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DJI RSC 2 – 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Camera, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Canon, Fujifilm, 6.6 lb Payload, Foldable Design,…
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DJI RSC 2 – 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Camera, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Canon, Fujifilm, 6.6 lb Payload, Foldable Design,…
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DJI RSC 2 – 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and (*2*) Camera, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Canon, Fujifilm, 6.6 lb Payload, Foldable Design,…. From the model DJI.
- Foldable Design – DJI RSC 2’s foldable design means simple transportation and storage, together with expanded taking pictures choices. When folded, RSC 2 is smaller than a sheet of A5 paper, making it as transportable as it’s highly effective.
- 2.6 lb Weight / 6.6 lb Examined Payload – Titan Stabilization Algorithm captures smoother footage than ever. SuperSmooth mode compensates for micromovements and will increase torque, stabilizing even 100mm zoom lenses.
- 1″ OLED Display – A 1-inch constructed-in OLED display screen offers you full management, proper at your fingertips.
- Fast Change to Vertical Taking pictures – The Manfrotto + Arca twin-layer digital camera mounting plate is appropriate with standard manufacturers. Change to portrait mode with only a faucet to deliver skilled-grade footage to your social media content material.
- Max 14hr Quick-Cost Batteries – Cost much less and shoot longer because of RSC 2’s superior battery, which offers a 14-hour runtime and helps quick charging.
- Suitable with Most Cameras – DJI Ronin App requires iOS 11.0, Android 7.0 or above. Suitable gadgets embody: Sony A9, A6600, A6500, A6400, A6300, A6100, A7R IV, A9 II, A7R III, A7M III, A7S III, A7R II, A7S II, A7M II, A7S, A7C, Nikon Z6, Z6 II, Z7, Z7 II, Z5, Z50, D780, D850, D500, Canon EOS R, RP, R6, R5, 6D Mark II, 5D Mark III, 6D, 77D, 800D, 80D, 5D Mark IV, 5DS R, M50, 90D, 200D Mark II, G7X 3, Panasonic GH5, GH5S, BGH1, G9, S1, S1H, S5, GH3, G95, GH4, Fujifilm X-H1, X-T2, X-T3, X-T4, X-T20, X-T30, X-E3, Blackmagicdesign BMPCC 4K, Sigma FP, Olympus E-M1 II, Z CAM E2, E2-M4, E2-F6, E2-F8, E2-S6.
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KF –
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I’ve used a lot of camera stabilizers for work. Webill, Crane 2s, and Ronin SC are the ones I’m most familiar with. A fellow enthusiast recommended that I try the RSC2. I gave it a shot and was pleasantly surprised:
Physical Aesthetics:
Best in class workmanship – great feel in hand and very balanced. Awesome design!
The front pulsator can be assigned to a lot functions, such as pan/tilt rotation, focus motor, and ISO. Controls are placed in the perfect spot where I can reach by moving my finger, just a very convenient spot for everything. Overall fantastic experience and design well done.
Additional Positives:
The stability, smart functions, and overall performance is legit.
Payload is very good. The composition, durability, and reliability are way better than any camera stabilizer that I have used, especially when compared to the Zhiyun Weebill S.
Stabilization: The stabilization is much better than the gimbals I’ve used by supporting medium telephoto. I shot a couple of videos and found that stability is really good.
Foldable design: I can shoot from any angle without other accessories. I found a 1/4 threaded port after folding, it’s possible to connect with other accessories. More to come on this.
Battery: The claim is that the battery can last for 14 hours. I haven’t tested that either….someone get me some coffee if you want me to test this out. However it does support USB-C fast charging so I charge it during lunch breaks and it’s suffice to last the rest of the day. (It was completely dead when I charged it over lunch, got me to 50%)
Compatibility: I saw comments saying that some latest camera models have problems with the gimbal but I never experienced this myself. Just make sure to download the latest firmware which during the initial set up, I was reminded to do so.
All in all, I highly recommend the DJI RSC2 and I’m glad my coworker/fellow enthusiast recommended to me – it’s the best gimbal when compared to other models within the same price range. I truly feel this is more of an upgrade to the Ronin S than SC. The performance, functionality, and adaptability is the best in class for this segment and price range. Good luck!
Ildan –
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I only have it for two days and absolutely love it. I use Canon 80D + Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 and a Shotgun Microphone, pretty heavy setup, but it handles it like a beast (video attached). I know that no one will use it to this extent, but might as well know in what conditions it will be able to stabilize your footage. Hope it helps out with a decision to buy it haha, trust me it’s worth it, can’t wait to use it in real life scenarios
P.s now that I have tested it, I will most probably invest in Raven Eye system too
D’Anthony –
What you’re getting for the price is unreal; a couple years ago I spent 700 on a gimbal that is much, much, much worse than this RSC2. My old gimbal served me well, but I needed an upgrade. I was able to find 20 benefits of this gimbal VS my old gimbal.
I was nervous to spend the money at first because my old gimbal still technically works for the most part, but now that I’ve used this gimbal for a bit, WORTH EVERY PENNY. Having a screen on it will make your workflow much easier and faster and you’ll end up producing better videos because of it.
Rob Moroto –
Looking at the different specs you really don’t know whether or not to get the combo or not.
The differences don’t seem like they are that important – but they are.
Here are the two things that make the biggest difference.
1.) The raven eye transmitter. Yes that is what you will need to connect your phone to your gimbal as a secondary screen and use active track. For anyone doing interviews or VLogging this is a absolute must.
2.) The zoom motor. This has been a life saver and an absolute joy to play with. Using zoom on a stabilized camera or being able to control your focus with the scroll wheel is a life saver. Just look up Dolly Zoom Effect to see how you can use this creatively.
And as an added bonus it comes with a carrying case that is a bit bulky but you can use that bulk to hold your audio gear and even some accessories.
As for the actual gimbal – its a dream come true! Question as to whether or not to get the RS-2 vs the RSC-2 would come down to the size of the rig you want to put on it. I do find that the RSC-2 is maxed out when I put my Fuji XT-4 with a 10-24 lens, and an audio receiver. Its great if you’re just doing video and not capturing the main audio on your camera – but if you’re like me and trying to capture audio and video to one camera to save on time – the RSC-2 is pretty taxed.
Johnny Bang –
Very nice gimbal. Smooth movements. Easy setup. My only complaint is I have been unable to successfully setup the raveneye. I just ordered a RSS cable from dji so hopefully that allows image transmission. Not sure if it is a camera or gimbal compatibility issue. So I can’t review the raveneye unfortunately, but as far as just being used as a standard gimbal this is the best one I’ve ever used. Just be weary if you are looking to use raveneye double check for compatibility issues, for some cameras DJI sells a specific RSS cable you might need to buy for full functionality.
* I am using FUJI XS10, if I am unable to use with raveneye I guess I will have to upgrade to a T3/T4
Mechakoush –
everything was working as expected with the gimbal until I tried to take HDR bracketed shots of 5 photos, every shot would shake the gimbal as if it is sneezing which ruins the HDR merge in post process, I did get a used open box unit which I assume it had an issue and was returned for it, and the issue is not something you would notice on point, you would notice only when you shoot photos specially if you do HDR it will be obvious.
Anyways, the gimbal is great and does take very little space which is why I was intending to downgrade from RS2 to RCS2 to reduce extra weight and size, but unfortunately I got one that had an issue, and I wanted to point it out.
David –
Great gimbal. Didn’t come with a carrying case. Disappointing for the price!
Mike B –
This is my first gimbal. I’ve played with others through friends but I decided to get quality right off the bat vs “entry level” and then this later. Build quality is excellent. Feels solid. Balance the camera (typically a caged Z6 with Z 20 1.8S) is a breeze. I get faster every time. My only little complaint is that at neutral the pan doesn’t align at zero degrees. When you double tap the trigger to reset, I can clearly see the vertical arm is not perfectly in line with the grip. It’s off maybe 5-7 degrees. I use the joystick to fine tune that reset but I’m a bit surprised by this coming from DJI. There is no way, that I have come across, to reset that to true 0 degrees. That doesn’t take away from the awesome footage I get. I had deliberated for a while whether to continue handheld and stabilize in post or get this gimbal and the first time I used it I realized I made the right decision. Saves a LOT of time in post without losing any of the focal length. I’ve been using it for real estate and walk/talk interviews and will use for weddings post pandemic. Battery life is great. Easily lasts all day without using even 20% battery. Balancing is easy. The app is great help too with built in tutorials. The unit is light in and of itself. I have a Ninja V side mounted with a magic arm to shoot 4K N-Log. Plastic tripod is very sturdy. Better constructed than I thought it would be hearing that it was plastic (vs metal).
Mr. Martinez –
Great gimbal, it has opened up a new world of possibilities for my and my Sony A7Riii. I did return this gimbal to get the pro package because it ends up costing less to get the Raveneye in this package and all of the accessories.
Javier Cárcamo –
Como cualquier equipo de esta clase, tiene su curva de aprendizaje, me tomo un par de veces el montar la cámara y equilibrarla, para entender a hacerlo con rapidez, se monta en 5 minutos o menos, el encendido del equipo y conexión con la cámara es muy rápido, es importante personalizar las velocidades de reacción del equipo para que de acuerdo a nuestro estilo de filmación, considero que es un equipo muy completo, de muy buena calidad de construcción, y con funciones automáticas que son realmente muy útiles.
Phil Derosier –
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 “tiny doesn’t cut it.”
Secondly, the “mish-mash” of required connecting cables comes off as some kinda “joke” from a company that positions itself as “high tech.” It’s as though DJI never heard of “plug-and-play.” I don’t want excuses from DJI… I want simplicity and workable solutions. I want this thing to be so easy to set up, that “granny or grandpa” can do it while they’re sitting in their La-Z-Boy recliner. DJI needs to rethink and reimagine gimbal connectivity.
Moving on to the unit itself: I’ve got an 18W charger hooked up to the SC2, and the charge rate barely budges. “Wat up wit dat??” ???? Now, I do own an Apple 96W charger, but I feel that amount of power shouldn’t be required.
Lastly, my preference in using the gimbal is stationary, atop a Manfrotto tripod (with a pan head), with an mounted iPhone and RavenEye transmitter. But I’m here to tell ‘ya, this camera/gimbal/smartphone combo is no lightweight. If I was to carry my Sony A6600 (with a 18-135) and the gimbal, after 5 minutes, I’d be “done.”
But enough of my “whining and gesticulating.” The RSC2 is an excellent addition to my stable of photo capturing equipment. It delivers exciting new capabilities and possibilities to the solo photographer once thought of as impossible.
….. and after a few “fits-and-starts”, I think you’ll enjoy it too.
Wise Counselor –
Video stability is great. The gimbal has all metal parts. Once you get it correctly balanced it is flawless. The main item that I dislike is that it wants to hook deep into your cellphone to use its capabilities fully. Why does DJI need access to my microphone and contacts to control the gimbal?? I am considering getting a dummy cellphone just for privacy reasons. ????