Soporte para Ronin 1 Series

SmoothTrack gives a single gimbal operator the ability to transform their tilt and pan movements into smooth and stabilized camera angle changes. This makes framing wide-angle or close scenes significantly easier for a single operator.

It weighs 4.20kg (9.26lbs), including the handlebar and battery.

The maximum load weight of the Ronin is 7.25kg (16lbs).

It currently supports cameras with a maximum depth of 140 mm (measured from the center of gravity), a maximum height of 225 mm, and a maximum width of 195mm. The maximum load weight is 7.25kg (16lbs). Cameras such as the BMPCC, BMCC, Canon 1Dc, Canon 5D MK II, Canon 5D MK III, Canon 6D, Canon 7D, Canon C100, Canon C300, Canon C500, Nikon D800, Panasonic GH3/GH4, Red Epic/Scarlet, Sony Nex7, among others, can be used.

No, no tools are needed to balance the camera. Changing the setup for different camera arrangements is quick and simple. (Please balance the camera as best as you can. To balance the camera, view the tutorial video)

There are three different modes of operation. These allow the Ronin to be used in different scenarios. They are Upright mode, Underslung mode, and Briefcase mode.
The default operation mode is Underslung mode.
To switch to Upright mode from Underslung mode, turn the Ronin so the front faces toward you. Flip the gimbal over to bring the camera closer to eye level for a higher perspective.
To switch to Briefcase mode from Underslung mode, turn the handlebar 90 degrees from the gimbal, then swing the handlebar downward until the mode automatically changes. Briefcase mode must be activated in the Assistant app.

The maximum load weight of the Ronin is 7.25kg (16lbs). The following cameras can be used with the Ronin: BMPCC, BMCC, Canon 1Dc, Canon 5D MK II, Canon 5D MK III, Canon 6D, Canon 7D, Canon C100, Canon C300, Canon C500, Nikon D800, Panasonic GH3/GH4, Red Epic/Scarlet, and Sony Nex7. Other cameras similar in size and weight to the cameras mentioned above can also be used. The maximum supported depth from the center of mass on the camera base plate is 140mm, the maximum supported height measured from top of camera base plate is 225mm, and the maximum supported width is 195mm.
Two type accessories have been made available for the use of larger cameras.

Two regulated 12V P-taps, one 500mAH full size USB connector, and one DJI Lightbridge HD Video Downlink port offer a convenient power source for other equipment, all while keeping the wiring to a minimum. The Ronin/Ronin-m cannot provide power for additional cameras.
An optional battery power distributer can be installed on the Ronin-mx, provide power for additional cameras.

The Ronin-M is much lighter, more compact, easier to transport, and offers the ability to shoot in a wider variety of shooting scenarios when space and flexibility are key. Perfect for aspiring and professional filmmakers, the Ronin-M makes DJI’s world-class stabilization technology accessible to a wider range of creators.While the original Ronin is still suitable for those who require maximum carrying capacity for full setups that would include very heavy cameras, large lenses, and other professional tools to be used together, the Ronin-M is powerful enough to hold and stabilize setups for most shooting situation

It weighs 2.3kg (5lbs), almost half the weight of the original Ronin, including the handlebar and battery.

The maximum load weight of the Ronin-M is 3.6kg (8lbs).

The Ronin-M supports a wide variety of camera systems that weigh less than 3.6kg (8lbs). This includes the Sony A7S, Canon 5D, Nikon D800, Panasonic GH4, and more. The Ronin-M can be easily balanced and auto-tunes to support your preferred setup. The maximum supported depth from the center of mass on the camera base plate is 140mm, the maximum supported height measured from top of camera base plate is 225mm, and the maximum supported width is 195mm.

The Ronin-M has a dedicated carrying case, but you need to purchase it separately.
Notice: Ronin-mx has not a dedicated carrying case now, and the Ronin-m's one is not compatible with Ronin-MX.

No. The system battery, motors, and other electronic equipment are not waterproof.

The Ronin-MX has been designed for use both in the sky and on the ground and communicates directly with the DJI A3 flight controller. The Ronin-MX can be mounted on the Matrice 600 in just minutes, so that you can easily go from shooting handheld to capturing footage from above.
The Ronin and Ronin-M are designed specifically for use on the ground and we do not recommend using them in the air.
The Ronin-MX includes all the functionality of the Ronin and Ronin-M, i.e. Three Operation Modes, built-in receiver and remote control, and is also compatible with DJI Assistant 2 and DJI GO, for controlling gimbal settings.

Yes. The Ronin-MX is able to handle high G-force environments and changes in acceleration and deceleration speeds (i.e. car racing) to create stable footage with preserved horizon. When flying, the Ronin-MX communicates directly with the DJI A3 Flight Controller and reacts immediately to the pilot’s inputs, so that it is always in sync with the platform’s movements. Furthermore, the motors of the Ronin-MX are stronger than on the Ronin and Ronin-M, making it more powerful and at the same time, reduces noise when filming.

The reference load weight of the Ronin-MX is 10 lbs (4.5 kg).

It weighs 6.11 lbs (2.77 kg), including handlebars and battery.

The Ronin-MX supports a wide variety of camera systems that weigh less than 4.5kg (10lbs). This includes ARRI ALEXA Mini, Canon 5D MK III, Panasonic GH3, Black Magic Cinema Camera, Canon 6D, Panasonic GH4, Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera, Canon 7D, RED EPIC, Canon 1Dc, Canon C100, Sony Alpha 7 Series, Canon 5D MK II, Nikon D800. The Ronin-MX can be easily balanced and auto-tunes to support your preferred setup. The maximum supported depth from the center of mass on the camera base plate is 140mm, the maximum supported height measured from top of camera base plate is 225mm, and the maximum supported width is 195mm.

A battery power distributor, an additional battery, RED power cables, an extension set, and a RED upper camera mounting plate.

If you want to shoot the ground vertically with the aircraft, you need to mount the RED camera upside down. The gimbal can rotate the pitch axis of the camera to -135°.

During testing, the gimbal worked normally at speeds of up to 120 kilometers per hour. No current test data is available for higher speeds.

No. In most cases, vibrations will be caused by improper assembly. To eliminate vibrations, make sure that the lens support is correctly assembled and that the gimbal is properly balanced, before powering on the unit. If there are still vibrations within your unit after powering on the gimbal, adjust the stiffness of each axis until the vibrations disappear.

Please make sure that your gimbal firmware is of the latest version by connecting the gimbal to the DJI Assistant software for Windows or Mac OS X and check the firmware version under the “Upgrade” tab. Additionally, confirm that the gimbal is correctly balanced before powering the unit on, as improper balance could cause high temperatures.

Make sure that the lens support is correctly assembled before powering on and that the gimbal is properly balanced. If the issue still exists after powering on the gimbal, adjust the stiffness of each axis and increase the deadband of each axis.

Please make sure that Briefcase mode is turned off and increase the speed and lower the deadband of the roll-axis. You can set these parameters through the DJI Assistant app for Android or iOS, or through the DJI Assistant software for Windows and Mac OS X.