I really admire how you emphasize the importance of the tools making more production goals possible for smaller crews with tighter budgets. Your cable work is very inspiring, I would love to have you work on a project or two here in the USA so I could see you in action on a narrative film or sports documentary. I think your approach would add positive value to a production.
Wow. Have watched every single clip I can find on this camera while trying to decide whether to purchase and I can safely say that outside of just one or two of the technical specs videos, this one is all I would've needed. Thank you for all your time and effort in putting this together!
I also have watched every single clip I can find on this camera and I am also not buying it. Though I simply cant afford it at all, lol. And I also dont even know how to shoot.
@@naneri haha! Well I’m actually leaning the other way but I also film stuff professionally - but it’s amazing how some technology is just so interesting that people want to know more!
Not gonna lie. This channel and Caleb's channel (DSLR video shooter) are the only sources that make cameras exciting now. The tests, possibilities being explored, ideas for improving and updating; you guys really show off new filmmaking tech. Other channels feel like cut and paste announcements and honestly, it's getting annoying when I get 10 notifications from 10 TH-camrs about the same camera and all saying the same thing or showing up in each others' videos. Thanks for truly standing out.
You know the mark of a professional when you see that crew member caring for the preservation of the equipment on set - ie : Covering the entire rig & Cam with a sleeve in bad weather for a car shoot segment. So, so many YT channels I’ve seen go onto salt lakes, rain @ night, dirt roads, snow .. .you name it all rigged to the vehicle & NO cover, stones, debris on the road - all these things can hit the camera & lens & cause damage to gear. I see it all the time & yours is the first instance where I’ve seen someone actually cover the entire rig. 💪🏼💪🏼👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏼💪🏼🎥🎥 Professional 💪🏼💪🏼👍🏻
With the big lens it looks kinda silly but you've actually shown me it's feasible to use this as intended but so much more. Phillip Blooms video was great but this video shows its more capable than I first thought! Great video 👍🏾👍🏾
Wow .. seriously, I’ve seen almost all the Ronin 4 D breakdown from the TH-cam big shots, to help my debate on getting this, and seriously, your breakdown is hands down the best and most thorough. It definitely helped me make my conclusion. In return, I subscribed. Thank you
absolutely great video! And the shots you took along with the locations are perfect for what you were trying to explain. Really glad i have found your channel.
Really liked this video. The D4 is my first cinema grade camera and Ive been shocked at how easy it is to use. I have a s5ii and with these two I feel I have so many options. Looking forward to more videos.
Incredbile overview of the 4d system. Worth every minute of my time. I appreciate you for doing this and I have subscribed and will continue to watch what comes next.
Sorry if im repeating any previous comments.... Tilta have just released a tactical top handle for this with multiple mounting options. This will allow you to mount things like the easyrig eye screw and Tilta hydra kit etc.They have also released a swivel universal baseplate to attach to the Tilta Float arm.
I'm not willing to buy Ronin 4D or can afford it ;). Already seen reviews you recommended, but yours is on a different level, cause it shows practical use of this camera. You should have already 2.25m subscribers ... the best review of this camera. I cannot imagine better one.
I'm watching this video and I see that you bought the Thanos Pro X rig for your set up. Awesome! I just got my Thanos Pro X and I also noticed you put a glidecam head on the bottom to counter balance it easier like on your DIY version. My Crane 3s rolls to the side when I let go so this would actually solve that!
Hi Adam, I really love your content. Great reviews and appreciate all the videos you have made so far. I have a quick question about the Ronin 4D and a particular lens. Any chance you have a Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 laying around you could mount to your Ronin 4D. The lens is listed as a compatible lens. but I'm not sure how a APS-C lens would perform on the Ronin 4D's full frame sensor. Does the E Mount to DL mount adapter change the lens to a full frame without vignetting? Thank you!
Thanks for this review, the 4D mk2 is what I’m waiting for. :) I’ve built a mini trinity based on your design, thanks! around $800 (galaxy+Redking+crane2s on sale) thank you! Any ideas on getting a pole that will retract like a super crane? Perhaps with a moving counterweight that offsets the balance (extends as pole retracts and vise versa). For a builder like you- No problem! :D see you in the Next video
I have used the Ronin 4D now for a couple of shoots. It is a brilliant system, especially with the flex tool. There are some drawbacks concerning certain issues with frame rate vs. specs and monitoring modes, but overall it is the way of the future. I am looking forward to an improved updated version in the near future hopefully. As far as I hear from my rentals, the thing takes up momentum and gets hired more and more. Once DPs of features have realized, that they can save a hell of a lot of time and money and get much more flexibiltiy, I guess ARRI and RED will be history.
Hello sir. Like many other I would like to thank you for the time, effort and professionalism you put in these videos. I make it mandatory for all the ACs and grip I work with to watch your channel :) Great solutions when you want to pull big shots with a somewhat limited budget. Regarding the 4d I have a question : I’m using as well a set of LeicaR lenses for all of my gimbal work and was wondering if, according to your experience, and after more use, you can confirm that most of those lenses did balance and behave perfectly on the 4d ? Did you have to use any counter weight ? My set consist of a 19mm V2, 24mm, 28 V2, 35/50/80 summilux… I would hate to have to buy new lenses let alone find a kit that cover that range with modern lenses. Thank you to take the time to answer. Cheers. Nicos.
Hey Adam, Thanks for all of the insight. I'm loving my 4D, and as I look to get more dynamic shots I'm realizing that it's the perfect camera for, like you said, pushing the limits. When it comes to the handle, what nato rail clamps do you use? The two square ones that are graphite colored. I can't seem to find them anywhere. Thanks again!
It's a very unique system. And I am sure that just by offering a product, DJI will force your favourite camera manufacturer to put out a competing product, so it's a win-win. But I also feel that a lot of people who probably don't need the features will buy it, not have a reference to compare against, and then feel disappointed with DJI.
I like your video. Eventually, I bought Ronin4d! Wow I have a question. I want to buy a lens supporter, but I couldn't find it. Do you happen to know where? May I know if I can buy it?
one point, to use a big lens on this system, you need to get the "flex" kit, to split the gimble and the brain, so you can mount just the gimble to the lens, and use it that way, makes mounting the big lens easy, esp. for Steadicam use, as the brain can act as a battery mount to counterweight the system.
Thank you so much for this video. I’m hoping to adapt my Samyang/Rokinon VDSLR cine primes with the EF > E adapter - do you need any counterweights for these? Thank you!
i Have looked a few times now...I have found a new handle unit from Tilta esp for the Ronin 4D....I should have it in a few days...so. your work is amazing, I cannot imagine how you find the time to rig up all the set ups you have rigged up in all your films, its crazy:-) ...I got the Title float but the support really presses in my lower middle back...it takes the weight up but it ends up in a quite uncomfortable place and I cannot imagine filming a wedding with it for instance and wearing it for hours...I saw that you replaced at 9.30 the vest? or the back support is higher in your back and better? also you are wearing a 2nd belt and that didn't come with my Float...can you give tips? thank you
*Great shots. Thank you for this review. I think I want one of these, but I will wait for the 8K version to be available. I would also hope there will be more 3rd party accessories available for the Ronin 4D in time. I would like to see an option for higher capacity batteries, or a V mount adaptor plate to use Anton Bauer batts. I am also concerned about using the built in audio on the Ronin for one man doco run and gun situations. I understand a future rear adaptor plate is coming which allows for ballanced XLR audio inputs to be used (??) I would welcome this. I wonder if DJI will make any future modifications to the 4th axis support arm and gymbal assembly to allow for heavier PL mount cine lenses to be used ? It looks like a real wonder contraption to me. 👀👀👀. I would like see more codecs added to the 4D, such as HEVC H.265 in 10 and 12 bit encoding, and maybe even BRAW, but we're losing Prores RAW ? This is too bad if true. ProRes RAW makes post workflow an easier option for higher end Cinema shoots, as will the option for 8K.*
Really happy to see the DZO pictor on their mounted to the 4D! 🤗 I have that lens and the Sirui M43 50mm f1.8 It almost becomes a bit too heavy for handheld when you chuck on zoom cine primes. I think DJI 4D works better for prime lenses to make the centre of gravity far easier to handle when holding it with both hands close to your chest, than have a 1.5KG zoom prime that makes it front end heavy. Thankyou for the great advice, and I will most likely stick with my Steadicam rig for now, but this is definitely looks better that using the Ronin 2, due to it's portability and size factor.
DJI should now focus on making the same focus breathing compensation software than sony and creating some fake virtual bokeh to enhance the high aperture of their own tiny lenses for the ronin 4d that are very practical but suffer from lack of background depth blur.
amazing work, thank you! i am getting the Tilta arm but I wonder how my hips will effect the movement...and maybe for that an easy rig is better? also for an easy rig the weight it probably to front heavy no? any idea how to deal with that? best, rapha
finally i got my Ronin 4D based on your video thank you kindly, now for the most important question ? which cine LENS to buy now , i got the an EF and E sony adapters just in case , however ever i could not make out the lens you used in your kit. i like a few lenses but i not certain about the payload . can you point in to a link where you have the lenses you used on the your Ronin4d or perhaps tell me the maximum payload DJI says 1.1 - 1.72 lbs on the SIRUI anamorphic , please advise im really in a sump
thank you for this video, can you tell me which adapter you used for the pictor zoom because, I have 2 and none communicates the information to the ronin (ef / e mount) thank you.😉
I really admire how you emphasize the importance of the tools making more production goals possible for smaller crews with tighter budgets. Your cable work is very inspiring, I would love to have you work on a project or two here in the USA so I could see you in action on a narrative film or sports documentary. I think your approach would add positive value to a production.
Robert, you have no idea how good it is to hear that !!! As soon as I visit the USA I will contact you for some project !!! I promise💪
@@BestboyAdam what is the silver rod price inbetween the lense and lense support?
Wow. Have watched every single clip I can find on this camera while trying to decide whether to purchase and I can safely say that outside of just one or two of the technical specs videos, this one is all I would've needed. Thank you for all your time and effort in putting this together!
I also have watched every single clip I can find on this camera and I am also not buying it. Though I simply cant afford it at all, lol. And I also dont even know how to shoot.
@@naneri haha! Well I’m actually leaning the other way but I also film stuff professionally - but it’s amazing how some technology is just so interesting that people want to know more!
MoonlightSocial thank you !!!! your feedback made my day 💪
Not gonna lie. This channel and Caleb's channel (DSLR video shooter) are the only sources that make cameras exciting now. The tests, possibilities being explored, ideas for improving and updating; you guys really show off new filmmaking tech. Other channels feel like cut and paste announcements and honestly, it's getting annoying when I get 10 notifications from 10 TH-camrs about the same camera and all saying the same thing or showing up in each others' videos. Thanks for truly standing out.
AAron , how good to read such a comment, that's what it's all about 💪
I think you can now include your video in the echelon with Caleb and Phillip.
Nick 💪
You know the mark of a professional when you see that crew member caring for the preservation of the equipment on set - ie : Covering the entire rig & Cam with a sleeve in bad weather for a car shoot segment. So, so many YT channels I’ve seen go onto salt lakes, rain @ night, dirt roads, snow .. .you name it all rigged to the vehicle & NO cover, stones, debris on the road - all these things can hit the camera & lens & cause damage to gear. I see it all the time & yours is the first instance where I’ve seen someone actually cover the entire rig. 💪🏼💪🏼👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏼💪🏼🎥🎥 Professional 💪🏼💪🏼👍🏻
Thank you 💪
Exactly. This is why I never rent out my gear.
With the big lens it looks kinda silly but you've actually shown me it's feasible to use this as intended but so much more.
Phillip Blooms video was great but this video shows its more capable than I first thought!
Great video 👍🏾👍🏾
IMCE thank you, great to hear that !!💪
You always go above and beyond. Love the care you put into your videos.
great to hear that 💪 thank you Squidward
As always you never cease to amaze, thank you for ever single video you put out; always top notch quality!
thank you Buddy 💪
prob the best video ive seen so far for non standard uses and out of the box ideas . not the out of the box operation
happy to hear that !!!💪
Wow .. seriously, I’ve seen almost all the Ronin 4 D breakdown from the TH-cam big shots, to help my debate on getting this, and seriously, your breakdown is hands down the best and most thorough. It definitely helped me make my conclusion. In return, I subscribed. Thank you
The best review about Ronin 4d I've seen. Very interesting to see your modification of Falcon.
НА ПУТИ В ГОЛЛИВУД thank you 💪
absolutely great video! And the shots you took along with the locations are perfect for what you were trying to explain. Really glad i have found your channel.
Thank you I.M.A
Really liked this video. The D4 is my first cinema grade camera and Ive been shocked at how easy it is to use. I have a s5ii and with these two I feel I have so many options. Looking forward to more videos.
Hi, great video. Would you be able to share where you got your long lens support from? Thanks for your time. Glenn
Incredbile overview of the 4d system. Worth every minute of my time. I appreciate you for doing this and I have subscribed and will continue to watch what comes next.
💪so nice to hear that Steve !!
We’ll done! Really appreciate the time you took to make such an informative, honest and entertaining video!!! 👌🏼😉
thank you Enrique 💪
Thank you for this video. After many DJI 4D videos this has been such a refreshing and interesting video. Thank you!
Hi Adam - great video, very inspiring! Would you mind telling me which size Tenba bag you're using to pack the camera in at 7:13?
There's a lot of the same old thing on TH-cam. You are very different and it's great. Good work bud!!
thank you Scottie, happy to hear that 💪
Sorry if im repeating any previous comments.... Tilta have just released a tactical top handle for this with multiple mounting options. This will allow you to mount things like the easyrig eye screw and Tilta hydra kit etc.They have also released a swivel universal baseplate to attach to the Tilta Float arm.
Best video overall on the DJI Ronin 4D.
The shots at the stadium are mind blowing.
Unbelievable value and quality! The Footage at 14:20 is just incredible btw. Subbed and can't wait for more videos from you!
Matt Thank you !!
I'm not willing to buy Ronin 4D or can afford it ;). Already seen reviews you recommended, but yours is on a different level, cause it shows practical use of this camera. You should have already 2.25m subscribers ... the best review of this camera. I cannot imagine better one.
you made my day JoATTech thank you, so happy to hear that !!💪
I am so incredibly excited about this camera. Thank you for the review.
So many possibilities, DJI should hire you to shoot an advert with this cam. Great work!
Love the little dolly car! I guess you can be very innovative with this camera! I want one! As well as the tilta float! Thanks, man, for all the info!
Adam, you have some of the best film/video production related videos on TH-cam.
I'm watching this video and I see that you bought the Thanos Pro X rig for your set up. Awesome! I just got my Thanos Pro X and I also noticed you put a glidecam head on the bottom to counter balance it easier like on your DIY version. My Crane 3s rolls to the side when I let go so this would actually solve that!
yes exactly :) I had to use thanos because my set with Pictor zoms is already too heavy for Float system (about 12 kg)
@@BestboyAdam Makes sense. I just need to fix my roll problem.
Czsec! Great video and thanks for creating it. Would love to see more alternative lens options and how they look on the camera.
Peter, I'll try to make a few more💪
Fantastic video! Thank you! You answered the question on who this camera is for!
OMG, you should be the brand ambassador of DJI, great video and great information.ALWAYS!!!
Thank You Abubakar Glad to hear that !!!
Amazing video and perspective brother! Happy Holiday's.
thank you Johnny !!!
Always extremely interesting.
Thank you for making these!
thank you Gregor !!
Valuable content. My only hesitation is matching footage with Red cameras. Definitely need to do more test with that. Always educational, thank you.
It has internal ProRes RAW. Matching should be possible.
I'm definitely planning on it. Thank you Dillon 💪
Another masterpiece, and it include everything that we want to know. thanks
My pleasure DigitalFoto💪
Good to see you back Adam! Those adorable kids of yours are growing up fast! Also, 8:46 - you are slowly becoming Batman haha
Anther, is exactly as you say :) the kids are growing and I'm transforming into the Batman. 😀
Amazing video man... I'm so in love with this camera lately.
What is your experience with the rolling shutter?
Hi Adam, I really love your content. Great reviews and appreciate all the videos you have made so far.
I have a quick question about the Ronin 4D and a particular lens.
Any chance you have a Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 laying around you could mount to your Ronin 4D.
The lens is listed as a compatible lens. but I'm not sure how a APS-C lens would perform on the Ronin 4D's full frame sensor. Does the E Mount to DL mount adapter change the lens to a full frame without vignetting?
Thank you!
yes yes perfect summary from professional pov, i agree wholly. it should be go to broadcast/low to mid budget doc camera from now on...
exactly Patrick
Amazing video, thank you for all your insight. What bag are you using here to store the fully-assembled Ronin 4d? At around 7:15 ?
Beautifully designed camera, to operate this I have to go to school to operate it. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the video and taking your time to do it highly appreciated 👍 🙏.....I know these thing takes lots of time.
Wow...another brilliant video again...Hats off
thank you Hafiz
Also, I’d love it if DJI came out with a mini version of the 4D, perhaps using the Mavic 3 camera.
Very good video. Amazing attention to detail and quality.
This must have taken forever to shoot and edit together. Amazing job !
Awesome, Love watching your channel. All thumbs up high. You inspire me. "Danko" (Here is South Africa it means Thankyou)
How good to hear that. "dzieki" in Polish :)💪
DJI should've sponsored this video, this was awesome!
Thanks for this review, the 4D mk2 is what I’m waiting for. :) I’ve built a mini trinity based on your design, thanks! around $800 (galaxy+Redking+crane2s on sale) thank you! Any ideas on getting a pole that will retract like a super crane? Perhaps with a moving counterweight that offsets the balance (extends as pole retracts and vise versa). For a builder like you- No problem! :D see you in the Next video
I have used the Ronin 4D now for a couple of shoots. It is a brilliant system, especially with the flex tool. There are some drawbacks concerning certain issues with frame rate vs. specs and monitoring modes, but overall it is the way of the future. I am looking forward to an improved updated version in the near future hopefully. As far as I hear from my rentals, the thing takes up momentum and gets hired more and more. Once DPs of features have realized, that they can save a hell of a lot of time and money and get much more flexibiltiy, I guess ARRI and RED will be history.
I love this camera. Hoping to get it next year
💪
It's an amazing piece of technology, great review bro :)
thanks Qippy 💪
Hello sir. Like many other I would like to thank you for the time, effort and professionalism you put in these videos. I make it mandatory for all the ACs and grip I work with to watch your channel :) Great solutions when you want to pull big shots with a somewhat limited budget. Regarding the 4d I have a question : I’m using as well a set of LeicaR lenses for all of my gimbal work and was wondering if, according to your experience, and after more use, you can confirm that most of those lenses did balance and behave perfectly on the 4d ? Did you have to use any counter weight ? My set consist of a 19mm V2, 24mm, 28 V2, 35/50/80 summilux… I would hate to have to buy new lenses let alone find a kit that cover that range with modern lenses. Thank you to take the time to answer. Cheers. Nicos.
BBA you always do the best work. To make me want to buy things!
Thank you Douglas, I would never recommend something that isn't worth it 💪
Hey Adam,
Thanks for all of the insight. I'm loving my 4D, and as I look to get more dynamic shots I'm realizing that it's the perfect camera for, like you said, pushing the limits. When it comes to the handle, what nato rail clamps do you use? The two square ones that are graphite colored. I can't seem to find them anywhere.
Thanks again!
Thanks very much. Great video too.
It's a very unique system. And I am sure that just by offering a product, DJI will force your favourite camera manufacturer to put out a competing product, so it's a win-win. But I also feel that a lot of people who probably don't need the features will buy it, not have a reference to compare against, and then feel disappointed with DJI.
What a great review! Hoping to get this camera soon :)
Are you still using the DJI 4d as your main camera or did you go back to the Blackmagic 6k pro?
i have watched this at least 8 times over the years
Big shout out for such a hard working man
can you show or talk more about how well it works with the easyrig ?
Thanks, Great video
This is so helpful!! Do you know if there is an ef-dl mount adapter??
I like your video.
Eventually, I bought Ronin4d! Wow
I have a question. I want to buy a lens supporter, but I couldn't find it. Do you happen to know where?
May I know if I can buy it?
Thanks for this video 🌺👍
thanks, man! this is so helpful! great work!
Thank you Alex
Thank you for being so detailed!
one point, to use a big lens on this system, you need to get the "flex" kit, to split the gimble and the brain, so you can mount just the gimble to the lens, and use it that way, makes mounting the big lens easy, esp. for Steadicam use, as the brain can act as a battery mount to counterweight the system.
Thanks, as always, terrific info and analysis !
You said it all… 🎥💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻🌲have a great Christmas & safe travels where ever your creativity takes you.
Thank you DARK KNIGHT and Merry Christmas to you 💪
I was just researching bag options for the 4D today... What bag are you using to carry it? That looked like a good fit.
Your videos are really helpful!!!
glad to hear that !!💪
Hi Adam. Short question: what is the footage at 16:54 from? Thanks a lot for sharing your thoughts on the 4D with us! All the best!
Excelent vídeo, and the AMG GT footage is sweet 👌👌🔥🔥
thank you 💪
Great video very detailed how much time did you have with this camera ?
Thank you so much for this video. I’m hoping to adapt my Samyang/Rokinon VDSLR cine primes with the EF > E adapter - do you need any counterweights for these? Thank you!
i Have looked a few times now...I have found a new handle unit from Tilta esp for the Ronin 4D....I should have it in a few days...so. your work is amazing, I cannot imagine how you find the time to rig up all the set ups you have rigged up in all your films, its crazy:-) ...I got the Title float but the support really presses in my lower middle back...it takes the weight up but it ends up in a quite uncomfortable place and I cannot imagine filming a wedding with it for instance and wearing it for hours...I saw that you replaced at 9.30 the vest? or the back support is higher in your back and better? also you are wearing a 2nd belt and that didn't come with my Float...can you give tips? thank you
*Great shots. Thank you for this review. I think I want one of these, but I will wait for the 8K version to be available. I would also hope there will be more 3rd party accessories available for the Ronin 4D in time. I would like to see an option for higher capacity batteries, or a V mount adaptor plate to use Anton Bauer batts. I am also concerned about using the built in audio on the Ronin for one man doco run and gun situations. I understand a future rear adaptor plate is coming which allows for ballanced XLR audio inputs to be used (??) I would welcome this. I wonder if DJI will make any future modifications to the 4th axis support arm and gymbal assembly to allow for heavier PL mount cine lenses to be used ? It looks like a real wonder contraption to me. 👀👀👀. I would like see more codecs added to the 4D, such as HEVC H.265 in 10 and 12 bit encoding, and maybe even BRAW, but we're losing Prores RAW ? This is too bad if true. ProRes RAW makes post workflow an easier option for higher end Cinema shoots, as will the option for 8K.*
Great vid Adam 🤙
Thank You Jake !!
Hey are you going to be doing a review on the Digitfoto Hulk arm? Im really interested to know if the sway head does its job well? Thanks
Brilliant Video as always!
thank you !!!
Really happy to see the DZO pictor on their mounted to the 4D! 🤗 I have that lens and the Sirui M43 50mm f1.8
It almost becomes a bit too heavy for handheld when you chuck on zoom cine primes. I think DJI 4D works better for prime lenses to make the centre of gravity far easier to handle when holding it with both hands close to your chest, than have a 1.5KG zoom prime that makes it front end heavy.
Thankyou for the great advice, and I will most likely stick with my Steadicam rig for now, but this is definitely looks better that using the Ronin 2, due to it's portability and size factor.
this how professionals make reviews. thanks
DJI should now focus on making the same focus breathing compensation software than sony and creating some fake virtual bokeh to enhance the high aperture of their own tiny lenses for the ronin 4d that are very practical but suffer from lack of background depth blur.
that would certainly be a pretty cool solution
amazing work, thank you!
i am getting the Tilta arm but I wonder how my hips will effect the movement...and maybe for that an easy rig is better? also for an easy rig the weight it probably to front heavy no?
any idea how to deal with that? best, rapha
finally i got my Ronin 4D based on your video thank you kindly, now for the most important question ? which cine LENS to buy now , i got the an EF and E sony adapters just in case , however ever i could not make out the lens you used in your kit. i like a few lenses but i not certain about the payload . can you point in to a link where you have the lenses you used on the your Ronin4d or perhaps tell me the maximum payload DJI says 1.1 - 1.72 lbs on the SIRUI anamorphic , please advise im really in a sump
Thank u for this demo...let me ask u a question..which adaptation is it..for the DZO film Lens you show in your video...
I don't even know the company, this is the cheapest sony to Ef adapter I found on ebay
Thank a lot for your anwering !!!
Excellent! 👏🏾👍🏾🙏🏾
amazing stuffff! thanks for the video!
Great Review. Thanks a lot. 👍🏼
thanks for trying with the pictors. do you think the DZO vespid primes will balance ok? or maybe you've already tried it? they are between 732-940g
I haven't tried it yet but I'm sure it will fit great !!!
Once again, great content.
thank you for this video, can you tell me which adapter you used for the pictor zoom because, I have 2 and none communicates the information to the ronin (ef / e mount) thank you.😉
Have you tried mounting Ziess CP3 lenses with EF mounts?
I just ordered the pl mount for my 4D so I can use my Cp3s. I’m excited to see the results
Actually, when I first saw this camera, I thought about you (because of all the interesting mods you use to show on your channel).
Great video!
greetings from Uruguay!😃
Thank you Flavio !!! great to see you !!
A really interesting filming equipment. DJI got it right with this one!
ooo yeah 💪
Can you put the parts list for how you set up the handheld and large lenses support?
A może jakiś odcinek o tych Pictor Zoom'ach? Ciekawe szkła, coraz częściej widuję je w internecie
Miłosz, owszem będzie o nich troszke więcej :)
Can't wait to see this system in a free fall and see if it can focus on the subject at that velocity
What do you mean by free fall Richard?
Great video, like always
like always Thank you !!!😀