brands and in my experience, none have offered quite the same reliability and performance/stability that DJI’s offerings give. I own both the RSC2 and RS2 and they are easy to use and provide exceptionally stable footage. You might even find these cheaper secondhand, as the RS3 and RS3 Pro are the current generation lineup that’s being sold in stores. Also, consider the type of set up you will be using when on a gimbal.

The hardware is well made and overall quite good. However, the DJI Ronin app requires you to agree to the following: "DJI reserves the right to review, remove or disable access to user generated content, including photographs and videos in violation of the applicable laws and regulations in China. D...

I use a DJI Ronin RSC 2 with motorized focus puller and Raven Eye system and Sony a7iii. The Raven Eye hasn't been as good as I had thought. The controls on the phone are great though for moving the camera about smoothly. Focus puller could be better but that's probably just me not being great at it.

Ronin did a really good job in upgrading from Ronin SC to RSC2, but it still has some stability issues. For example, if I hold the Gimbal for too long while moving myself backward and forwards, moving the gimbal up and down, after like 15minutes, it starts spiraling out of control. I have to auto-tu...

I love my RSC 2. Although the RS2 can handle more weight I like the overall size and features. If you just have a mirror less+ lens and mic it’ll handle it just fine. A monitor can just go attached to the gimbal body itself.

From day one the front dial on my gimbal never worked. I kind of just assumed there was some compatibility issue with the Fuji XT-4 which come to find out, there isn't and everyone else's works just fine. Upon further investigation into the front dial I realized not even the pan, tilt, or roll funct...

(To be fair, it wasn't always perfectly balanced, especially with zoom lenses and it outright threw a fit over the BMPCC4K.). Recently got an RSC 2 and it's night and day difference - it's much more forgiving, not had any major issues with it yet (plus, with a lot of cameras, it will control focus fine with a control cable rather than having to mount a motor to the lens.) I've also never had an issue with (much heavier) zoom lenses when compared to the Moza.

Let me start off by saying the materials and “fit/finish” is excellent. But things begin to go downward from there. The #1 culprit and complaint of the system is DJI’s penchant for not labeling the connecting ports of the SC2 in a clearly identifiable, logical and legible way. I’m sorry DJI, but “ti...