This RS 4 Mini is aimed at the content creator. With a compact and lightweight design, this gimbal weighs just two pounds (890 grams) and can support payloads up to 4.4 pounds (two kilograms). The DJI RS 4 Mini can support a range of mainstream mirrorless camera setups or smartphones.
Like previous Ronin gimbals, the RS4 Mini features an automated access lock for quick setup, transition, and breakdown. New features to this model are an intelligent tracking module, faster switching to vertical, and an innovative Teflon coating for smoother balancing.
One other improvement over the DJI RS3 Mini, is that the RS4 Mini has a 30% improved charging speed and battery life. This extends the overall operating time to approximately 13 hours. It also offers fast charging. After just 30 minute charge the device will deliver five hours of use.
In addition to dominating the drone space, DJI also offers a slew of other products for photographers and filmmakers from the Ronin 4D all-in-one 8K cinema camera, to microphones, and power solutions. DJI has also dipped its toe into the handheld imaging device market with gimbals under the moniker of the Ronin Stabilizer line.
“The Ronin Series continues to push the imaging industry forward as we bring new innovations to our ecosystem and democratize technology to more applications. Specifically, the DJI RS 4 Mini continues to feature our Emmy Award-winning three-axis gimbal stabilization, offering seamlessly smooth and steady footage,” says Ferdinand Wolf, Product Experience Director at DJI. “In adding the DJI RS 4 Mini to our offering, we have rounded out this generation of stabilizers to cater to every level of creator, from professional filmmakers to independent commercial videographers and content creators.”