DJI Ronin Gimbal

Description

Shooting professionally stabilized video has never been simpler and the Ronin offers a way to get Steadicam quality shots for a fraction of the budget. This rig works for cameras up to 16 pounds, and sports three different modes of arranging the rig for maximum maneuverability. And for those really tough shots, there's always the option of adding a second operator on the bluetooth controlled remote.

Owner's Notes

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DJI Ronin 3-Axis Brushless Gimbal Stabilizer
Handlebar
Ronin Transmitter (Radio Controller)

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Brand

DJI

Model

Ronin

Condition

New

Reviews (8)

Average 5.0 Stars

Katherine A

They were a pleasure to rent from and made the process very easy. Nicely kept and well organized gear, accommodating of our schedule. I'd rent from Elewa again.

Atomos Shogun 4K 7″ Recorder/Monitor

June 2018

Julio S

Great experience! Very professional. No problems at all.

August 2019

Anthony B

Easy pick up and drop off

Manfrotto 536 Carbon Fiber Tripod with 509HD Video Head

December 2019

ALUMIERE LLC

Great people and great gear! Will definitely rent with them again.

Easyrig Vario 5 with Flowcine Serene

November 2020

ALUMIERE LLC

Always great to rent wit Elewa Camera!

Easyrig Vario 5 with Flowcine Serene

November 2020

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Joant U

Good condition!

Canon 24-70mm 2.8 Zoom Lens

May 2021

Dylan V

In great quality for an affordable price

Rode DSLR Microphone

June 2021

Adam M

Great shop - they've got a ton of top of the line equipment. Really great to have them here in the east Bay!

Tokina 11-16mm 2.8 Zoom Lens

June 2023

$250

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Equipment Replacement Value: $2,499

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The Ronin 3-Axis Brushless Gimbal Stabilizer from DJI is a camera stabilization system designed to give the operator close to the freedom of unencumbered handheld shooting but without the hand-shake. Suitable for most camera types and configurations up to 16 pounds, Ronin uses brushless motors that work on three axes: one for side-to-side “roll” – keeping the horizon level – one for tilt, and one for pan. The system is computer-controlled and boasts a precision of control of ±0.02°. An IMU (inertial measurement movement) detects movement and engages the motors to react, using algorithms to differentiate between intentional movement such as pans and tracking shots from unwanted shake. In addition to handheld shooting, the gimbal can be used in vehicle mounting scenarios and other contexts where vibrations or other abrupt movements would make tripods and rigid camera support systems unsuitable.