DJIRS 3 Combo, 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Camera for Canon/Sony/Panasonic/Nikon/Fujifilm, 3 kg (6.6 lbs) Payload, Automated Axis Locks, 1.8" OLED Touchscreen, Camera Gimbal

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This is my first gimbal and all I can say is wow! DJI makes very high quality products and this is no different. The auto locking feature is a game changer and the battery life is phenomenal. I use a Sony mirrorless camera with a Tamron 28-75mm and the RS4 Mini will balance so quickly and easily. Connecting to the app is very straightforward and it allows you to adjust all features on the gimbal. If this came with a case for a few extra $$ I would have been happy to pay for that, but it is a brand new product and that might be something in development. Excellent product, DJI!

amazing product that gets the perfect shot. It can make your basic shots into professional shots with the simple walking gestures. DJI really knows how to make a great and sturdy gimbal plus the facial recognition tracking is just stellar.

The DJI RS 3 is the ultimate gimbal for content creators! It offers smooth and precise stabilization, with advanced features that make filming effortless. The lightweight design and long battery life are perfect for on-the-go shoots. Highly recommend for professionals and enthusiasts alike!

Pros:Excellent Tracking Performance: The tracking module is a game-changer, especially for dynamic movements. After the firmware update, tracking performance improved significantly, allowing for smoother subject tracking and better framing adjustments.Build Quality: Solid construction with well-designed features.Auto-Lock and Customization: Convenient locking mechanisms and customizable controls enhance usability.Cons:Firmware Updates Can Be Confusing: The app prompts you to update the gimbal firmware, but the tracking module must be updated separately.Quick Release Plate Compatibility Issues: Standard quick-release plates from PGYTECH, Falcam, etc., are not compatible with the stock plate.Balancing Challenges with Quick Release Adapters: If you try to mount a quick-release base on top of the OEM quick-release plate, it pushes the camera further out, increasing torque. This setup prevents the depth adjustment of the roll axis from being pushed down any further—at least with an FX30 paired with a Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 or Sirui 23mm f/1.2. I couldn't balance the depth portion of the roll axis so I took off my quick release plates.Potential Motor Stress: While the motors may compensate for minor balance issues, it can lead to overheating and reduced battery life.Solution:SmallRig is releasing a third-party quick-release plate with standard Arca-Swiss compatibility, which should resolve these balancing issues.Overall, the RS 4 Mini is a fantastic gimbal, but be mindful of firmware updates and quick-release plate compatibility. The tracking module, once updated, offers a major improvement in performance, making it a great addition for dynamic shooting scenarios.

For the first decade of my filmmaking career, I resisted buying a gimbal. I heard all the horror stories, and it just didn't seem worth the cost or potential annoyance. Then I DPd a feature where the director wanted a ton of gimbal shots. So I bought this, and after struggling mightily to figure out how the hell this thing even worked, I fell in love.While I don't have any other gimbal experience to compare, I'm extremely pleased how the RS3 held up during some brutal shooting conditions. I haven't had to calibrate it in months, and that's with a DJI Focus Pro motor attached to my BMPCC4K, which makes it a heavy, bulky beast.The battery lasts for hours. It's typical to do one battery swap per 8-10 hr day, even with heavy use.It's so easy to use, so reliable and accurate, that I bought a second one. The A and B cams never come off the gimbals, even for static shots - just set the gimbal on a table, and if you need any movement, the joystick has you covered. There is nothing I wanted the RS3 to do that it hasn't been able to.I can't believe it took me 10 years to jump on board, but now that I have, I feel I really lucked out by going with DJI.