DJI Ronin S

Package Includes:

• DJI Ronin-S
• BG37 Grip with Built-In Battery
• Camera Mounting Plate
• Focus Wheel
• RSS IR Control Cable
• USB-C Camera Control Cable
• USB Micro-B Camera Control Cable
• USB Type-C Cable
• Lens Support
• Camera Riser
• Extended Grip/Tripod
• 24W USB Power Supply
• Accessory Box
• Hex Key
• Touch Fastener Strap for Cable
• Touch Fastener Strap for Gimbal
• Storage Case

Product Highlights:

• Three-Axis Motorized Gimbal Stabilizer
• Holds DSLR or Mirrorless Cameras
• Eight-Pound Payload Capacity
• Trigger and Mode Buttons for Control
• Offset Roll Motor for Screen Visibility
• One-Handed Operation
• Battery Grip Lasts up to 12 Hours
• Camera Control via Included Cables
• Includes Focus Wheel
• Additional Functions via Android/iOS App

The DJI Ronin-S is more than just a miniaturized version of the larger Ronin gimbal stabilizers; it represents a scalable ecosystem for integrating DSLR and mirrorless cameras into professional-grade workflows. The single-handed form factor of the Ronin-S lends itself to lighter camera payloads, up to eight pounds. But don’t let its size fool you; the Ronin-S has a lot going on under the hood. Separate modules are available for the handle and accessory docks, allowing you to customize the gimbal based on how you wish to operate it. While using the conventional battery grip, the Ronin-S will last up to 12 hours on a single charge.

Between the front trigger, the rear mode button, and the joystick, precise gimbal control lets you obtain the shots you require. The front trigger can lock the gimbal when held, re-centre the gimbal when tapped twice, and engage the Selfie mode by turning 180° when tapped three times. Press the mode button to engage three customizable operation profiles, each with tuneable speed and response for different shooting scenarios. If fast-moving subjects are your forte, the Sport mode delivers extra-quick response times and fast gimbal movements, up to a maximum speed of 45 mph. With this operation flexibility, the Ronin-S will fit into documentary, event, and feature film workflows.