The Ronin S Series - there's so many gimbals to choose from. Which is the
right one? we're gonna talk about the Ronin s essential kit standard kit plus
the Ronin-SC that just came out and the Ronin-SC pro combo which one should you
buy we're gonna skip the intro and get right into this video so my name is
Britt caramello with brick air mellow calm if you haven't done so please
subscribe to my channel and now let's get right into it so let's open up my
laptop I'm going to show you which one I think you should buy based on which
camera and lens that you're using so I made a video about the Ronin s essential
kit and the Ronin s standard kit you can see that up here but now that the Ronin
SC came out that throws a big monkey wrench into the whole gimbal system
which one you should get I think DJI does a great job of stabilization so I
would stick with DJI because you're gonna get the best bang for the buck
especially at 439 with the Ronin SC so on the DJI site if you look over here
and we click on the Ronin then you're gonna see the Ronin series now there's a
whole bunch of different Ronan's now if we click on the Ronin S you're gonna see
the price is 559 for the essential kit now if you're looking to choose between
the essentials kit and the standard kit I made a video as I said before that you
could watch and I'll link it below but I would just go for the essentials kit
because you're not gonna need the focus wheel unless you want to use the focus
motor you can buy those both separately and that would still be less for the
standard kit which is 749 so to me the standard kit is kind of outdated it was
good when it first came out but I wouldn't come I wouldn't buy that right
now so I would go with the essential kit it's gonna be for any type of camera
from a mirrorless camera all the way up to a real big DSLR or cinema camera like
Canon 1dx mark 2 something like that now this price is 559 it can change any
time sometimes DJI changes 50 60 bucks here so when you watch this video it
might might change I would get that if you have a big camera not a mirrorless
camera but a really big camera I would go with the Ronin s essentials kit now
if you put a shotgun mic like the rode videomic pro plus or the DD mic as well
and top of your DSLR I might consider going with the Ronin s essentials kit
because you're gonna have more room on the top okay with the rodent SC you're
not gonna have as much room so now if we go over here and we go to ronin SC if we
click on that you're gonna see the standard renessa t is for 39 like I said
if you're using a mirrorless camera but you have a mic on top when you use it
put the gimbal down when you pan down its gonna hit the gimbal okay so you're
not gonna have the whole movement of the gimbal it's gonna might be a little bit
annoying if you don't have a mic on top and you're just using it if you have a
really big lens like if you have a sony a7 t3 or something like this and g
master lens it still might be so front-heavy that you have to move the
camera back that is gonna hit part of the ronin SC so you won't get the full
movement so if you have a mirrorless camera with a really really big lens you
might want to get the Ronin s however if you still want to deal with that you
might have to bend down a little more and just get get a little more creative
you can go with the Ronin s see the reason is it's a lot smaller 41%
lighter and much much smaller than the Ronin s so traveling with it is a lot
easier it also locks into place and just the whole it's it's just newer the app
is better everything about it is better so if you have a mirrorless camera
without a huge lens it's a no brainer going with the Ronin SC if you have a
bigger camera much bigger camera like the one DX go with the Ronin S but if
you have a mirrorless camera I would still say go with a Ronin se even with a
big lens because it's a lot easier to carry around and if you're shooting long
days like weddings or you're shooting just you're doing a lot of filming or
traveling it's just easier to carry so now if we look at the Ronin SC we look
at the pro the difference between the SC and the pro if you go on the DJI site we
just scroll down we can see that that wrote an essay over
here and the Ronan SC Pro combo they all have the same thing okay except if you
go down you'll notice that the normal Ronan SC doesn't have these features
that the pro has so we go down here we can see that it has the focus motor it
has a focus motor rod mount it has the focus wheel so anything with focusing
with manual focusing you're going to want to get the ronan SC pro combo then
it has a focus gear strip the screw and the RSS splitter so you have a little
more manual control that you can do especially for focusing with the pro
combo so if you're gonna use the focus wheel I would go with the pro combo with
the ronin SC and I think it's really smart the DJ I went with including the
focus motor because that's why I said don't buy the Ronin s standard kit
because that just comes with a focus wheel not the focus motor and the focus
wheel is not any good by itself you can focus to infinity and it really doesn't
work so you need the focus motor that's why it's good with this new kit DJI
figured that out so if you need to manual focus go with the roan se Pro
combo if you have a mirrorless camera if not just go with the Ronin SC if you
have a mirrorless with a small lens or g master lens and you you don't you're not
gonna get the full range of motion up and down with your camera you just have
to accept that or if you want have a bigger camera not a mirrorless camera a
bigger DSLR camera with some big lenses go with the Ronin s if you have a
smaller DSLR with small lenses you can probably still go with the Ronin SC
because it holds up to four point four pounds and you get away with it alright
guys that's it for day I hope you found this video helpful if you did give it a
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