Provideo and Canon present the new DJI Ronin-S handheld stabilizer at BIT

Designed for mirrorless and DSLR cameras, the Ronin-S combines advanced stabilization, precise manual focus control with a compact exterior suitable for one-handed use.

I look forward to Sevilla, official distributor and technical service of DJI in Spain, presents for the first time in this BIT Audiovisual 2018 the new DJI Ronin-S handheld stabilizer.

In collaboration with Canon Spain, those who attend the Professional Audiovisual Technology Show, at IFEMA from May 8 to 10, will be able to test the new Ronin S with 5D MARK IV type DSLR cameras and their corresponding optics at their stand.

Designed for mirrorless and SLR cameras, the Ronin S combines advanced stabilization, precise control y manual focus control with a compact exterior suitable for use with one hand.

One of the most interesting novelties of this Ronin-S is that the position of the camera on the gimbal, slightly above the motors, makes the rear part completely accessible at all times with the menu on the LCD always at hand.

Besides, his Ergonomic design Protects you from unwanted shaking that can occur when switching from hover to upright mode in a continuous shot.

SmoothTrack Technology

On the other hand, the SmoothTrack technology Allows effortless, one-handed switching from moving to a fixed camera angle. Thus, it is possible to set two favorite settings for Smoothtrack and switch between them with a single click. The Ronin-S's new Sport mode improves SmoothTrack's response time so it can follow every movement.

The design with detachable handle makes the Ronin-S easy to mount in more situations, from a drone car to achieve low angle shots or on a camera crane to capture wide-angle footage. A DJI Focus Controller Unit can be mounted to the accessory port, allowing creators to adjust focus while working with the standard grip. You can also mount the Ronin-S to a dual grip bar without losing control of the stabilizer, focus or shutter

The Ronin-S has several accessory mounts, which can accommodate extensions such as microphones, LED lights or wireless video transmitters. Compatible with proprietary DJI control devices such as the DJI Master Force, they provide intuitive control; DJI Master Wheels allow you to make precise movements in situations that require it.

By Bluetooth pairing with the camera via DJI Go app (available for Android and iOs), it is possible to access advanced options, such as timelapses, hyperlapses, recognition and tracking of objects and people (Smooth track), as well as assign favorite quick access modes, each with its different stabilization settings, engine response or smoothness.

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