I like your focus on detail in the comparison but the verdict is really strange, as you make comparison of 2 gimbals and with one brief sentence you recommend just a third one :) Having said that, I must say that I agree wit you in 100%. I got RSC2 back in January with combo package, it was my first gimbal so I went after all gadgets like RavenEye and follow focus motor. And they turned out to be of no use for me. The last 6 months I spent explaining on forums that people should rather invest into RS2 or just save money and go with plane RSC2. Just as you said, for me the most important difference between RS2 and RSC2 and availability of accessories e.g. side and back handles which also have control buttons, therefore allowing to seamlessly lock, switch to sport mode without holding the gimbal in the center. With RSC2 one can only use dummy handles.
@@syharold yes you can, but on RS2 the nato connectors on the sides of the gimbal have electrical contacts allowing to expose buttons and joystick to external accessories. In that case you have a handle with buttons and the wheel allowing you to control modes from it. On RSC2 you can use external handles but never control the gimbals behavior with those. For example if you have 2 side handles, you will always need to reach to the center control panel on the gimbal to start/stop recording, switch to sport or lock mode.
@@nbinienda Ah I can live with that - thanks for answering. Its about 400 dollar difference for the RSC2 vs RS2 here in China, and I'm not a believer of future proofing, as I only have a 2 year old ronin S but going to upgrade this week. The Raveneye makes it easier with regards to not using the joystick button, why aren't you using it though, it seems clutch. As for the focus motor, its a must for me, as I need that for manual focus. But I do understand your point, where in you can probably mount a focus wheel on the RS2.
@@syharold no problem, I am still happy with RSC2, just annoyed that I got into the commercial trap of raveneye etc ;) but who knows maybe one day I am going to use it :) from today’s perspective I would rather spend the money on bare rs2 than the combo package of rsc2. Good luck with your rsc2, I really like it and even though I am just a hobbyist I think it adds a lot of value to my home videos.
@@nbinienda hehe the manual focus thing is because I stuck with panasonic - if I had a sony, I probably won't need the manual focus as well. Got your point! Also am at a cross road on the two. I think the biggest selling point for me on the RSC2 is the "instant" vertical mode. The RS2's biggest selling for me are the locks, and the micro adjustment you can do on the gimbal.
Ended up grabbing the RSC 2 over the Weebill 2. It was a tough decision but you helped most in the end with speaking of the design flaw. I leaned toward the Weebill 2 mostly for the weight it could handle, but that design flaw makes it more difficult to handle wide cams like the 6k Pro. Though I had to add a counterbalance, I saved a bunch and love the DJI's build, quality, and format; worked out very well for me. Thanks for your help!
Sir Thanks alot for saying they are the same in stability because today weebill 2 pro version is 366$ while the RSC2 is 500 US without raven eyet transmeter. I will choose the weebill as a starter. Mohammed Hamouda from Egypt. I will get my first gimbal today.
This is most confusing, just when I was deciding between the weebill S and the RSC2, now there is a weebill 2 and you are talking RS2 wooo. I have to start again
I don't get why they didn't keep the old batteries on the weebill 2. I would love to use it on a wedding day, but 9 hours doesen't cut it for me. :/ Guess I have to stick to the weebill s.
You should buy the DJI RS3 PRO. It has everything you need. it can take a payload of up to 4,5 kg and it can easily be taken apart and you can pack it in to any bag. DJI RS3 PRO Gimbal: geni.us/2TrgMz1
Great comparison. I just got the DJI RSC2 Pro Combo recently and it's amazing. I was concerned when Zhiyun released the Weebill 2 literally a day after purchasing the gimbal. But after watching some reviews, I'm pretty satisfied with mine. I was also considering the RS2 but I'm only using an a6400 so it might be an overkill. Your comparison video explained a lot of their differences and it's been a great help.
Great video and I just subscribed - money and size wise and features etc there doesn't look to be much in it - I do like the way the Weebill is designed better for the low shots but from this vid it seems they both have their pros and cons. I'd love to see a review of a Gimbal where the battery can be replaced if there is such a product out there as this seems to be a major drawback with both these Gimbals
I returned my Weebill 2, I dont like the rosette mount on the other side, so I cant mount my monitor on the left side. Also the underslung mode on the Weebill 2 sucks, it wobbles all over the place. My Weebill S Doenst do that, I did some tests. The Weebill 2 is not an improvement at all in my oppinion.
@@cudakRS Yes, I will go back to the Weebill S. I had a trigger issues with my weebill S so I though, why not upgrade to the Weebill 2. But now I returned the 2 and I will just buy a new Weebill S. I love that gimbal, its way more compact and it weighs less than the 2. I dont care about the fancy features on the 2
The Weebill 2 is a great gimbal but I wish they decided to go for an “improved Weebill S” route and kept its smaller footprint and lower price. It would have made for a perfect gimbal for me as someone who travels a lot with gear in a single backpack
About your and others general complaint of the RSC2's arm adjustment screws: I found a solution! I ordered Camvate M5 Thumb lever screws and shortened them to make them work with the RSC2. That gives the RSC2 a similar solution as the RS2 has.
Interesting video and no regrets that I went for the RSC2 a couple of months ago. I agree with your review, except for the following. RSC2 is just as easy to get into underslung mode. Just buy the smallrig or other brand back handle like I did as I didnt like the idea of using the hinge. I believe it was something you had recommended before. Secondly I dont know if a replaceable battery will make it last longer. Will it still be in production 5 to 6 years from now when it melts? Probably just the one used for the RSC5 which will run on a fuel cell instead.
Ut your rsc2 can be dead in three years if you use it regularly. So think to invest 500$ every three years. A cell lithium battery will exist in three years. You can find plenty used in solar generator or DIY generator.
I may be biased and sound like a fanboy but DJI isn't gonna have a competitor anytime soon, but the closest any company came to DJI is Zhiyun. Edit: also, there's a typo at around 4:07 and 4:36, handle is misspelled. Thought I point that out in case you overlooked it
I bought the rsc2 pro combo a good few months back & haven't even used it yet. It's for my sony A9 & will also be the A7c or A7iv, the lenses are not particularly heavy either so the rsc2 was a more efficient setup for me. The pro pack in the uk I paid £569 whereas the rs2 is around £800 which is a substantial increase. I really need to make time to learn the gimbal & this channel will be one of my staples to go too. Thank you for the great content you put out
i bought the Weebill 2 but I still use the Weebill LAB now relegated to B-Cam duty. The LAB has built in image transmitter, something that they removed from the Weebill S. The one thing I really dislike about the Weebill 2 is the lack of a quick release. I installed the one from the original Weebill on the new one but I was getting micro-vibrations. and i am pretty sure it was balanced correctly, went back to it's original plate and the vibrations were gone.
Man thank you for mentioning that the weebil S had built-in image in it's early firmware and Zhiyun removed it. I have yet to see a tech TH-camr mention this. I wasted alot of time trying to get it to work. Finally accepted that the company removed it but would have been nice to see it confirmed by Zhiyun or a TH-camr in the know. Zhiyun never got back to me
@@dsx5036 in saying that they removed that feature from the Weebil S I see now you meant they did not include it in the S as it existed in the Lab. I'm hear to say that the S originally did have that feature and they literally removed it via future firmware/Mobile app updates. Not sure when they removed it as far as firmware/app versions go. I used my S a couple of times when I 1st got it(early adaptor) then didn't use it again for months
@@deeeptalk6124 yes, I think it's a great stabilizer and the toughest of the weebill family. One thing I really don't like about Zhiyun is that in the past they have stopped support for their products as soon as the new one comes out, so that would mean no future updates for the 2, but totally don't quote me on that! Hopefully they'll still update it. Regardless of that the 2 has been a very reliable tool for my business and I don't find any super important advantages on the W3 over the W2 other than its weight.
I got weebill 2 pro+ and a tilta hydra car mount crazy I can control and drive my car without losing connection but the rsc2 kept losing connection so car guys weebill 2 is great
Alright mate, I'm in the process of buying this set up as well. I wanted to ask can you charge the zhiyun gimbal via the v mount battery's supplied with the tilta system?
The one thing i noticed was you didnt mention camera comparability, the rs2 dosnt work with rhe zve10 where the weebill2 dose, i know its not a major thing but for those who got on the hype train (myself included) the rs2 isnt a option
GREAT video, and I subscribed, but ugh, you threw me for a loop at the end, mate! I have an RSC2 Pro Combo on order -- should I return it and spend the extra $260 for the RS2 Pro Combo? I'll be shooting with an A74, but I probably won't use it more than once a week for motorcycle reviews.
What a good comparison and I am looking to get my first camera gimbal, RS2 is tempting but price is steep. RSC2 seems more wallet-friendly for now, however, as your point in the video, replaceable battery is a huge selling point though.
Replaceable battery isn't a selling point for me. I've wasted 700$ for a Moza Air 2 when it first came out and had the most horrible batteries one could buy as “spares” (the gimbal took 4 pieces simultaneously), even branded by Moza themselves but finding at least one battery dead in a brand new 4pack or dying on you mid-shooting only 2 weeks later after purchase, it almost felt like Moza was making more money off the scam batteries than the gimbal itself, I bet it was all a part of their “con” plan, rebranded batteries with a 60% chance to die in the first month from purchase and even 90% rate of DOA for at least one of the batteries, which would force pro users to buy them like hot bread (55$/pack) just to have the warranty that the gimbal won't embarrass them in the middle of a shooting. I'm traumatized. I moved to DJI specifically for a “non-removable” battery that I know I can trust since DJi is “Apple” in the gimbal world and they wouldn't afford a high percentage of battery unreliability, at least for the first 2 years.
in my country the price of the RS2 is 879€, and weebill 2 is for the pro combo 1000€, but I can buy the RSC2 for 339€ (normal version) or 488€ for the pro combo... so I'm going to buy the RSC2 pro combo :)
super presentation. I had same feeling, as a beginner, that rs2 is a better choice for robustness, look (red lines !). But isn't it a big monster in hands for a z6ii and Z35mm F/1.8 or Z24-70 F/2.8 ? it is like learning driving with a ferrari as first car :-) does rs2 fit your two bags ? are you using now rsc2 or rs2 for weddings... ?
Thank you for this helpful information. I was about to drop a lot of cash on a newer gimbal. I still haven't master the Weebill S yet lol. DJI RS2 really sounds great.
Thanks, I needed this video. I decided not to buy a new gimble. I will continue to use my Ronin SC. When I decide to buy a new one, it will be a Ronin for sure. The Weebill doesn’t seem to meet my standards in terms of build quality
Hi Peter , I have a weebill 2. I bought a weebill 2 after watching your recommendation. However, I am having issues with the gimbal. Jittering occurs suddenly when i am filming even if I am just holding the gimbal filming a static shot. I have tried many ways from attaching the lens suport to prevent resonance. I am quire sure that I have it balanced correctly as I sent the video to the Zhiyun service center thru their online chat. do you have any suggestions ?
What about the wireless system which is better for tracking subjects ? ... I have the wireless system for the weebill s biut sometimes having issues to connect the app via Bluetooth
@@GreenDvL so on the rsc2 during weddings I was noticing the locking mechanism on the tilt axis was essentially loosing its grip. Like their locking mechanism is a poor design so it was starting to slip even while shooting. It's kind of a common problem on that gimbal. Other than that the battery life was phenomenal and it carried any weight I needed it to carry
Hello I plan to buy a stabilizer for my Sony DSC RX 10 M4 camera. I do photography as a hobby, I don't have much knowledge about stabilizers. That's why I only saw today that most stabilizers are not compatible with my camera. I would ask you to give me advice on which stabilizer to buy, or maybe even make a video about that problem with the Sony camera and stabilizer. I specifically like the Dji RSC 2 pro combo and the Zhiyun Weebill 2 pro kit .... but unfortunately I don't know if either of those two combinations would work with my camera? I hope you will find some time to give me advice on what to buy. I look forward to your reply. Best regards from Germany
Hi! I‘m shooting on my iPhone 11 Pro for now, but the Osmo Mobile isn‘t strong enough for when I attach a Moment Lens, counter-weights and an ext. microphone - „not strong“ meaning e.g. that it can‘t handle fast moves. So I was wondering if I can get the RSC2 to do the job that is to heavy for the small gimbals. Has anyone tried using that with a phone as camera? I know that only few RSC2 features will work in that setup, but I‘m referring to the stabilization only for now. Thx in advance!
I have a question Peter. When you have a Sony A7siii on a gimbal should the stabilization be turned off? Active Stabilization? Or is it better to leave everything on?
I have the weebill s with a sony a73 and 28-75 Tamron as my main setup. Should I upgrade or wait for the weebill 3? and one more question. If I made a custom settings like you suggest on the weebill s, when I turn off the gimbal and turn it on again, does it turn on with my custom settings?
Dude! how are you going to do a comparison video between the Weebill 2 and the RSC2 then in the verdict reccomend a gimbal that wasnt even in the comparison..... Disliked the video
Peter, are you aware of the tilt orbital jerk flaw the Weebill has? Se Park demonstrated it in his comparison with DJI. I was wondering if this is still an issue with the Weebill-S or 2. Video referenced: th-cam.com/video/VjN122ZCSi8/w-d-xo.html
That monitor on the Weebill 2 is a good design but it looks so fragile. I'm guessing that it will be good for a couple of months and then it will loosen and break.
Soooo stup^* to compare the price of the pro combo (STILL CHEAPER) that comes with follow focus and video transmitter and carrying bag to the RS that its only the gimbal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Zhiyun Weebill 2 | First Look & Incredible Gimbal Test Footage! th-cam.com/video/YT4H6kVsRlU/w-d-xo.html
RSC2 and Weebill 2: *stare down* RS2: "On your left"
As a southpaw, I thank you for that one important point. The Weebill 2 is not leftie-friendly. Definite deal breaker.
Finally! No one has been comparing it!
Yes, I believe that is was important to get it out there.
Yeah we’ve all been waiting for this comparison
i compared it two weeks ago bro. But great review Peter.
@@MrTechTok you compared it to the RS2 no?
I like your focus on detail in the comparison but the verdict is really strange, as you make comparison of 2 gimbals and with one brief sentence you recommend just a third one :) Having said that, I must say that I agree wit you in 100%. I got RSC2 back in January with combo package, it was my first gimbal so I went after all gadgets like RavenEye and follow focus motor. And they turned out to be of no use for me. The last 6 months I spent explaining on forums that people should rather invest into RS2 or just save money and go with plane RSC2. Just as you said, for me the most important difference between RS2 and RSC2 and availability of accessories e.g. side and back handles which also have control buttons, therefore allowing to seamlessly lock, switch to sport mode without holding the gimbal in the center. With RSC2 one can only use dummy handles.
Can't you use the DJI switching handle on the RSC2? The one that switches from side to back?
@@syharold yes you can, but on RS2 the nato connectors on the sides of the gimbal have electrical contacts allowing to expose buttons and joystick to external accessories. In that case you have a handle with buttons and the wheel allowing you to control modes from it. On RSC2 you can use external handles but never control the gimbals behavior with those. For example if you have 2 side handles, you will always need to reach to the center control panel on the gimbal to start/stop recording, switch to sport or lock mode.
@@nbinienda Ah I can live with that - thanks for answering. Its about 400 dollar difference for the RSC2 vs RS2 here in China, and I'm not a believer of future proofing, as I only have a 2 year old ronin S but going to upgrade this week. The Raveneye makes it easier with regards to not using the joystick button, why aren't you using it though, it seems clutch. As for the focus motor, its a must for me, as I need that for manual focus. But I do understand your point, where in you can probably mount a focus wheel on the RS2.
@@syharold no problem, I am still happy with RSC2, just annoyed that I got into the commercial trap of raveneye etc ;) but who knows maybe one day I am going to use it :) from today’s perspective I would rather spend the money on bare rs2 than the combo package of rsc2. Good luck with your rsc2, I really like it and even though I am just a hobbyist I think it adds a lot of value to my home videos.
@@nbinienda hehe the manual focus thing is because I stuck with panasonic - if I had a sony, I probably won't need the manual focus as well. Got your point! Also am at a cross road on the two. I think the biggest selling point for me on the RSC2 is the "instant" vertical mode. The RS2's biggest selling for me are the locks, and the micro adjustment you can do on the gimbal.
Ended up grabbing the RSC 2 over the Weebill 2. It was a tough decision but you helped most in the end with speaking of the design flaw. I leaned toward the Weebill 2 mostly for the weight it could handle, but that design flaw makes it more difficult to handle wide cams like the 6k Pro. Though I had to add a counterbalance, I saved a bunch and love the DJI's build, quality, and format; worked out very well for me. Thanks for your help!
In the conclusion, the RS2 has nothing to do with this video, so it is irrelevant.
Seriously? I hung in for 15 minutes to see your pick between the RCS2 and Weebill 2 and you pull out the RS2?? Not cool man.
Lol seriously
Zhiyun makes good gimbals, but I'm still going with the RSC2 for this one.
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Sir Thanks alot for saying they are the same in stability because today weebill 2 pro version is 366$ while the RSC2 is 500 US without raven eyet transmeter. I will choose the weebill as a starter. Mohammed Hamouda from Egypt. I will get my first gimbal today.
This is most confusing, just when I was deciding between the weebill S and the RSC2, now there is a weebill 2 and you are talking RS2 wooo. I have to start again
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So you don't recommend any of the 2 gimbals you were comparing?
I don't get why they didn't keep the old batteries on the weebill 2. I would love to use it on a wedding day, but 9 hours doesen't cut it for me. :/ Guess I have to stick to the weebill s.
The review I have been waiting for. Thank you.
Always mate.
Great comparison!
But I missed a comparison of their subject tracking functions
Thank you !! I just bought my first Gimbal, the RSC 2 and my first Camera (ZV-E10) and Filters : )) what should I buy next?
Nothing. Just shoot some videos and get to know your gear. You could consider my gimbal Academy if you want to fast forward how to use a gimbal.
@@PeterMakholm How can I access your academy?
I have a crane 2 and want to upgrade to a hybrid gimbal, heavy lifting and travel, which one would you recommend?
You should buy the DJI RS3 PRO. It has everything you need. it can take a payload of up to 4,5 kg and it can easily be taken apart and you can pack it in to any bag. DJI RS3 PRO Gimbal: geni.us/2TrgMz1
Hi Peter, are you gonna make weebill s vs weebill 2 video.
I currently use the RSC2. Not giving it up any time soon!
Great comparison. I just got the DJI RSC2 Pro Combo recently and it's amazing. I was concerned when Zhiyun released the Weebill 2 literally a day after purchasing the gimbal. But after watching some reviews, I'm pretty satisfied with mine.
I was also considering the RS2 but I'm only using an a6400 so it might be an overkill. Your comparison video explained a lot of their differences and it's been a great help.
The Rsc2 is a great gimbal for your setup.
Great video and I just subscribed - money and size wise and features etc there doesn't look to be much in it - I do like the way the Weebill is designed better for the low shots but from this vid it seems they both have their pros and cons. I'd love to see a review of a Gimbal where the battery can be replaced if there is such a product out there as this seems to be a major drawback with both these Gimbals
Yep completely agree. All the Weebill videos popping up on TH-cam made me get the DJI RS2!
The new hotness always gets a flood of YT vids when's it's released. Just like I'm sure the RS2 did😀
I returned my Weebill 2, I dont like the rosette mount on the other side, so I cant mount my monitor on the left side.
Also the underslung mode on the Weebill 2 sucks, it wobbles all over the place. My Weebill S Doenst do that, I did some tests.
The Weebill 2 is not an improvement at all in my oppinion.
Correct mate. The design could have been improved a lot more.
so you stick with weebill-s ?
@@cudakRS Yes, I will go back to the Weebill S. I had a trigger issues with my weebill S so I though, why not upgrade to the Weebill 2. But now I returned the 2 and I will just buy a new Weebill S. I love that gimbal, its way more compact and it weighs less than the 2. I dont care about the fancy features on the 2
@@FabianBosman thanks mate, I'm on the fence between weebill-s and rsc2, leaning more towards weebill :)
Weebill-s can be found soooo cheap on ebay, it just makes sense.
amazing comparison video... will you make on with the Weebill as well
The review i've been waiting for
You are welcome mate.
The Weebill 2 is a great gimbal but I wish they decided to go for an “improved Weebill S” route and kept its smaller footprint and lower price. It would have made for a perfect gimbal for me as someone who travels a lot with gear in a single backpack
Honestly you’ll probably still do just fine with the current one
@@KOKOBC surely! But the 2 does look much better built and supports newer cameras like the R6, not sure the S does
About your and others general complaint of the RSC2's arm adjustment screws:
I found a solution!
I ordered Camvate M5 Thumb lever screws and shortened them to make them work with the RSC2.
That gives the RSC2 a similar solution as the RS2 has.
Just getting into video after years as a still photographer. I have the EOS R5 and am just confused which gimbal to start with.
I would take the Rsc2. It is super easy to work with.
Interesting video and no regrets that I went for the RSC2 a couple of months ago. I agree with your review, except for the following. RSC2 is just as easy to get into underslung mode. Just buy the smallrig or other brand back handle like I did as I didnt like the idea of using the hinge. I believe it was something you had recommended before. Secondly I dont know if a replaceable battery will make it last longer. Will it still be in production 5 to 6 years from now when it melts? Probably just the one used for the RSC5 which will run on a fuel cell instead.
Ut your rsc2 can be dead in three years if you use it regularly. So think to invest 500$ every three years. A cell lithium battery will exist in three years. You can find plenty used in solar generator or DIY generator.
Peter, thanks for excellent video. Helpful! 💛🙏🏼
I may be biased and sound like a fanboy but DJI isn't gonna have a competitor anytime soon, but the closest any company came to DJI is Zhiyun.
Edit: also, there's a typo at around 4:07 and 4:36, handle is misspelled. Thought I point that out in case you overlooked it
I bought the rsc2 pro combo a good few months back & haven't even used it yet. It's for my sony A9 & will also be the A7c or A7iv, the lenses are not particularly heavy either so the rsc2 was a more efficient setup for me. The pro pack in the uk I paid £569 whereas the rs2 is around £800 which is a substantial increase.
I really need to make time to learn the gimbal & this channel will be one of my staples to go too. Thank you for the great content you put out
Man you are great at the videos and thanks for the advice on using them and which one is good I may be doing.
Thank you Peter, to make easier to choice between two gimblas...!
I can see a post stabilizer in 07:29 :D
i bought the Weebill 2 but I still use the Weebill LAB now relegated to B-Cam duty. The LAB has built in image transmitter, something that they removed from the Weebill S. The one thing I really dislike about the Weebill 2 is the lack of a quick release. I installed the one from the original Weebill on the new one but I was getting micro-vibrations. and i am pretty sure it was balanced correctly, went back to it's original plate and the vibrations were gone.
Man thank you for mentioning that the weebil S had built-in image in it's early firmware and Zhiyun removed it. I have yet to see a tech TH-camr mention this. I wasted alot of time trying to get it to work. Finally accepted that the company removed it but would have been nice to see it confirmed by Zhiyun or a TH-camr in the know. Zhiyun never got back to me
@@Docfly62 not the weebill S; the original Weebill LAB has it, but it was removed from the S, it never had it to begin with.
@@dsx5036 in saying that they removed that feature from the Weebil S I see now you meant they did not include it in the S as it existed in the Lab. I'm hear to say that the S originally did have that feature and they literally removed it via future firmware/Mobile app updates. Not sure when they removed it as far as firmware/app versions go. I used my S a couple of times when I 1st got it(early adaptor) then didn't use it again for months
Is weebill 2 is worthable to buy today, or you recommend any other?
@@deeeptalk6124 yes, I think it's a great stabilizer and the toughest of the weebill family. One thing I really don't like about Zhiyun is that in the past they have stopped support for their products as soon as the new one comes out, so that would mean no future updates for the 2, but totally don't quote me on that! Hopefully they'll still update it. Regardless of that the 2 has been a very reliable tool for my business and I don't find any super important advantages on the W3 over the W2 other than its weight.
Vu from Vu Films mentioned the knobs on the RSC2 - he prefers the RS2 locks
Yes the locks on the RS2 is better.
thank you peter, as always, Ur the best!
You are welcome.
interesting comparison... which one of the two would you chose if the RS2 is a bit too expensive.
I would go with the RSC 2 standard.
Excellent review. These two needed to be compared 🤔
I got weebill 2 pro+ and a tilta hydra car mount crazy I can control and drive my car without losing connection but the rsc2 kept losing connection so car guys weebill 2 is great
Alright mate, I'm in the process of buying this set up as well. I wanted to ask can you charge the zhiyun gimbal via the v mount battery's supplied with the tilta system?
The one thing i noticed was you didnt mention camera comparability, the rs2 dosnt work with rhe zve10 where the weebill2 dose, i know its not a major thing but for those who got on the hype train (myself included) the rs2 isnt a option
Peter, Do You need to download any apps or create accounts to use these gimbals?
By far the best comparison. Makes sense to me.
GREAT video, and I subscribed, but ugh, you threw me for a loop at the end, mate! I have an RSC2 Pro Combo on order -- should I return it and spend the extra $260 for the RS2 Pro Combo? I'll be shooting with an A74, but I probably won't use it more than once a week for motorcycle reviews.
Love your gimbal footage.
thanks for your support mate.
Ty for the video. I subbed.
What a good comparison and I am looking to get my first camera gimbal, RS2 is tempting but price is steep. RSC2 seems more wallet-friendly for now, however, as your point in the video, replaceable battery is a huge selling point though.
Replaceable battery isn't a selling point for me. I've wasted 700$ for a Moza Air 2 when it first came out and had the most horrible batteries one could buy as “spares” (the gimbal took 4 pieces simultaneously), even branded by Moza themselves but finding at least one battery dead in a brand new 4pack or dying on you mid-shooting only 2 weeks later after purchase, it almost felt like Moza was making more money off the scam batteries than the gimbal itself, I bet it was all a part of their “con” plan, rebranded batteries with a 60% chance to die in the first month from purchase and even 90% rate of DOA for at least one of the batteries, which would force pro users to buy them like hot bread (55$/pack) just to have the warranty that the gimbal won't embarrass them in the middle of a shooting. I'm traumatized. I moved to DJI specifically for a “non-removable” battery that I know I can trust since DJi is “Apple” in the gimbal world and they wouldn't afford a high percentage of battery unreliability, at least for the first 2 years.
in my country the price of the RS2 is 879€, and weebill 2 is for the pro combo 1000€, but I can buy the RSC2 for 339€ (normal version) or 488€ for the pro combo... so I'm going to buy the RSC2 pro combo :)
If i havn't enougth money to Rs2... which one is the best purschased?
super presentation. I had same feeling, as a beginner, that rs2 is a better choice for robustness, look (red lines !). But isn't it a big monster in hands for a z6ii and Z35mm F/1.8 or Z24-70 F/2.8 ? it is like learning driving with a ferrari as first car :-) does rs2 fit your two bags ? are you using now rsc2 or rs2 for weddings... ?
Hey Peter. I just discovered your channel. Nice one. What gimbal would you say works best with an iPhone?
If we compare Zhiyun Crane M3 Vs DJI Ronin RSC 2 so which one will be the best choice for Real Estate videography with Sony ZV-E10 ?
Thank you for this helpful information. I was about to drop a lot of cash on a newer gimbal. I still haven't master the Weebill S yet lol. DJI RS2 really sounds great.
Thanks, I needed this video. I decided not to buy a new gimble. I will continue to use my Ronin SC. When I decide to buy a new one, it will be a Ronin for sure. The Weebill doesn’t seem to meet my standards in terms of build quality
Good choice mate.
Would you also recommend the RS2 as a beginner or better something cheaper? I want to start with it but I want a future proof one
What camera are you shooting on.
@@PeterMakholm A6400 so a very small one. Thanks in advance!
@@StefanS88 did you end up getting the rs2? (Asking for an a6500 user)
@@kaleopaaohelo7132 No got the RSC2. I think rs2 is an overkill
I'll just keep my weebill S then.
Hi Peter , I have a weebill 2. I bought a weebill 2 after watching your recommendation. However, I am having issues with the gimbal. Jittering occurs suddenly when i am filming even if I am just holding the gimbal filming a static shot. I have tried many ways from attaching the lens suport to prevent resonance. I am quire sure that I have it balanced correctly as I sent the video to the Zhiyun service center thru their online chat. do you have any suggestions ?
I use my rsc2 on 12 hour non stop, and it still alive
Ok that is impressive. Many I should send mine back to get the battery checked.
have you test the tracking option in the Weebil 2 with the new transmitor? how does performe?
Yes it is not impressive.
@@PeterMakholm Thanks bro! how does compare to the Raveneye tracker?
Thanks you !
About the Weebill 2, is it possible to get a video feedback on his smartphone with the Zhiyun TransMount AI Transmetteur vidéo ?
Great video! What backpack did you use for the video?
Not paying attention?
What about the wireless system which is better for tracking subjects ? ... I have the wireless system for the weebill s biut sometimes having issues to connect the app via Bluetooth
That right-handed configuration has got to be the dumbest design flaw by Zhiyun. 😂
It's possible that you have a bad rsc2. For me it easily lasts me for 10-12 hr wedding days
Hey buddy, its been over 9 months since you posted. Is the battery still lasting you those 10-12 hours?
@@GreenDvL I upgraded to the RS2 since so I couldn't tell you
@@shawnbrooks12 May I ask why did you upgrade tho? Im looking for a gymbal to shoot weddings
@@GreenDvL so on the rsc2 during weddings I was noticing the locking mechanism on the tilt axis was essentially loosing its grip. Like their locking mechanism is a poor design so it was starting to slip even while shooting. It's kind of a common problem on that gimbal. Other than that the battery life was phenomenal and it carried any weight I needed it to carry
Thanks for your quality videos! I will check out your "gimbal academy." Thanks!
Great review!
Thanks
Hello
I plan to buy a stabilizer for my Sony DSC RX 10 M4 camera. I do photography as a hobby, I don't have much knowledge about stabilizers. That's why I only saw today that most stabilizers are not compatible with my camera. I would ask you to give me advice on which stabilizer to buy, or maybe even make a video about that problem with the Sony camera and stabilizer. I specifically like the Dji RSC 2 pro combo and the Zhiyun Weebill 2 pro kit .... but unfortunately I don't know if either of those two combinations would work with my camera?
I hope you will find some time to give me advice on what to buy. I look forward to your reply.
Best regards from Germany
bro what kind of backpack did you have?
Does active track 3.0 work without phone holder in Ronin SC2
Yes, but it is easier on the RS2 because you can use the screen to see the tracking
@@PeterMakholm Is that mean, The Connectivity between Camera & Gimbal by using bluetooth only?
Did not mention camera compatibility at all...
What's camera bags do you use?
Douchebag the backpack pro. I have made a video about it.
No way!! I didn’t see that coming 🤣🤣🤣
Hi! I‘m shooting on my iPhone 11 Pro for now, but the Osmo Mobile isn‘t strong enough for when I attach a Moment Lens, counter-weights and an ext. microphone - „not strong“ meaning e.g. that it can‘t handle fast moves.
So I was wondering if I can get the RSC2 to do the job that is to heavy for the small gimbals. Has anyone tried using that with a phone as camera?
I know that only few RSC2 features will work in that setup, but I‘m referring to the stabilization only for now. Thx in advance!
Stick with DJI. I fully charge my wee bill 2 and when I go to use it a day or two later the battery is dead.
the end result is surprised me
Yes I would say that it is a better deal to spend that extra $100 and get the rs2 combo if instead of the weebill 2 pro.
can i ask if which is better Moza Aircross 2 or DJI Sc?... and between the rsc or rsc2?
RSC2
I have a question Peter. When you have a Sony A7siii on a gimbal should the stabilization be turned off? Active Stabilization? Or is it better to leave everything on?
you want to leave it on standard stabilization on, active mode will crop in and be even more stable if you really need it for certain situations.
I think the saddest part is after years of use Peter still isn’t sponsored.
zhiyun 2s or weebill2 or rs2
RS2 mate.
I Love the RCS2
will prolly get the RSC2 and keep Weebil S
I wish you did side by sided video shootout.
I have the weebill s with a sony a73 and 28-75 Tamron as my main setup. Should I upgrade or wait for the weebill 3? and one more question. If I made a custom settings like you suggest on the weebill s, when I turn off the gimbal and turn it on again, does it turn on with my custom settings?
Does the Weebill S work as you want? If yes, save your money
Crane 2s or DJI ronin rsc 2? Both cost the same
Rsc2, i use this gimbal, so perfect
DJI RSC2 👌
hey man where'd you get the side handle for the weebill 2?
You can get it at amazon or zhiyun link is here: amzn.to/3wx9xSl
timecodes bro. timecodes
I thought weebill 2 was 350 😳
14:00 Conclusion
Dude! how are you going to do a comparison video between the Weebill 2 and the RSC2 then in the verdict reccomend a gimbal that wasnt even in the comparison..... Disliked the video
Peter, are you aware of the tilt orbital jerk flaw the Weebill has? Se Park demonstrated it in his comparison with DJI. I was wondering if this is still an issue with the Weebill-S or 2.
Video referenced: th-cam.com/video/VjN122ZCSi8/w-d-xo.html
That’s a year old review from the previous model Weebil.
@@pianofinger That doesn't answer the question. Orbital jerk flaw still exists or not? I can not have this in my live productions.
Wow prices are ridiculous more than a camera dslr
That monitor on the Weebill 2 is a good design but it looks so fragile. I'm guessing that it will be good for a couple of months and then it will loosen and break.
$999 saved 😋😁
Joli !
come on limit the literature .. show in real practical world how to shoot with different angels .
Soooo stup^* to compare the price of the pro combo (STILL CHEAPER) that comes with follow focus and video transmitter and carrying bag to the RS that its only the gimbal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!