Equipped with carbon fiber axis arms, DJI RS 4 Pro boasts a 4.5kg (10lbs) payload capacity as well as robust power and torque, easily accommodating mainstream mirrorless/cinema camera and lens setups
Designed with an all-new horizontal plate, RS 4 Pro enables the second generation of native vertical shooting for further
elevated efficiency. Without the need for additional accessories, cinematographers can simply release the horizontal plate andsecure it into the vertical position for an effortless switch to vertical shooting.
The roll axis now has dual rolling bearings, facilitating easier adjustments.
All three axes feature a Teflo coating with a low friction coefficient, ensuring smooth balancing even when mounting heavy
cameras. When switching cameras or lenses, a fine-tuning knob on the tilt axis allows you to move the camera forward or backward, achieving precise, millimeter-level balancing.
The OLED touchscreen incorporates a new auto-lock feature, preventing accidental touches during shooting. When the screen is locked, it can still display the current gimbal and joystick modes at a low brightness, reducing power consumption.
With next-generation automated axis locks, DJI RS 4 Pro can quickly start working or enter sleep mode, significantly enhancing shooting, transition, and storage efficiency. In addition, the axis locks have been upgraded to achieve smaller gaps, further reducing gimbal shakes when locked.
scenarios.
High-Efficiency Lens Control
DJI RS 4 Pro introduces a new joystick mode switch that allows for the control of either the gimbal movement or the lens zoom via the joystick. In zoom control mode, cinematographers can perform Power Zoom for PZ lenses, Clear Image Zoom, and external focus motor zoom. When paired with two Focus Pro Motors, RS 4 Pro allows cinematographers to adjust the lens zoom via the joystick and precisely control the focus via the dial, facilitating smooth and effortless lens control.
unit: Focus Pro Hand Unit.
Keep filming–with the DJI RS BG70 High-Capacity Battery Grip extend RS 4 Pro’s battery runtime to 29 hours. It also
supports powering your camera and accessories with up to 18 W via the USB-C port at the bottom.
DJI RS 4 Pro can power the Focus Pro LiDAR and DJI Video Transmitter simultaneously via the Focus Pro LiDAR to DJI Transmission Cable Hub, eliminating the need for an external V-mount battery. The DJI Video Transmitter can also be easily anddirectly mounted on the bottom of RS 4 Pro via the cold shoe for easy installation, reducing the burden for handheld setup.
With the Ronin 4D Hand Grips and High-Bright Remote Monitor, you can select LiDAR focus subjects, switch focus modes, and enable LiDAR Waveform.
In conjunction with the Ronin 4D Hand Grips, Focus Pro Hand Unit, Master Wheels, [3] and High-Bright Remote Monitor, you can remotely control the gimbal, focus, and camera parameters, achieving an integrated creative process that encompasses reception, monitoring, and control.
When RS 4 Pro is mounted to carriers like a jib, cable cam, or vehicle suction cup mount, you can directly control the core menu operations for Sony and other mirrorless cameras via Mirror Control mode on the High-Bright Remote Monitor, [3] without having to detach your camera.
Both solo cinematographers and small crews can utilize the Ronin Image Transmitter [3] for high-definition live feeds, remote gimbal and camera control, ActiveTrack 4.0, Force Mobile, and many other features, achieving an integrated shooting experience with monitoring and control capabilities.
DJI RS 4 Pro supports various handheld configurations, including briefcase, dual-grip, and ring-mount setups. Additionally, it can use DJI RS SDK protocol to establish solutions with car mounts, jibs, Steadicam, cable cams, and sliders, meeting full-scenario creative needs.







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