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DJI RS 4 Mini Combo

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Product Overview

DJI RS 4 Mini Combo

Introducing DJI RS 4 Mini, the all-new compact and lightweight gimbal for content creators. Featuring automated axis locks, intelligent tracking and composition, Teflon enhanced balancing, and 3rd-gen native vertical shooting, it empowers content creators and independent commercial videographers to roll with it in a more efficient and seamless filming experience.

What's in the box:

DJI RS 4 Mini Gimbal

Quick-Release Plate

RS 4 Mini Tripod

L-Shaped Multi-Camera Control Cable (USB-C, 30 cm)

USB-C Charging Cable (40 cm)

Screw Kit

RS Intelligent Tracking Module

RS 4 Mini Briefcase Handle

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FAQs

What types of cameras are compatible with the DJI RS 4 Mini?

The DJI RS 4 Mini is compatible with a wide range of mainstream mirrorless cameras and lens combinations, supporting payloads of up to 2 kg. Recommended combinations include the Sony A7 series with a 24-70 mm F2.8 GM II lens, Canon R5 with RF 24-70 mm F2.8, Nikon Z7 II with Z 24-70 mm F2.8, and Panasonic S5 with L 20-60 mm F3.5-5.6. This versatility allows content creators to use their preferred equipment without compromising on stability or performance.

How does the automated axis locking feature improve my filming process?

The automated axis locking feature allows the gimbal's three axis locks to unlock automatically upon powering on and lock again when powered off or in sleep mode. This significantly speeds up the setup and storage processes, enabling users to transition smoothly between filming and packing away the gimbal. As a result, you can start filming almost immediately without the hassle of manual adjustments, making it ideal for fast-paced shooting environments.

Can I use the RS 4 Mini for vertical shooting, and how does it work?

Yes, the RS 4 Mini offers a fast and efficient way to switch between horizontal and vertical shooting. To switch to vertical mode, simply loosen a single-side knob, rotate the gimbal's horizontal plate 90 degrees, and tighten it back in place. This process takes about 10 seconds, allowing you to directly shoot vertical videos that are perfect for mobile viewing, which is increasingly popular for social media content.

What improvements have been made to the balancing system in the RS 4 Mini?

The RS 4 Mini features Teflon interlayers that reduce friction during balancing, making it easier to achieve a precise balance when installing your camera. The new fine-tuning knob on the tilt axis allows for millimeter-level adjustments, while the upper quick-release plate includes three positioning slots for different camera setups. This thoughtful design means you can quickly reattach your camera without losing your previous balance settings, enhancing your filming efficiency.

How does the intelligent tracking feature work, and who can benefit from it?

The intelligent tracking feature, supported by the RS Intelligent Tracking Module, allows the gimbal to automatically follow a subject while keeping them in the frame. This is particularly beneficial for novice videographers, as it simplifies the process of capturing dynamic shots like orbit or backward tracking shots. The module can track subjects up to 10 meters away and can reacquire them even if they temporarily leave the frame, making it an excellent tool for solo creators filming themselves.

What enhancements does the RS 4 Mini offer for battery life and charging?

The RS 4 Mini boasts a 30% increase in battery life and charging speed compared to its predecessor. It offers a maximum operating time of 13 hours, which is ample for all-day shooting. Additionally, the gimbal supports fast charging, allowing for approximately 5 hours of use with just a 30-minute charge. This ensures that you can keep filming without long interruptions for recharging.

What is the significance of the 4th-Gen RS Stabilisation Algorithm?

The 4th-Gen RS Stabilisation Algorithm enhances the gimbal's ability to provide smooth and stable footage, striking a balance between stabilisation strength and the natural feel of camera movement. This means that dynamic shots, including those taken while running or from low angles, will be steadied effectively. This algorithm is particularly optimised for vertical shooting, ensuring high-quality results regardless of the shooting conditions.

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