The DJI Ronin is a handheld three-axis gimbal stabilization system. Key features include:
Supports up to 16 lbs. of equipment
Underslung, Upright, and Briefcase shooting modes
Remote second-operator control
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My thoughts on this gimbal are simple: It’s the biggest bang for your buck overall. Yes, it’s heavier and more unwieldy than, say, a Movi, but you get a lot more for a fraction of the price. The bi...
Breathe! While the warning sounds scary, it does not affect the performance of the gimbal stabilizer in any way. If time allows, we’re happy to send you a replacement battery so you don’t have to clear the warning every time. Please contact us. support@lensrentals.com | 901-754-9100
“Intelligent” batteries are great and all, but they don’t provide much of a heads up. While we test every battery upon return, this warning generally pops up out of the blue as the battery ages. We see it fairly regularly and are constantly rotating our stock to minimize occurrence. If you do get the warning during your shoot, please let us know so we can be on the lookout upon its return.
The DJI Ronin isn’t what you’d call a “turn-key” solution to camera stabilization. It requires a significant amount of training and practice to get good results, so you’ll want at least one full day of learning before using it on a shoot. Check the “Resources” section of this page for manuals and software. Here’s DJI’s setup video, but some of our customers have found this video helpful as well.
Try 123456. If that doesn’t work, you’ll need to connect the Ronin to a computer using the supplied USB cable and reset the password. You can download the DJI app for Windows/OSX here. In the app, click the large “Reset Password” button and then click “OK.”
Brand | DJI |
Camera Support Type | Stabilizer |
Item Type | Stabilizer |
Brand | DJI |
Camera Support Type | Stabilizer |
Item Type | Stabilizer |