-Lightweight Design with 6.6 lb Payload -Supports Sony a7S III/Canon R5 Cameras -Advanced 1.8″ OLED Touchscreen -Instant Mode Switching -Supports Wireless Image Transmitter -Motion Control with Smartphone -12-Hour Operation Time, PD Fast Charging -Fine-Tuning Knob on Tilt Axis -Creative Functions Such as Time Tunnel
The DJI RS 3 has been redesigned to be even lighter and sleeker than the Ronin RSC 2 gimbal at only 2.8 lb with a payload of up to 6.6 lb. This tiny gimbal is tough enough to support and stabilize a Sony a7S III or Canon R5 with a 24-70mm zoom lens attached. With a larger full-color OLED display, a new fine-tuning knob, and greater stability, the RS 3 can become an essential part of your compact camera kit.
Automated Axis Locks
When the gimbal is powered off, you can press and hold the power button, and the three axes unlock while the gimbal expands automatically, allowing you to start working in just two seconds. Press the power button once, and the axes automatically lock and enter sleep mode, making a move or storage significantly more efficient.
Integrated Controls
With a newly added fine-tuning knob on the tilt axis, the camera can slide forward or backward with millimeter-grade precision adjustments to achieve accurate balancing more easily when changing the lens.
By simply sliding the new gimbal mode switch, you can alternate between Pan follow, Pan and Tilt follow, and FPV modes. The FPV mode selection is also customizable to 3D Roll 360, Portrait, or Custom, allowing you to adjust your equipment and get started as fast as possible.
Rotating the front dial allows you to control zoom or focus. It can also be customized to control the camera’s shutter, aperture, ISO, or gimbal movements, making it exceptionally convenient for single-handed operation.
DJI RS 3 Pro Specs
Display Type:Fixed Touchscreen OLED Materials:Carbon Fiber Mounting:1 x 1/4″-20 Female 1 x Cold Shoe Mount Dimensions:16.3 x 8.6 x 7.7″ / 415 x 218 x 195 mm 10.9 x 10.6 x 2.7″ / 276 x 268 x 68 mm (Folded) Weight:2.5 lb / 1143 g
With a newly added fine-tuning knob on the tilt axis, the camera can slide forward or backward with millimeter-grade precision adjustments to achieve accurate balancing more easily when changing the lens.
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