What does Ronin SC stand for?

As expected based on the teaser from earlier this week, DJI has officially announced a new, lighter-weight version of its 3-axis Ronin-S gimbal. The new model is called the Ronin-SC (the C stands for “compact”), and it’s being hailed as a “single-handed stabilizer for mirrorless cameras.”

What is Ronin in photography?

Developed for the filmmaking professional, the Ronin is a 3-axis stabilization gimbal that can hold a wide variety of cameras, giving you smooth, stable, hand-held footage in most conditions.

Is there a 12K camera?

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Which is better Ronin S or SC?

Though the Ronin-S and Ronin-SC both feature a detachable, portable design, the Ronin-SC is made to be significantly smaller, lighter and easier to carry. The Ronin-SC is also about 41% lighter and 38% smaller than the Ronin-S and when taken apart can easily fit into a case or backpack.

What is the difference between Ronin-SC and SC Pro?

Ronin-SC starts at $439, and the Pro Combo starts at $539. Compared with Ronin-SC, the Pro Combo also includes a Focus Wheel, Focus Motor, Focus Motor Mount Rod, and RSS Splitter.

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What comes with the Ronin-SC?

Also included with the Ronin-SC are an extended grip/tripod, camera riser, lens support, port cover, Allen wrench, quick release plate with 1/4″-20 camera mounting screw, an M4 screw, a multicamera USB control cable, a multicamera USB Type-C control cable, a USB Type-C charging cable, a USB Type-C to micro-USB adapter.

How much can the Ronin-SC hold?

Its lighter form factor does have some setbacks — the Ronin-SC can carry up to 4.4 pounds and can last up to 11 hours, whereas the Ronin-S has a payload capacity of 8 pounds and has a 12-hour battery life.