Additional Ronin 2 Features

• Integrated display
• Simplified setup with more adjustment knobs
• Reduced cabling
• Quick-release grip
• Mountable on drones, jibs, cables, cranes, tripods, Steadicams, rolling vehicles
• Remote control up to 0.62 mile
• Battery life: 2.5 hours on single battery, 5 hours on pair
• Hot-swappable batteries
• Splash-proof motor housings
• Improved connectivity: four 14.4v out sockets, two 12.6v DC out sockets, two 12.6v P-tap sockets, SDI, USB, UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter)

Using the Ronin 2

Three modes encompass handheld use: underslung, upright and briefcase. The Ronin 2 is light enough that even with a substantial camera/lens configuration mounted, it generates little operator fatigue and can be passed from one operator to another. Let’s cut to the chase: With its quick release mount, Ronin 2 can go easily from handheld use to mounting on a Steadicam or rolling vehicle, even mid-scene. It also adapts to heavy-lift drones, cables, jibs and cranes.

Want a convenient readout of settings? An ultra-bright touchscreen is built in, so you can adjust your RED camera on the go. Need remote control at up to six-tenths of a mile? It’s there.  Need wind resistance to 70 mph while your vehicle-mounted camera travels at high speed? The Ronin 2 can do that, too. Does your schedule call for continuous shooting? Batteries last up to five hours, and dual batteries can be hot-swapped so you never miss a frame — not one breath-taking spill, not a single romantic nuance.

High-Performance Filming

A new GPS adds accuracy to shooting at high speed with a Ronin 2-mounted camera. SmoothTrack has been upgraded, compared to the original Ronin. The gimbal supports time lapse and panoramic scenes. The Ronin 2 is cross-compatible with other stabilization systems. It has the capacity to power mounted cameras. And memory allows you to return to a previously used gimbal setup.