DJI RS 2 and RSC 2 Gimbals

Lighter, yet Stronger
DJI’s two new gimbals, the carbon-fiber infused RS 2, and aluminum/steel construction RSC 2, fit the needs of professionals and consumers alike, priced at $849 and $499 respectively.
Improving upon the Ronin S and SC, the RS 2 and RSC 2 deliver significant upgrades in stabilization and user controls in the new models.
Both gimbals feature the addition of a touchscreen, SuperSmooth mode for telephoto lens, universal Manfrotto + Arca-Swiss mounting plates, fast-charging batteries, and fine-tune balancing knobs.
Pre-progammed moves on both models include:
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*New* Time Tunnel: The system performs a 360-degree roll while capturing a hyperlapse, adding a level of creativity to footage.
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Flashlight: The system tilts the camera all the way forward so users can grip the base like a flashlight.
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One-Tap Portrait Mode: The gimbal quickly orients the camera into vertical shooting for professional-level social media content.
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Panorama: After configuring sensor and focal length, choose a start and stop point for panoramas up to gigapixel size.
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Roll 360: The gimbal enters into the Flashlight position and rolls the camera system 360 degrees.
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Timelapse: This classic feature shows subtle changes over durations of your choosing.
The higher payload of the RS 2 and versatile mounting points favor professionals, while the RSC 2 is compact and portable, perfect for mirrorless cameras.
Both models have ActiveTrack 3.0 mode for intelligent object tracking, and when paired up with the RavenEye Image Transmission System, a low-latency HD feed is sent to a mobile device up to 200 meters away.
RS 2
The DJI RS 2 improves upon the Ronin-S and is aimed at professionals with a ten-pound payload, a 1.4” color touchscreen, and a 3D Focus System.
The 1.4” color touchscreen can displaying camera data, gimbal settings, or a live feed from the camera.
A new 3D Focus System uses ToF sensors to measure the distance between lens and subject, enabling fast auto-focusing on manual, large-aperture lenses.
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Carbon Fiber Construction
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Full-color touchscreen
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Modular design
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Professional Mounting Options
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Max 12hr Fast-Charge Batteries
RSC 2
The RSC 2 is DJI’s first folding gimbal, folding down to the size of an A5 paper with a runtime of 12 hours and payload capacity of 6.6 pounds.
The folding mechanism of the RSC 2 allows vertical filming without additional accessories, as well as a new Briefcase mode.
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14-hour battery, with fast charging
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1-inch built-in OLED screen
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Portrait mode, quick switch to vertical shooting
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Six gimbal configurations
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DSLR and mirrorless camera compatibility
The DJI RSC 2 is scheduled for release on October 31, and the RS 2 is available for order now.