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DJI Releases the Ronin-M: Lightweight and Lower-Priced

Caleb Ward
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At half the weight of the original stabilizer, the Ronin-M is a welcomed upgrade to the Ronin.

Aside from amazing new camera announcements, NAB 2015 is also a great place to find new accessories to go along with those new cameras. One of the most exciting new accessories to be released this year is the DJI Ronin-M, a sequel to their wildly successful Ronin gimbal stabilizer.

The DJI Ronin-M

At less than half the weight of the Ronin, the Ronin-M is a fantastic motorized gimbal stabilizer designed to work with any camera less than 8lbs. The stabilizer offers about 6 hours of battery life which could be an issue if you’re on set for a long time.

DJI Ronin-M

The Ronin-M has been designed to be more compact than the original Ronin, making it a better choice for lightweight cameras or tight shooting situations.

The good people at News Shooter have created this awesome demo video from NAB 2015.

https://vimeo.com/124775834

If you want to see footage of the DJI Ronin-M in action, check out this quick teaser trailer for Lifted, a short film that will be released Friday the 17th.

Other notable specs for the DJI Ronin-M include:

  • Fully removable handles
  • Two regulated 12V P-taps, one 500mAH full-size USB connector, and a DJI Lightbridge connector
  • Quick release system for the top handle allows users to mount the DJI Ronin-M easily to jibs, cranes, tripods, and many more.
  • Solid, one-piece, magnesium camera-support frame provides extreme structural rigidity.
  • Fully compatible with the optional DJI Ronin Thumb Controller

Pricing and Availability

The DJI Ronin M is expected to be priced below $2,000 and will be available for pre-order before the end of the month.

What do you think about the new DJI Ronin-M? Will it integrate well with your current setup? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

News courtesy of No Film School

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