DJI RSC 2

DJI RSC 2 CAMERA GIMBAL
Lightweight and foldable content-creation solution.
 
35% Lighter Than Original Ronin-S
The DJI RSC 2 is a lightweight and portable gimbal, featuring a new folding design.
This strong gimbal can support heavier cameras and boasts a new level of stability.
The RSC 2 is available as a stand-alone package, or as a Pro Combo with additional accessories, such as a Focus Motor, RavenEye Image Transmitter, and a carrying case.
 
Key features include:
	
New foldable design
	
New Briefcase Mode for unique shooting angles
	
Lightweight; 30% less than original Ronin-S
	
New quick-charge function
	
12 hours of battery life
	
Intelligent shooting modes
	
Support heavier payloads
	
Compatible with a range of accessories to take content creation further
	
Titan Stabilisation Algorithm creates new levels of stability
 
Which cameras are compatible with the DJI RSC 2? 
 
A Sleek Way To Capture Dazzling Shots 
The DJI RSC 2 has a new and portable folding design, making it easy to carry without adding additional weight to the gear list. 
The innovative folding design also enables content creators to find creative ways of using the gimbal, such as vertical filming without additional accessories.
Meanwhile, the Briefcase mode allows the main gimbal arm to be loosened and slung forward to provide unique shooting angles. 
The RSC 2 is constructed from durable materials like steel, as well as lightweight materials, such as aluminium, to reduce the weight.
The DJI RSC 2 weighs in at 1.2 kg (2.65 lbs), 30% less than the original Ronin-S, and has a folding footprint of 180×190 mm; that's the same size as a sheet of A5 paper!
 
Heavier Cameras, Greater Stabilisation, Smoother Footage
The RSC 2's built-in battery provides 12 hours of battery life.
It also features the new quick-charge function for a super-fast charge to provide extra endurance.
While the RSC 2 is light and portable, it also features stronger motors to support a tested payload of up to 3 kg (6.6 lbs). 
This increased dynamic payload supports popular mirrorless cameras along with heavier combinations like the Panasonic S1H and a 24-70mm lens. 
DJI RSC 2 is compatible with a wide array of camera models so users can get the most out of the system.
The newly-optimised Titan Stabilisation Algorithm generates a new level of stability – smoothing out fine details in conjunction with the motorised gimbal for some of the most advanced stabilisation on the market.
 
Axis locks enable easier transportation and balancing, while a dual-layer camera mounting plate is compatible with both the Arca-Swiss and Manfrotto standard.
 
A 1” built-in OLED screen displays camera data with the ability to adjust settings directly.
Bring Stories To Life
The RSC 2 has a range of creative modes and features. 
The highlights include:
 
	
New Time Tunnel: Perform a 360-degree roll while capturing hyperlapse. This adds a new dimension to your footage. Time Tunnel for the DJI RSC 2 will be available at a later date via a firmware update.
	
Flashlight: The camera can be tilted all the way forward so users can grip the base like a flashlight.
	
One-Tap Portrait Mode: Quickly orientate the gimbal into vertical shooting for professional-level social-media content.
	
Panorama: Configure sensor and focal length, and then select a start and stop point for panoramas up to a gigapixel size.
	
Roll 360: The gimbal adopts the Flashlight position and rolls the camera system 360 degrees.
	
Timelapse: Capture subtle changes over lengths of time of your choosing. Timelapse is a classic feature!
 
Suite Of Accessories For Dynamic Content Creation 
The RSC 2 can be customised with a range of accessories to help capture the best shot possible.
 
These accessories include:
	
Cheese plate
	
Focus Wheel
	
3D Focus System (coming at a later date after launch)
	
Twist Grip Dual Handle
	
RavenEye Image Transmission System
	
Tethered Control Handle
 
When the RavenEye Image Transmission System is connected, users can utilise ActiveTrack 3.0. This sends a 1080p/30fps low-latency feed to a mobile device using the Ronin app from up to 100 metres away.
The Ronin app also enables vital features and functions to be controlled over long distances. This includes gimbal movement, using the virtual joystick and Force Mobile, so gimbal mimics the mobile device's movement.
For solo operators using manual-focus lenses, the 3D Focus System uses state-of-the-art TOF sensors mounted above the camera to provide autofocus. This enables a single shooter to capture smooth and cinematic footage using a manual lens, without relying on a second camera operator or focus puller.