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Here’s a breakdown of the @djiglobal RS4 Pro and what makes it the best camera stabilizer out there. Curious what’s your fav way to rig out your gimbal?

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0:00Do you ever see a gimbal like this and just wonder like, what is all that stuff? Well, I'm going to show you what all the pieces are, how it works, and show you the result.

0:09All right, so this is the DJI RS4 Pro gimbal, basically the best gimbal that you can get on the market. This does everything. And then, uh, I have an FX3 on here and an Atlas Mercury anmorphic lens on here.

0:24These lenses are sick.

0:26The E-mount to PL adapter I'm using is from Mofage and that is because it has an ND filter, a variable ND filter that you can just slip in there so then, uh, on gimbals, this is just way more convenient instead of having like a matte box on there or something like that.

0:41So the the main thing here is the Ronin RS4 Pro, and everything is kind of built around the RS4 Pro.

0:48This right here is a lidar and this will actually make any PL manual lens into an autofocus lens.

0:57So you can see here as I move the camera away, it is actually autofocusing on this camera.

1:03And how it's doing that is it's using the lidar to sense how far something is, and then it's connected to this focus motor.

1:12This is the focus motor, this is essentially what powers your autofocus.

1:15That's working in tandem there.

1:16And then under here we have the DJI HDR transmission system.

1:20And with that, you can connect the video feed to an iPad or any device really, any screen. Um, so your director can see what's happening or whoever needs to see this.

1:30And you can actually

1:31I can use this iPad and SDR transmission combination to control the gimbal.

1:38So, um, the director could be kind of operating the camera.

1:42One person would be manning the gimbal and then the other person would just be framing up and making sure you're getting what you want.

1:49And this is like a really kind of just like very intuitive, easy way.

1:53You could basically hand this to anybody and they would just be able to kind of frame things up as long as they have some sense of composition.

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0:00LEARN MAKE REPEAT

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0:10RS4 PRO

0:26FX3

0:26SONY

0:26ATLAS LENS

0:26ANAMORPH

0:26MERCURY 35 SER

0:26Cinema Line

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0:41RONIN

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Scenes (9)

0:00Host introducing gimbal setup

A medium shot of a man from the chest up, positioned slightly to the right of the frame, against a clean, modern studio background. He is holding a large, complex camera setup (a grey camera with a large, cylindrical lens and a purple ring adapter) in his left hand, which is mounted on a black tripod-like base. In his right hand, he holds a tablet (iPad) connected to a black device with an orange highlight. The background is a minimalist studio space with white acoustic panels on the ceiling, a white wall on the left, and a dark grey/black wall on the right. A neon sign on the back wall reads "LEARN MAKE REPEAT". Natural light from above and the left illuminates the scene, creating soft shadows. The man is looking directly at the camera, speaking and smiling, conveying enthusiasm. The dominant colors are the man's blue denim jacket, the grey and black camera equipment, and the light wooden table he's standing behind.

0:09Close-up on gimbal and camera

A close-up, slightly high-angle shot showcasing the DJI RS4 Pro gimbal with a large cinema camera and an Atlas Mercury Anamorphic lens mounted on it. The camera system is resting on a wooden table, held by a man's hands, which are visible in the foreground on the left and right. The man's arms, clad in a blue denim jacket, frame the bottom of the shot. The focus is on the intricate details of the black gimbal structure, the silver Atlas lens with its prominent "36" and purple ring, and the connected wires. The background is a well-lit studio space with a black wall on the right featuring a neon sign "LEARN MAKE REPEAT". Various other camera equipment and stands are visible in the blurred background. The lighting is bright and even, highlighting the metallic textures of the gear. The dominant colors are the natural wood of the table, the black and silver of the equipment, and the vibrant purple accent on the lens.

0:25Detailed view of lens and ND filter

An extreme close-up shot focusing on the connection point between the Sony FX3 camera body (visible with "FX3" and "SONY" logos) and the large Atlas lens, specifically highlighting a purple E-mount to PL adapter. A man's fingers are seen manipulating a small black lever on the side of the adapter, then sliding a rectangular variable ND filter in and out of a slot. The lens itself is a grey, cylindrical Atlas Anamorphic lens with "MERCURY 36" text. The background is blurred, showing a wooden table, parts of the camera setup, and some studio equipment. The lighting is bright and direct, emphasizing the textures and mechanisms of the camera components. The dominant colors are the black of the camera body, the grey of the lens, and the striking purple of the adapter.

0:41Gimbal overview on table

A medium shot from an overhead perspective looking down at a DJI Ronin RS4 Pro gimbal setup placed on a light wooden table. The gimbal is standing on its integrated tripod base, supporting a camera system with a large grey Atlas lens. The presenter's hands, in a blue denim jacket, are positioned on either side of the gimbal, gesturing and touching various parts of the equipment as he explains its features. The background includes a black wall with the "LEARN MAKE REPEAT" neon sign on the left, and a wider view of the studio space with camera equipment, desks, and a black couch in the distance on the right. The floor is wooden with a grey rug. The lighting is bright and even, illuminating the entire setup. The dominant colors are the warm wood of the table, the black of the gimbal, and the blue of the presenter's jacket sleeves.

0:48Close-up on LiDAR sensor

A close-up shot focused on the top of the camera setup, specifically highlighting a black LiDAR sensor module attached to the camera. A man's hand with a blue denim jacket sleeve is seen pointing directly at the sensor. The sensor is a rectangular black device with a blue screen and some textured grilles. The large grey Atlas Anamorphic lens is visible below it, and the black gimbal structure is partially in view. The wooden table serves as a blurred foreground and background element. The lighting is bright and clear, accentuating the details of the technology. The color palette is dominated by blacks, greys, and the vibrant blue of the sensor's screen.

0:57Autofocus demonstration

A medium shot from a slightly elevated perspective, showcasing two camera setups on a light wooden table in a studio environment. On the right, a fully assembled camera with a large grey Atlas lens on a gimbal is stationary. On the left, another camera setup (partially visible, also on a gimbal base) is being manually moved closer to the stationary camera by a man's hand. The purpose is to demonstrate the autofocus capabilities. The background is a blurred studio space with a black wall, a desk with a computer monitor, and a plant. The wooden floor and a grey rug are also visible. The lighting is bright and even. The scene's color palette is mainly natural wood tones, black and grey equipment, and hints of green from the plant.

1:03Focus motor close-up

An extreme close-up shot on a small, black focus motor attached to the camera's lens. A man's index finger, part of his hand, points directly at the motor, which has visible gears and cables connected to the camera system. The large grey Atlas lens and parts of the camera body are visible as blurred elements in the background. The wooden table surface is also blurred. The lighting is bright and highlights the mechanical details of the focus motor. The dominant colors are black, grey, and the subtle warmth of the wooden background.

1:10DJI Transmission system close-up

An extreme close-up shot focusing on the DJI Transmission system component. A man's hand with a blue denim jacket sleeve points to the device, which is a black rectangular box with visible ports, small antennas, and a red indicator light. The camera setup, including the large Atlas lens and the gimbal, is blurred in the background. The wooden table surface is also present as a blurred element. The lighting is bright and clear, allowing for a detailed view of the transmission device. The color palette consists mainly of black and grey, with a noticeable red indicator light and the warmth of the wooden background.

2:10Host demonstrating iPad control

A medium shot of a man, likely in his late 30s or early 40s, standing behind a light wooden table. He is holding a grey camera setup (DJI RS4 Pro gimbal with an Atlas lens) in his left hand and an iPad in his right hand. He gestures with the iPad, demonstrating its use as a control device for the gimbal. The camera setup, a complex array of black and grey components with a purple lens adapter, is stable on its tripod legs. The background is a modern studio space with a black wall featuring the "LEARN MAKE REPEAT" neon sign. Other camera equipment, stands, and a desk with a computer are visible in the background. The lighting is bright and even. The dominant colors are the man's blue denim jacket, the black and grey equipment, and the warm wooden table.

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