DJI RS2 vs RSC2 - Which Is Best? In Depth Comparison to Ronin-S

[@thefilmpoets]

If you had to choose, is it the compact size of the RSC2 or the better performance of the RS2? Order the RS 2 - geni.us/DJI-RS2 Order the RSC 2 - geni.us/DJI-RSC2 RS2 settings guide - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIrYnohshJyoapo Use a gimbal for weddings - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2O5o6SBpJmEiLc Additional Notes: RSC2 with plate and no tripod = 2lbs 13.6oz RS2 with plate and no tripod = 3lbs 2.9oz SuperSmooth and RavenEye are available on both models. I only had a few days with the RSC2 so that slipped passed me Also, the rsc2 can be used while it’s folded, making the drip into a top handle. 🤯

[@petesoulis]

I would (and will) choose the lightest between the two. Can you state their exact weight with the simplest setup (that is, including battery, plates, tripod and excluding cameras and lenses of course)?

[@Ttales]

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[@Ttales]

@@petesoulis looks like they are about the same weight for minimum set-up (RS 2 = 1375g vs RSC 2 = 1318g), because of the carbon arms on the larger one (= You'll have to add 226g to those numbers if you want metal tripod legs. That total includes camera mounting plate, but there are also Upper and Lower Quick-Release Plates (105g) for the RS 2 - not sure if those are necessary to operate. In any case weight difference will be about 162g max, which is negligible in most cases. By the way first Ronin SC is only 1088g, but I believe the built quality is not that sturdy.

[@petesoulis]

​@@Ttales thanks for the response (great video from your holiday in Greece as well :) ). I can find this information in DJI's web site, but things get a little confusing, as I'm sure I have seen elsewhere that the weight is close to 1,1kg (I'm not sure where though, or what the setup was). It is also, as you said, not clear if those upper & lower plates are necessary. I'm coming from Moza Air 2, which weighs around 1,6kgs in its minimum setup (incl. the tripod legs) and had almost decided to go for the Weebill S (about 1,2kgs with the legs). So, RS2 & RSC2 are about the same weight with the Air 2, and about 400gr (not negligible at all for all day use) heavier than the Weebill S.

[@Ttales]

@@petesoulis thank you! Greece is epic, really miss the people and places! ... and the food X) I guess that depends on camera set-up and work habits, the longest time I've spent with Ronin-S was while filming 5 days of hyperlapses for a festival from 1pm to around 4am (with about six 20 minute breaks per day for Aerial shots) with an a73 + 16-35 f/2.8 GM. It was fine and I'm not a buff guy at all :D also the heavier weight eliminates some of the uncertainty and tremor. There are a couple of shots here (whole video of this was delayed until next year): kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5qrp6J9rpp2orM no post stabilization, 1 frame per second, 0.5s shutter. Probably should've dialed in more deadband, but it made things worse for some shots. The only time when the weight of a gimbal made filming impossible was while filming karting ... from a kart :D had to steer and hold the Ronin-S simultaneously and that wasn't possible in corners. The RSC 2 would've been handy in that situation because of it's compactness and underslung mode. I would recommend trying out all options that you are considering and making decisions only after that. Weight to size / capability ratio is definitely the best on RS 2, it is also more future-proof (you will be able to put larger cameras on it if you need in the future). RSC 2 is more compact and practical to live with, if your set-up works weight / balance wise. Weebill S will remain the lightest one though ... but to my eye DJI has the least robotic look from single-handed gimbals. Lat point is subjective though (=

[@clemenceobrien2598]

I like the RSC2 because im on a budget.

[@VishwasRavindran92]

Get a job

[@jusjay3834]

@@VishwasRavindran92jobs on average don’t support luxuries

[@Snowboy2015]

@@VishwasRavindran92 get A LIFE

[@oracleofvalerius]

Thanks for doing this review, really helped me decide. went with the rsc 2 and got it from the dji store so I could get their dji select protection. I kind of wanted the rs 2 but as both have supersmooth and the rs2 was almost double the price it kind of made sense to get the rsc2. major decision point was the foldability. will make travelling a lot easier.

[@faroukzanou7242]

good buy n also i was amazed knowing the wide range of cameras it can hold

[@kayanna418]

Rsc2 has supersmooth?

[@skymakai]

Glad DJI sent you review units. I've always loved your reviews. Keep up the good work.

[@David2222]

Just re-watched this and recall seeing it a couple months back...which inspired me to get one in the first place. Unopened RS2 in the box...at the foot of my bed...SO looking forward to tomorrow! Thanks for the insights Matt ; )

[@alicesutton1112]

RS2 for me! Always go for the best.

[@faroukzanou7242]

the best is subjective... dont see the need to go for rs2 when i wont be using any heavy setup n also the c i believe stands for compact without compromising in quality in any way

[@Ttales]

Great job with the video, Matt! We have Ronin-S and RSC 2 is actually more compelling for travel / low profile situations - wonder where is the limit on RSC 2, if it can handle combos like R5 + 28-70 or may be even C70 + ... anything?

[@thefilmpoets]

The max payload on the RSC2 is 6.6 lbs. I tested it with the R5, an RF to EF adapter, and an EF16-35mm III - and it worked well. That’s a pretty big setup. - The 28-70mm is heavier though, and I’m certain you’d need to rebalance as you zoom, whera’s the Ed 16-35mm zooms internally and I never rebalance it. Just a note about that. Awesome work btw!

[@Ttales]

@@thefilmpoets thanks! Doing our best :D Yeah, it's like with the first one - even if weight is not the limiting factor, the balance might be. By the way 16-35 zooms internally but the glass still moves inside shifting the weight (but may be to a lesser extent). If you get a chance to test RSC 2 with some of the behemoth RF lenses like 28-70 and 85 for your follow-up video - would be sweet! I imagine they might work, but it will be tricky to flip the gimbal upside down. Cheers!

[@DGAHx22]

You have some of the best videos out here good job dude

[@ispardavisuals526]

I love this!!!! Getting that RS2 For Xmas for Myself lol

[@stephentownsend9704]

Amazing stabilization on the new Ronins especially with Supersmooth on. If it's turned off by default, maybe it's because doing so will preserve motor and battery strength?

[@thefilmpoets]

Thats a good point. I know that I zoomed in on a lens without rebalancing an it didn't like it. I could hear the motors working. So it's more sensitive as well.

[@fredriksvard2603]

Still way behind weebill

[@RonaldBrown59]

I like the look of that new RSC2, it would be good for travel. Nice review, and thanks for sharing.

[@norgerichard]

You are the best to make this kind of tests

[@BobbyM1961]

Excellent Matt! As always. Just received my RSC 2 yesterday and it's fantastic. Super easy set up. Light weight. Handles my GH5 with native 8-18mm lens with no issue. Love that it folds for two reasons. Different shooting configurations and it makes it possible to fit in that messenger bag. Super portable for run and gun filming. And travel. Thanks for the walk-through. Looking forward to a settings update from you!

[@AnnexF]

Great review! The best I've seen on KZbin. I just subscribed!

[@GriffinConway]

I’m not sure how I missed this video Matt...great stuff! That ronin S2 looks great. Might have to pick one up to go with my bigger cameras.

[@edwardscruggs6555]

Great comparison clearly stated. Very helpful. Thank you!

[@angryrabbitproductions1690]

In your video you seem to suggest that the RSC2 does not support features such as the RavenEye and SuperSmooth? However, both of these features are supported. As far as I can discern, the only feature not supported is the use of the time of flight sensor, which is exclusive to the larger RS2.

[@thefilmpoets]

Hey, they are supported on both. Sorry about the confusion. At the time of testing, supersmooth wasn’t on the specs of the rsc2.

[@rickymeyerfilms]

YES!!! I’ve been waiting for you to put out this video ever since it was first mentioned in the HTFW group!

[@christocentricmessage1]

Thanks 😊

[@oliviakathriner]

You had me with that intro

[@johnbroman3660]

Always one of the best reviews!!! Are you testing the mavic 3 pro yet??? 😉

[@thefilmpoets]

Thank you. An no comment 😉

[@jeandrebadenhorst]

Thanx for the tests with the charts. Was super helpful

[@lm.london9125]

Hi Matt great video .Would be interested how the RS2 compares with the Cranes S2 or the Webill S

[@husariaproductions4240]

Great review ! Looking forward to the settings guide

[@StoryDrivenFilmmaking]

Great video Matt.

[@DiarmuidODonovan]

Great review, looking forward to getting mine soon

[@magicguyism]

Hella mate, very good comparison video! I have a Sony A7SIII and a Sigma 24-70 lens which is a bit of a heavy set up but should work on both of these gimbals. Just wondering, when it comes to rebalancing the lens when I change my zoom length, will the larger S2 payload mean that it’s less likely to throw the balancing out of whack when I make zoom length changes?

[@madebyjovan]

Do you think the RSC2 can support/balance Canon R5 + Adapter + EF 16-35mm f2.8 lens? I've the Zhiyun Crane 2S. Thinking if I should let it go and get the RSC2 due to its compact size and weight.

[@romangarfield4247]

The RSC2 can definitely fit that. You can even attach Canon R5 with 24-70 f2.8 lens there and it would still work great.

[@madebyjovan]

@@romangarfield4247 the 24-70mm 2.8 you mean the EF version with adapter or RF?

[@romangarfield4247]

EF. Did you get one already?

[@madebyjovan]

@@romangarfield4247 Yes! Bought it and loving it so far!

[@romangarfield4247]

@@madebyjovan Good for you. Cheers!

[@srijonmondal8842]

Just loved the video Keep it up

[@ctoLarssonTECH]

Very interesting. Best video on this topic. Do you disable all stabilization in camera & lens or do you leave any of that on?

[@thefilmpoets]

I like to turn both on because you'll get better results, but for the tests I left them off to show the worst case scenario.

[@roismartin]

Thanks! the perfect review

[@aaronmarquezTV]

Such a quality vid. Subbed

[@LukaBmusic]

excellent review

[@dantediego]

Wow how did you get that shot of the couple standing in front of the water? How did you make it look so good? The dynamic range is nuts! A video on this?

[@thefilmpoets]

That one is from a wedding in Kauai, I plan to post it here in the future. The shot took some planning, we waiting for the sun to be just right in the sky.

[@owenwalters3967]

Love it! Good looking

[@supremebettaspku9751]

Im not expect that much for a handheld gimbal, theres still a lil bit shaky scene when you use camera without ibis but you can correct it with adobe 👍

[@thefilmpoets]

Yea the goal for me is to get it 95% perfect and then either finish the smoothness in post. That works most of the time, and if you're following a moving subject there's usually no need for post stabilization because their movement masks the imperfections. -Matt

[@JAK_EDITS.]

that footage in the forest is unbelievably pleasing, visually. Is that the R5 w/ 10bit?

[@thefilmpoets]

yes! its r5 using these settings - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3TVnpVjZ76orbc

[@JAK_EDITS.]

@@thefilmpoets Absolutely gorgeous mate. What lens?

[@beolly187]

Great video! Thanks!

[@TriniWeekes]

great review I really enjoyed this honest video. I am thinking about purchasing my first mirrorless camera (Sony a6600 ) and wanted to purchase a gimbal. I had my mind set on a DJI Ronin SC. Do you think that the RSC2 is worth the extra $$$? i will be mainly using this setup for travel vlogs. I look forward to your advice

[@thefilmpoets]

$279 for the SC is a great price, but the 2nd version will fold for easier travel. Basically you’ll need a backpack style of caring for the SC, and the SC2 can go into messenger bags. I’d decide based on that.

[@TriniWeekes]

@@thefilmpoets ah ok got you, I definitely did not consider the size factor. Thanks for that information.

[@HighSpeedLakhan]

can the Ronin SC2 hold up Sony A7Siii + 50mm GM 1.2 lens well?

[@Movilavideo]

Hi Matt, congratulations for the very nice and curated review! But I expected that at least you among the many youtubers, would address the issue of manfrotto plate compatibility, a problem you raised at the time of the first Ronin-s review. Could you let us know if the original manfrotto 500 can fit in the new plate? Thx a lot

[@thefilmpoets]

You’re right. I actually recorded a section on this, but then realized that I didn’t have enough info. I think that the small manfrotto rc2 plates fit the top, small plate, but I don’t own them. The regular manfrotto plates for fluid heads will NOT fit. They almost do, but they are just slightly too big. Ok the RS2, the gear setup would block it either way. That would suck, but fortunately you’re able to mount a manfrotto 577 receiver to the front of the RS2 plate, and then use regular manfrotto plates on your camera. I worry about this with the rsc2 because the rear of the plate may get pushed out too far and bump things. It works fine on the rs2 though. Hope that helps! -Matt

[@Movilavideo]

@@thefilmpoets Thanks for your careful reply Matt. I had little hope for this old problem and unfortunately you confirmed what I feared. How do you think you will move about it on the wedding? Perhaps the best solution, but more expensive, could be to mount the arca swiss receiver on all 501 plates. Alessandro

[@thefilmpoets]

@@Movilavideo yea you could do that too as long as it feels stable.

[@jb_]

Great review, thanks Matt. The weight reduction, Titan, and upcoming 3D Focus makes this a no brainer upgrade for me.

[@leedonohue]

absolutely! and did you get a load of all the accessories from tilta? absolutely mind blowing!!

[@jb_]

@@leedonohue yeah I did, overwhelming extensive suite of stuff there! Let’s hope they can ship it all by next Christmas ; )

[@leedonohue]

@@jb_ yea im definitely hoping for that too! who knows maybe some sweet combo deals will await us😍

[@NahYeahMate]

Hey. I would love to know what camera you're shooting with in the reception shots? Great quality in low light!

[@thefilmpoets]

Thats the Canon R5.

[@johnbroman3660]

Always the best!!! Thanks

[@BuildingBetterBoxers]

I just bought a 1D X mark ii Which gimbal would be best for my camera?

[@fabriziocanale9768]

Nice video. Can the RSC2 hold a Sony A7iii with Sony 24-105 f4 or 16-35 F4? Thanks

[@thefilmpoets]

yea for sure. It holds the r5 and 16-35mm 2.8 which are both bigger.

[@fabriziocanale9768]

@@thefilmpoets ok, thank you

[@GarrettBell]

You're the best for asking this. I have the same setup and was wondering the same thing. Now I know I can save money and go with the RSC2 if I want

[@fabriziocanale9768]

@@GarrettBell thanks for the “best”. I’m a rookie in video and saving money and space is a great thing for me, considering the use I’d be going to do.

[@GarrettBell]

@@fabriziocanale9768 you're welcome and I am a basically a rookie as well. It's def time to step it up a few notches

[@fredventure]

Do you know how the RS3 will be like? Releasing 15th of June 😲

[@thefilmpoets]

maybe ;)

[@fredventure]

@@thefilmpoets 🤯

[@harveyingram6722]

Great video. Both have their own upgrades from their previous models. However RS2 got the bigger slice of the pie when it comes to upgrades. IF you are a Ronin-S user it is a must to upgrade! You don't want to miss this one. On the RSC2 not much but the foldable design and touchscreen makes it a much better superior than it's predecessor. So if you travel a lot RSC2 might be right for you. Overall both are great products indeed.

[@sebastianwesthoff5173]

small correction: the RSC2 has no touch :)

[@josephbrotherton7578]

Thanks a load for this video! How much better would you rate the stabilisation on the rs2? That's the thing that matters most to me and what's making the decision harder.

[@thefilmpoets]

how much better than the original Ronin-S or RSC2? I'll answer for both - The. new models both seem to stabilize better than the original Ronin-S. The differences between both new models are slim, but I still seemed to get better results with the RS2, and really it's not much bigger. The only circumstance that I'd use the RSC2 is for very light travel with no monitor or accessories. Thats the only advantage it has, foldable for small travel.

[@joellemorris5684]

thanks for your great video on Ronin SC2!!! They are very useful. Could you tell me the size of the quick release plate that is given with the gimbal?

[@lucykillick9036]

Would the RSC2 struggle with the weight of a Canon 6D and 24-105mm STM lens? If so I guess I could use it with my Canon EF 50mm 1.8 STM lens?

[@thefilmpoets]

it could handle it fine.

[@brentnora8128]

Great comparison. I love the RS2, but what is the lightest payload would you recommend for its 10lb capable motors?

[@thefilmpoets]

I mean it can take light payloads easily. An a7III with a prime lens would be fine.

[@brentnora8128]

@@thefilmpoets Thanks, that's exactly the kit I was concerned about. The Sony α7R IV and the 24-70 G Master Lens with a few accessories weigh just over 1.5 kg.

[@thefilmpoets]

@@brentnora8128 you're good to go. Just remember zooming with that big lens will throw off the balance. If you must zoom without rebalancing, try to think ahead and set your balance at a mid-point, like 40mm or something. That way when you go to 24 or 70 it won't be extremely out of balance. Always best to rebalance though, especially when the body to lens size ratio is out of whack like most mirrorless setups. -Matt

[@nicolearrage3222]

Great video! Thank you Matt! I was wondering, is there a vertical(portrait) mode on the RS2 like on the RSC2 ? :)

[@thefilmpoets]

yes I believe they both have vertical mode.

[@nicolearrage3222]

@@thefilmpoets Thanks for your quick response!

[@rashiyu]

This guy sounds like Zuko at some points of the video and it throws me off. But love the video!

[@campa_t]

can the rsc2 do active track, force mobile and timelapses without raven eye like ronin sc?

[@Adonisfilms876]

Yeah, it can.

[@faroukzanou7242]

@@Adonisfilms876 u can do force mobile, timelapse n basic track but u need the raveneye for active track

[@MortenHolmboe]

The settings video you will be releasing, is it about camera settings? I have the RSC2 and a SONY a7r4 and I really need some guidance on the Sony's settings to get started.

[@larrylaffer4304]

interesting and useful ! but nobody speaks about the vertical mode on the sc2. has the s2 also an easY vertical mode.

[@tallsided]

REGARDING FOCUS ON RS2 You mention you tapped the back of the screen to rack focus in the video. Is this referencing the touchscreen on the RS2 or the Sony camera? Also Focus related, the front dial on the RS2 can be used to adjust focus digitally with a connected camera (using supplied cables)? I use the Panasonic GH5 and I've always struggled to get shallow focus with gimbals.

[@thefilmpoets]

The rs2 can handle light taps on the rear of the screen without showing any jitters.

[@tallsided]

@@thefilmpoets okay great, and light taps on the back of the RS2 screen allows you to adjust focus in the same way as touching the screen on the actual camera? What about the scroll wheel on the front? It can control focus digitally on the camera by hooking a cable up to the camera itself?

[@thefilmpoets]

@@tallsided Sorry about the confusion. No you cant touch the rear screen of the RS2 for focus, you can only use the front trigger to adjust it. You can touch the rear LCD of a camera thats mounted to it and not see the touch cause a bump in the footage. Hope that makes sense - Matt

[@christophercmosley]

Im confused on the nato rail ports on the side. Will my same monitor mount that fits on my Ronin S fit in the RSC2 or will I have to buy all new accessories to mount my monitor to it?

[@edwardscruggs6555]

Highly informative and many thanks. May I ask about payload on the RS 2? Would it handle my Canon 5D Mark III with a Canon 85mm prime? I worry this is designed primarily for mirrorless bodies. Thanks in advance.

[@thefilmpoets]

The RS2 payload is like 10 lbs. It'll do my 1dxII and 24-700mm 2.8 no problem

[@RAITORRENTFILMMAKER]

Hi, I like soo much you work , amazing. I have Rs2, but I can't shotting smooth footage like you, do you use warp or ibis in your R5? Thanks

[@thefilmpoets]

I leave the IBIS on for the R5, but that doesn't help a ton. It depends on what you're shooting, but often times you'll need to apply a bit of post stabilization to make it perfect.

[@raphaelpearson6704]

NATO ports are better especially if you need a wide range of attachments for your rig. Does the Zhiyun have that?

[@thefilmpoets]

I have no idea about Zhiyun.

[@kimkrohnberle]

Absolutely NONE of the RS2 reviewers mentioning power outputs. Weak of DJI to pay hush-money for a deal breaker like that. 12v output is essential on any gimbal claiming to be up towards semi-pro.

[@leedonohue]

From what I heard from Josh Yeo, there is a possibility of 12v output however I think he was hinting towards a DIY option..

[@kimkrohnberle]

@@leedonohue I saw his review, and he didn't mention it. Source? I am one step from pre-ordering. But no 12v is a deal-breaker.

[@leedonohue]

@@kimkrohnberle I asked him in the comments, thats what he told me. He said it would either require a special cable or modification. So I think he knows more than most but cant talk details apparently. The first devices will be shipped soon and I guess we will have to wait for more user reviews to address this..

[@kimkrohnberle]

@@leedonohue Thank you! Also for confirming my suspicion. These "honest" reviews should be red-flagged and highlighted as paid content. Can't trust anyone anymore.

[@thefilmpoets]

@@kimkrohnberle Sorry but I don't even know what you mean by power outputs. I run simple setups for weddings. You mean like the ability to send external power to something else?

[@gavietcay]

What kind of charger do you need and where can you get one? Thanks.

[@DominicCarterTV]

What lens were you rocking with that band that was playing in the intro?...was some really nice wide feels, but still bokeh pleasing vibes

[@thefilmpoets]

Mostly the ef 35mm 1.4 and 85mm 1.4 - the really wide shot near the beginning was the 24-105mm

[@TechTechReviews]

@@thefilmpoets Both those lenes autofocus fine in video on the R5? All the band shots look tack sharp!

[@thefilmpoets]

@@TechTechReviews oh yea. All EF glass focuses great.

[@hematoshdebbarma5919]

Is it support cannon 200d mark 2

[@kevinku7948]

What size of the peak design messages bag shown in the video? Will you think a peak design 6l sling bag fit it?

[@BoyetecBlog777]

Thanks for info Sir, God bless you. Merry Christmas to all guys!

[@AjushiPhotography]

Could the RCS2 handle the New C70? Or you need the RC2?

[@thefilmpoets]

that'd be pushing it, especially because the C70 is very deep and may bump the back arm. I'd have to see some tests to be sure though.

[@AjushiPhotography]

@@thefilmpoets - Thank You 🙏

[@faroukzanou7242]

per the reviews of the c70 u can tell its shaped like the 1dx and the rsc2 cant hold any of the 1dx cameras cos of the shot distance of the metal of the pan motor

[@lecolintube]

Subbed, thanks! 😊

[@ferryaditapurnama8319]

ronin s or rsc 2? what do you think? what do you prefer?. recently i consider to buy one of them, ronin s second-hand or new rsc 2.

[@thefilmpoets]

RSC2 hands down.

[@brettrimkus5311]

Okay, video green horn here. I have an 80D and a 1DX i use for photo stills. Haven't touched on video but the football team would like some video from the sidelines on the game. Which would you suggest for that or do you have another option. I plan to use the 80D. Any tips or guidance would be appreciated.

[@thefilmpoets]

I like the full frame look of the 1dx, but the crop of the 80D will give you a little more reach if you're stuck far away.

[@kayanna418]

what are the upgraded feature differences?

[@Ashraf247]

Superb

[@GlassfilmWeddings]

do they both have super smooth?!

[@thefilmpoets]

They do!

[@creativetom413]

What about ronin s vs rsc2?

[@jaaebeeee]

hey brother, if i have a sigma 18-35, which gimbal do you recommend?

[@thefilmpoets]

depends more on the camera, but either will likely handle it.

[@jiajianhou426]

You NEVER said RSC2's payload capacity in the video

[@thefilmpoets]

You could google it. But basically rsc2 will hold a mirrorless and a large lens, so R5 with 16-35mm. Rs2 will go even bigger like a c70.

[@rinconhighschooltucsonaz2811]

Has anyone tried the RSC2 out with the BMPCC 6k Pro?

[@AyNakop]

Can a rsc2 hold an canon R5 w/battery grip and rf 28-70mm L f2 lens?

[@thefilmpoets]

not sure on that. rs2 for sure.

[@RayoBeatz]

what camera did you have mounted onto it? why? because i need to know if it has steady shot option why? because I need to know if I use this with my canon t7 will it have the same end results

[@thefilmpoets]

I shot most of this with the canon r5, but have used a 1dxII in the past with similar results.

[@jchambo86]

How would you compare the RSC2 vs. the Weebill-S? First time Gimbal purchaser here, debating between the two, unsure of which to get. Right now B&H has the Weebill-S for $399 and the RSC2 is $499. Thanks!

[@thefilmpoets]

I’ve never used the weebill, but I can say that DJI is a tough company to beat because they have far more resources than anyone else. I can feel it in the build quality anytime I pick up another gimbal.

[@jchambo86]

@@thefilmpoets F' it - just bought the RSC2. Was torn, will probably get burned on a Christmas sale of some sort but oh well!

[@thefilmpoets]

@@jchambo86 have fun with it!

[@caseybooker559]

RSC2 is foldable and can switch configurations in an instant. Stabilization is also great especially with Supersmooth turned on. I've tried some of the features out when it was launched and I was completely blown away. Sold my Weebill S after two days to get the RSC2.

[@thefilmpoets]

@@caseybooker559 Yea, and it can take the extension handles and be built up to hold a monitor. I really like the idea of it being used for travel and commercial work.

[@MattMayolo]

Thanks for the review! a question, does the raven eye transmission system works as well by itself? I mean, can it be used without the gimbal? or it only works WITH the gimbal. Thanks!

[@thefilmpoets]

Oh good question. I haven’t tested it, but from the way it works I think it should still be able to transmit the the video signal to the phone. The control of the camera wouldn’t work because that happens through the gimbal.

[@likyyan6369]

Asked dji and get the answer.u can use it without connect to the gimbal

[@PYROAZMB]

which camera and lens are you using for those wedding shots?

[@thefilmpoets]

I'm using the c70 and r5 now. but here's a list - kit.co/thefilmpoets/wedding-kit

[@justonbrazda3846]

my lens support looks different than yours. Did that come in the box?

[@thefilmpoets]

Yes thats the one that came with the RS2 (I think, it may have been with he rsc2), but I got it early so they could have changed.

[@babysello731]

hi i am a solo content maker n i am a cam girl. i dont have someone to shot me but i really need something to help me. which one do u think better for me? i just want easy set up n smooth active track. n also can i use it for phone too? please help. i know nothing about gadget. thank you ❤️

[@SwiftLikesGames]

i just got the rsc2 how do i unlock the screen it says locked

[@adrianparafianowicz802]

Can I go away without supporting my lens if it's too short to reach the support? Unless you placed the camera somehow closer to the end of the mounting plate, but I can't figure out how.

[@thefilmpoets]

For regular operation when you're not using a long lens (100mm+) I never support the lens. It's a pain, and in minor jitters introduced can be smoothed out in post. It's worth the tradeoff for extra speed in my opinion, but if I were on a higher end commercial shoot, I'd take the time to do it.

[@adrianparafianowicz802]

@@thefilmpoets So just go with supersmooth if I get it right?

[@muleyg]

In terms of weight, which gimbal is the lighter without a camera attached?

[@thefilmpoets]

RSC2 with plate and no tripod = 2lbs 13.6oz RS2 with plate and no tripod = 3lbs 2.9oz

[@ServingUpSarcasm]

which one has the most modes?

[@thefilmpoets]

They both have three modes (M1-M3)

[@Dukesy]

will the rsc2 work with an r5 & 24-105mm

[@thefilmpoets]

yes but I prefer the first version of the 24-105mm because of it's lower weight. It'll be more balanced throughout the zoom range.

[@Dukesy]

@@thefilmpoets Thanks for the response mate and keep up the amazing work. I already have the RF one so hopefully it will be ok but I am by no means pro so just hoping to learn with it

[@nickminderman7380]

When can I buy the rs2

[@outbacksanta5205]

Great.... thx !

[@rseguras]

can i connect the rsc2 to sbus?

[@norgerichard]

I want that Gimbal

[@tritonhell]

Hi! 6:41 Please write the title and artist of this music! Thx! :)

[@tritonhell]

Dear Film Poets! Thanks for nothing! 😘

[@eagertosucceed6004]

what camera and lens shot the guys playing guitar at the park

[@thefilmpoets]

That’s the Canon r5 with a 35mm and 85mm prime.

[@mreddieau]

Is Supersmooth on the RSC2?

[@thefilmpoets]

yes it is. I didn't realize when I made this video though!

[@som548]

both are support DSLR camera??

[@thefilmpoets]

yes

[@RoyGregorio]

Is there any reason really to turn supersmooth off?

[@thefilmpoets]

I had it go wonky on me once when not sing any lens support. I'd use it until you have an issue. Remember to auto tune if you switch between the two. I'm not sure if its necessary but the manual makes it sound like you should .