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While I donвЂ™t have access to either of these cameras, a Canon C100 MKII comfortably sat on the DJI Ronin RS3 Pro without issue and with plenty of clearance. For a gimbal of this size to take the weight of either of these cameras is impressive.

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Staying with the axis and the carbon arms, these have been extended slightly to enable the mounting of some of the new midweight professional cameras, such as the Sony FX6 and Canon EOS C70. You can override these manually, but after a few hours with these locks, you realise just how handy they are. Then when youвЂ™re ready to start using the gimbal again, they automatically unlock. These are now automatic, so the axis locks automatically as soon as you switch off the gimbal, put it down, or need to move from one location to another. When handling the first of those tweaks, the axis locks. Easier to transport with auto locking axis The RS3 Pro, from the outset, seems simple, the design is uncluttered, and some tweaks to the RS2 model make the RS3 more than a worthwhile upgrade. This expandability is all very nice, but for most of us, weвЂ™re never going to need half of what the new RS3 Pro has to offer, and this is where the designers at DJI have been so clever. At the next level, plug in the RavenEye, hook in a mobile phone, and you have wireless video transmission, all very clever then you have the HighBright Control screen, and so on.

Setting up the DJI RS3 Pro at the base level is easy plug it in balance, and youвЂ™re ready to go. It is simply the most expandable and flexible gimbal out there.Дue to the huge variety of uses, I can only imagine the product designers and electrical engineers at DJI sweating over what seems like an impossible task. Then, when you need something a lot more, the RS3 can be unbolted from the grip, placed onto a car, aerial or another rig, and incorporated. Then as your needs progress, you can bolt on that additional functionality. WhatвЂ™s nice about the RS3 Pro is that itвЂ™s affordable at the base level of a single-handed gimbal stabiliser. Pro level stabilisation at an affordable price Sure, it has accessories that enable wireless video transmission and control, but itвЂ™s part of an eco-system with the DJI RS3 Pro at the core. The DJI RS3 Pro, however, is a very different device from most other gimbals on the market.

Lifting the relatively compact gimbal and while still relatively light compared with some larger gimbals, itвЂ™s not as light as the likes of the WeeBill 3. The DJI Ronin RS3 Pro matches the quality of the products that have come before, with the stunning carbon arms sitting atop a sturdy-looking grip and base. As a stand-alone single-handed gimbal stabiliser, the DJI Ronin RS3 Pro edges ahead of an ever-crowded market as the best gimbal вЂ“ wire in the accessories, reaching another level entirely.ДJI is known for their product design they make imaging devices that donвЂ™t follow conventions, and some, such as the Phantom, have become iconic. In use, itвЂ™s hard to believe the level of professionalism that this new rig gives you.

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ThereвЂ™s also compatibility with the LiDAR AF system that will transform this small gimbal into a complete filming rig for those using manual focus Cine lenses. However, it really starts to shine once the accessories are attached, and while most accessories can wait there are two that you should consider purchasing at the outset the RavenEye and Focus motor.

In use, the RS3 Pro is fast to react and offers plenty of onboard adjustments and features. Taking just the base Ronin RS3 Pro into consideration in this review and it is incredible, with solid support for all mirrorless and DSLR cameras suited to filmmaking. With the Ronin RS3 Pro, DJI gives access to filmmaking equipment that can expand with you from being used as a basic gimbal to a full-blow solution for large-budget productions with the addition of the many accessories available. DJIвЂ™s original single-handed gimbal stabiliser, the Ronin-S, put advanced filmmaking tech in the hands of small production companies and amateurs. The Ronin design has come a long way in a short time.