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The DJI 4-Axis Cinematic Imaging System
The DJI Ronin 4D is a powerful solution for professional filmmakers and is the industry's first 4 dimensional cinematic camera system, with active Z-axis stabilisation to eliminate vertical camera shake.
Capture cinema-grade content through a compact combination of:
The DJI Ronin 4D makes cinema-standard production more affordable, cinema cameras more flexible, and cinematic imaging available to a boundless array of filmmakers.
It is available in 8K and 6K combos.
Designed for filmmakers and high-end content creation
Professional gimbals and camera stabilisation for Film & TV.
The DJI Ronin series are stabilized gimbals which bring professional quality smoothness of operation to a whole range of video cameras. Using brushless motors, these gimbals iron out any harsh movements and help camera operators to achieve slick and stylish moves.
If you are only planning on using smaller and lighter equipment then it's highly likely that the Ronin-M will be more suited to your needs. It weighs 2.3kg (5.07lb) and can carry up to 3.6kg (8lb) so that will include cameras like the Sony A7S, Canon 5D, Nikon D800 and the GH4.
Both the Ronin and Ronin-M can be used in three positions: upright, under-slung or briefcase depending on the point of view required or the amount of room for manoeuvre.
The main difference between the Ronin MX and the Ronin M is the MX's Aerial mode, which allows the gimabl to be used in conjunction with DJI's new flying platform, the Matrice 600. This is the perfect combination for aerial photography of all kinds.
In addition, the MX gimbal has a 0.9kg higher load weight, allowing a wider range of cameras to be stabilized, plus a Jib or Wirecam mode for cinematographers. If you need more flexibility the Ronin MX is the way to go.
However, both are exceptional 3-axis gimbals from DJI, which produce smooth video in a range of settings.
If you are only planning on using smaller and lighter equipment then it's highly likely that the Ronin-M will be more suited to your needs. It weighs 2.3kg (5.07lb) and can carry up to 3.6kg (8lb) so that will include cameras like the Sony A7S, Canon 5D, Nikon D800 and the GH4.
Both the Ronin and Ronin-M can be used in three positions: upright, under-slung or briefcase depending on the point of view required or the amount of room for manoeuvre.
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