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product_id: 235893532
title: "DJI RS 2 Combo - 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Canon, Fuji, 10lbs Tested Payload, 1.4” Full-Color Touchscreen, Carbon Fiber Construction, Black"
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# carbon fiber lightweight build 10lb max payload 1.4” full-color touchscreen DJI RS 2 Combo - 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Canon, Fuji, 10lbs Tested Payload, 1.4” Full-Color Touchscreen, Carbon Fiber Construction, Black

**Brand:** dji
**Price:** A$1398
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎥 Elevate your craft with DJI RS 2 — where pro stabilization meets next-level control.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DJI RS 2 Combo - 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Canon, Fuji, 10lbs Tested Payload, 1.4” Full-Color Touchscreen, Carbon Fiber Construction, Black by dji
- **How much does it cost?** A$1398 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- dji enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dji brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Seamless Remote Monitoring:** RavenEye transmits 1080p video up to 656ft with 60ms latency for pro-level remote control.
- • **Intuitive Touchscreen Control:** 1.4” full-color LCD lets you tweak settings and activate ActiveTrack 3.0 on the fly.
- • **Unmatched Stabilization Precision:** Titan Stabilization Algorithm + SuperSmooth mode deliver buttery smooth footage—even with 100mm lenses.
- • **Versatile Mounting & Compatibility:** Dual-layer mounting plate fits Manfrotto & Arca-Swiss; works with top DSLR & mirrorless cameras.
- • **Industry-Leading Payload-to-Weight Ratio:** Supports up to 10lbs while weighing just 2.3lbs—carry more, strain less.

## Overview

The DJI RS 2 Combo is a professional-grade 3-axis gimbal stabilizer designed for DSLR and mirrorless cameras up to 10lbs. Featuring a lightweight carbon fiber frame, a 1.4” full-color touchscreen for intuitive control, and advanced Titan Stabilization Algorithm with SuperSmooth mode, it ensures ultra-smooth footage even with heavy zoom lenses. Integrated RavenEye image transmission enables remote monitoring and camera control up to 656 feet away. Compatible with a wide range of camera brands and equipped with versatile mounting options, the RS 2 is engineered for filmmakers seeking precision, durability, and creative freedom.

## Description

Overview: DJI RS 2 isn't just a gimbal – it's an unparalleled solution for dynamic cinematography. Every design element and feature is designed to deliver industry-leading camera stabilization. Simply put, DJI RS 2 is crafted for you to master filmmaking. Features: Stabilization – Titan Stabilization Algorithm captures smoother footage than ever. SuperSmooth mode compensates for micromovements and increases torque, stabilizing even 100mm zoom lenses. ActiveTrack. 3.0 – Our industry-leading intelligent tracking technology is viewable and controllable right on the touchscreen. You can select and compose your subject in the frame with the screen and trigger, freeing your creative control. RavenEye – RavenEye transmits video while giving you remote control of camera parameters. Transmit 1080p video from up to 656 ft away with a latency of just 60 ms for monitoring and control from afar. Time Tunnel – Ready for your next mind-bending shot? Combine Roll 360 with Hyperlapse to twist the fabric of space and time. Our Best Battery Yet – The BG30 grip has a max runtime of 12 hours and can charge independently from the gimbal. DJI RS 2 employs a cartridge design for more secure battery mounting and faster swaps. In the Box: - DJI RS 2 Gimbal × 1 - Carrying Case × 1 - BG30 Grip × 1 - USB-C Power Cable (40 cm) × 1 - Lens-Fastening Strap × 1 - Extended Grip/Tripod (Metal) × 1 - Quick-Release Plates (Arca-Swiss/Manfrotto) × 1 - Briefcase Handle × 1 - Camera Riser × 1 - Phone Holder × 1 - Focus Motor × 1 - Focus Motor Rod Mount Kit × 1 - Focus Gear Strip × 1 - Image Transmitter × 1 - Cold Shoe to 1/4''-20 Adapter × 1 - USB-C Power Cable (20 cm) × 1 - Mini-HDMI to HDMI Cable (20 cm) × 1 - Mini-HDMI to Mini-HDMI Cable (20 cm) × 1 - Mini-HDMI to Micro-HDMI Cable (20 cm) × 1 - Multi-Camera Control Cable (30 cm) × 5 (USB-C × 2, Sony Multi × 1, Micro-USB × 1, Mini-USB × 1) - Hook-and-Loop Strap × 3 - D-Ring Camera Screw 1/4"-20 × 2 - RSA Port Cover × 1 - Pan Axis Sleeve × 1 - M4 Screw (10 mm) × 6 - Allen Wrench (3 mm) × 1 - Screw 1/4"-20 × 1 Note: 1. DJI RS 2 has the highest weight-to-payload ratio among single-handed camera stabilizers in the market as of Oct 15, 2020. 2. The RavenEye Image Transmission System is required for ActiveTrack 3.0 to be used. 3. SuperSmooth is effective for lenses of up to 100mm equivalent focal length. 4. It is recommended to use the Ronin Quick-Release Plates whenever mounting cameras on DJI RS 2. 5. The BG30 Grip is compatible with the PD and QC 2.0 charging protocols. It is recommended to use 24W chargers with these protocols for optimal charging.

Review: If you don't know DJI, you're living under a rock! - The DJI RS 4 Pro Combo is a powerhouse for any cinematographer, especially when tackling live band shoots and diverse shooting environments. Here’s a detailed look at its performance from a cinematography perspective as someone who shoots live events a lot: Detailed Analysis: The RS 4 Pro Combo shines in dynamic shooting scenarios like live band performances. Its 3-axis gimbal stabilizer ensures smooth, cinematic shots even amidst the movement and energy of a live show. With a payload capacity of 4.5kg (10lbs), it comfortably supports a range of DSLR and cinema cameras, offering versatility for different setups. The native vertical shooting feature is a standout, allowing for easy transitions between landscape and portrait orientations without needing to reposition the camera. This is especially useful for social media content where vertical videos are increasingly popular. The inclusion of the Image Transmitter is a significant advantage. I honestly do not use it often, but I reviewed it to verify functionality. It actually works super easy and is just a nice addition to the kit. It allows you to monitor and control your shots remotely, which is invaluable when you’re capturing fast-paced live events or need to keep your focus on the action while adjusting camera settings from a distance. I see this being incredibly useful for podcasts, talking head content, social media, and solo users. The Focus Pro Motor adds another layer of precision, enabling smooth and accurate focus adjustments. This is crucial during live shoots where focus can shift rapidly due to changing scenes and lighting conditions. This is not unique to DJI, but it feels veeeerrryy smooth with really good feedback on the Focus Pro hand unit. Pros: • Smooth Stabilization: Excellent 3-axis stabilization keeps footage steady, even in high-movement situations like live band shoots. • High Payload Capacity: Supports up to 4.5kg (10lbs), accommodating a variety of camera setups. • Native Vertical Shooting: Allows for quick and seamless switching between landscape and portrait modes. • Image Transmitter: Enables remote monitoring and control, perfect for live events and dynamic shooting environments. • Focus Pro Motor: Provides precise and smooth focus adjustments, enhancing control during fast-paced shoots. Cons: • Bulkiness: The gimbal can be bulky, which might be cumbersome in tight or crowded environments. • Learning Curve: There is a bit of a learning curve to fully utilize all the advanced features, especially for those new to gimbals. • Price: The combo package is on the higher end of the price spectrum, which may be a consideration for prosumers on a budget. Overall, the DJI RS 4 Pro Combo is a top-tier choice for pros, or just prosumers, looking to elevate their cinematography. It delivers exceptional stabilization, versatile shooting options, and advanced features that enhance both control and creativity. While it comes with a few considerations like its bulkiness and price, the benefits it offers make it a worthwhile investment for serious shooters.
Review: VERY capable gimbal but there is a learning curve - Here's how you can avoid the buyers remorse that tends to follow large purchases such as the RS2: - Is it within your budget? (If you can't buy it twice, you can't afford it...and that's okay. Save up until you can). - will you put the needed hours into learning how to use professional grade equipment? If you can answer "yes" to both of these questions with little/no hesitation, then you are in the right space. I purchased the combo and almost a year later, I still haven't taken all of those components out of the pouch as it takes time to really learn the tools that the rs2 combo puts in the hands of the user. That said, let's get to the specifics: The unit I ordered came with a neat pouch that houses all the components in a compact, padded, and zippered environment. Parts are mostly easy to find and maintain as long as you put stuff back. Not a lot of room to store additional things though. The most important skill to gain is how to load your gear unto the gimbal and properly balance it. The muscle memory that this will produce will go a long way. I took notes on the markings for the pan, roll and tilt for all my gear combinations (DSLR + lens combo as well as a mirrorless body + lens). Personally, I went for the RS2 over the rsc2 because my DSLR was the Canon 1DX. This gimbal handled that body with a 24-70 lens with no problem at all. The motors are more than capable of handling the load capacity on the spec sheet however you will damage your product if you skimp on balancing properly for the sake of "time/speed". Practice and put in the time developing a feel for a correctly balanced before a paid gig so when it's "game time" you are able to pivot without making costly + avoidable errors. Battery life is awesome and easy to charge the unit via usb-c. Cons: It was hard to find things not to like but I found two (both are conditional). - if you are switching multiple bodies onto this unit, you'll probably want to stick with the quick release plate that comes with it (or purchase more as needed). I have a whole system of manfroto qr plates which make switching between my gear darn near seamless. Although you can use the manfroto qr plates on this unit, I found certain configurations problematic. Sticking with the included qr plate fixed the issue but added the step of swapping qr plates when done with the gimbal. - If you have a heavier set up, you might find that the rubber grip on the battery chassis starts to buckle a bit. You can easily move that back into place but I legit was pushing the gear to it's extremes at that point to discover this issue. Also, it's not fun holding that much gear up-right for extended periods and therefore holding the unit in briefcase mode might be a slightly better alternative. Pro-tip: when balancing a zoom lens on a gimbal, zoom to about halfway through the focal range and begin balancing the gimbal from there. This helps keep the unit stable even if you were to zoom in/out without needing to rebalance everything. The gimbal itself is quite capable. You are not paying for this product to do the work FOR you. You've actually got to put time into learning how to use a pro-rig. That said, doing so is well worth the quality of video you will begin to produce and the time saved in post with the increased amount of usable footage. There is a lot to like about this gimbal but it comes at the cost of time. If you are looking for something with a steeper learning curve and is more "run and gun" try the Osmo line (I have the Osmo 4) If you try to cheat the learning curve, you will most likely be upset that you spent so much money on this product. Take a deep breath and lean into the discomfort. You'll thank me and yourself later. I also believe that the knowledge from the bumps and bruises of the RS2 learning curve are transferable. The skills you learn here will help you with any other similar rig. The improvements made on this unit that are found on the rs3 were non-issues for me. The benefit for a new user would just be a lower price point. For now, I'm happy sticking with my rs2 as it is still hitting homeruns.

## Features

- 10lb Tested Payload – At a weight of 2.3 lbs and 10lb tested payload, DJI RS 2 offers the highest weight-to-payload ratio in the industry..Operating Frequency : 2.4000 GHz - 2.4835 GHz. Transmission Power :<8 dBm.
- Carbon Fiber Construction – Monocoque carbon fiber axis arms add incredible strength and unbelievable lightness to the gimbal.
- 1.4” Full-Color Touchscreen – An integrated LCD screen allows you to adjust parameters and use features of the Ronin app quickly. Access ActiveTrack 3.0 right from the touchscreen, freeing your creative control.
- Professional Mounting Options – While DJI RS 2 is also designed to be a professional filmmaking solution. Integrate RS 2 with a car, jib, or slider, and control from a distance.
- Efficient Balancing Between Payloads – A dual-layer camera mounting plate is compatible with Manfrotto and Arca-Swiss standards. A fine-tine balancing knob lets you achieve the perfect balance for your setup.
- Compatible with Most Cameras – DJI Ronin App requires iOS 11.0 and Android 7.0 or above. Compatible devices include: Sony A9, A6600, A6500, A6400, A6300, A6100, A7R IV, A9 II, A7R III, A7M III, A7S III, A7R II, A7S II, A7M II, A7S, Nikon Z6, Z7, Z50, D5, D6, D780, D850, Canon EOS R, R6, r5, EOS-1D X Mark III, RP, 6D Mark II, 5D Mark III, 6D, 77D, 800D, 80D, 5D Mark IV, 5DS R, M50, 90D, 200D Mark II, EOS-1D X Mark II, G7X 3, Panasonic GH5, GH5S, G9, S1, S1H, GH3, G95, GH4, Fujifilm X-H1, X-T2, X-T3, X-T4, X-T20, X-T30, X-E3, Blackmagic Design BMPCC 4K, 6K, Sigma FP, Olympus E-M1 II, Z CAM E2.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08G4XXW7D |
| Batteries | 2 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16 in Professional Video Stabilizers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,002) |
| Date First Available | October 11, 2020 |
| Item Weight | 2.87 pounds |
| Item model number | CP.RN.00000094.01 |
| Manufacturer | DJI |
| Product Dimensions | 10.2 x 10.4 x 2.8 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** DJI
- **Color:** Black
- **Folded Size:** 10.4 inches (w) x 10.2 inches (h) x 2.8 inches (d)
- **Item Weight:** 2.9 Pounds
- **Product Dimensions:** 7.7"D x 10.2"W x 16.1"H
- **UPC:** 190021027206

## Images

![DJI RS 2 Combo - 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras, Nikon, Sony, Panasonic, Canon, Fuji, 10lbs Tested Payload, 1.4” Full-Color Touchscreen, Carbon Fiber Construction, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71qgtpDp2aL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this compatible with Sony A7iii?**
A: Dear customer,

Thank you for your interest, Sony A7iii is the compatible camera of DJI RS 2. You can check out the compatible camera list in our official website as well. 
Thank you again for your inquiry. 

Best Regards,
DJI Support

**Q: is the "combo kit" option for the RS 2 the same thing as the "Pro Combo"?**
A: Dear customer,

Thank you for your inquiry. DJI RS2 Combo is the same as DJI RS2 Pro Combo. For your reference, you can compare  to our website at this link: https://store.dji.com/product/rs-2?vid=96741

Best Regards,
DJI Support

**Q: Just returned zhiyun crane 3s pro due to wobble with my bmpcc4k - is this the pro combo? will it support bm4k?**
A: Dear Customer, 

BMPCC 4k is a compatible camera of RS 2, it can be balanced and controlled by RS 2. Please visit DJI official website for further information. Thank you. 

Best Regards,
DJI Support

**Q: Is this compatible with canon xa50?**
A: Dear customer,

Thank you for your inquiry. Since the said camera is not on the compatible list, we are unable to guarantee the performance. You can fill in the request on the camera compatibility page or conduct installation tests. https://www.dji.com/support/compatibility?product=rs-2&from=nav

Best Regards,
DJI Support

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you don't know DJI, you're living under a rock!
*by N***O on July 26, 2024*

The DJI RS 4 Pro Combo is a powerhouse for any cinematographer, especially when tackling live band shoots and diverse shooting environments. Here’s a detailed look at its performance from a cinematography perspective as someone who shoots live events a lot: Detailed Analysis: The RS 4 Pro Combo shines in dynamic shooting scenarios like live band performances. Its 3-axis gimbal stabilizer ensures smooth, cinematic shots even amidst the movement and energy of a live show. With a payload capacity of 4.5kg (10lbs), it comfortably supports a range of DSLR and cinema cameras, offering versatility for different setups. The native vertical shooting feature is a standout, allowing for easy transitions between landscape and portrait orientations without needing to reposition the camera. This is especially useful for social media content where vertical videos are increasingly popular. The inclusion of the Image Transmitter is a significant advantage. I honestly do not use it often, but I reviewed it to verify functionality. It actually works super easy and is just a nice addition to the kit. It allows you to monitor and control your shots remotely, which is invaluable when you’re capturing fast-paced live events or need to keep your focus on the action while adjusting camera settings from a distance. I see this being incredibly useful for podcasts, talking head content, social media, and solo users. The Focus Pro Motor adds another layer of precision, enabling smooth and accurate focus adjustments. This is crucial during live shoots where focus can shift rapidly due to changing scenes and lighting conditions. This is not unique to DJI, but it feels veeeerrryy smooth with really good feedback on the Focus Pro hand unit. Pros: • Smooth Stabilization: Excellent 3-axis stabilization keeps footage steady, even in high-movement situations like live band shoots. • High Payload Capacity: Supports up to 4.5kg (10lbs), accommodating a variety of camera setups. • Native Vertical Shooting: Allows for quick and seamless switching between landscape and portrait modes. • Image Transmitter: Enables remote monitoring and control, perfect for live events and dynamic shooting environments. • Focus Pro Motor: Provides precise and smooth focus adjustments, enhancing control during fast-paced shoots. Cons: • Bulkiness: The gimbal can be bulky, which might be cumbersome in tight or crowded environments. • Learning Curve: There is a bit of a learning curve to fully utilize all the advanced features, especially for those new to gimbals. • Price: The combo package is on the higher end of the price spectrum, which may be a consideration for prosumers on a budget. Overall, the DJI RS 4 Pro Combo is a top-tier choice for pros, or just prosumers, looking to elevate their cinematography. It delivers exceptional stabilization, versatile shooting options, and advanced features that enhance both control and creativity. While it comes with a few considerations like its bulkiness and price, the benefits it offers make it a worthwhile investment for serious shooters.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ VERY capable gimbal but there is a learning curve
*by G***K on August 22, 2022*

Here's how you can avoid the buyers remorse that tends to follow large purchases such as the RS2: - Is it within your budget? (If you can't buy it twice, you can't afford it...and that's okay. Save up until you can). - will you put the needed hours into learning how to use professional grade equipment? If you can answer "yes" to both of these questions with little/no hesitation, then you are in the right space. I purchased the combo and almost a year later, I still haven't taken all of those components out of the pouch as it takes time to really learn the tools that the rs2 combo puts in the hands of the user. That said, let's get to the specifics: The unit I ordered came with a neat pouch that houses all the components in a compact, padded, and zippered environment. Parts are mostly easy to find and maintain as long as you put stuff back. Not a lot of room to store additional things though. The most important skill to gain is how to load your gear unto the gimbal and properly balance it. The muscle memory that this will produce will go a long way. I took notes on the markings for the pan, roll and tilt for all my gear combinations (DSLR + lens combo as well as a mirrorless body + lens). Personally, I went for the RS2 over the rsc2 because my DSLR was the Canon 1DX. This gimbal handled that body with a 24-70 lens with no problem at all. The motors are more than capable of handling the load capacity on the spec sheet however you will damage your product if you skimp on balancing properly for the sake of "time/speed". Practice and put in the time developing a feel for a correctly balanced before a paid gig so when it's "game time" you are able to pivot without making costly + avoidable errors. Battery life is awesome and easy to charge the unit via usb-c. Cons: It was hard to find things not to like but I found two (both are conditional). - if you are switching multiple bodies onto this unit, you'll probably want to stick with the quick release plate that comes with it (or purchase more as needed). I have a whole system of manfroto qr plates which make switching between my gear darn near seamless. Although you can use the manfroto qr plates on this unit, I found certain configurations problematic. Sticking with the included qr plate fixed the issue but added the step of swapping qr plates when done with the gimbal. - If you have a heavier set up, you might find that the rubber grip on the battery chassis starts to buckle a bit. You can easily move that back into place but I legit was pushing the gear to it's extremes at that point to discover this issue. Also, it's not fun holding that much gear up-right for extended periods and therefore holding the unit in briefcase mode might be a slightly better alternative. Pro-tip: when balancing a zoom lens on a gimbal, zoom to about halfway through the focal range and begin balancing the gimbal from there. This helps keep the unit stable even if you were to zoom in/out without needing to rebalance everything. The gimbal itself is quite capable. You are not paying for this product to do the work FOR you. You've actually got to put time into learning how to use a pro-rig. That said, doing so is well worth the quality of video you will begin to produce and the time saved in post with the increased amount of usable footage. There is a lot to like about this gimbal but it comes at the cost of time. If you are looking for something with a steeper learning curve and is more "run and gun" try the Osmo line (I have the Osmo 4) If you try to cheat the learning curve, you will most likely be upset that you spent so much money on this product. Take a deep breath and lean into the discomfort. You'll thank me and yourself later. I also believe that the knowledge from the bumps and bruises of the RS2 learning curve are transferable. The skills you learn here will help you with any other similar rig. The improvements made on this unit that are found on the rs3 were non-issues for me. The benefit for a new user would just be a lower price point. For now, I'm happy sticking with my rs2 as it is still hitting homeruns.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Smooth Footage, Stable Gimbal… and a Serious Threat to Your Wallet
*by A***O on November 18, 2025*

Bought the DJI RS 4 Pro Combo to film my puppy, and I’m seriously impressed. Setup was easy, stabilization is rock solid, and the battery just keeps going through long walks and play sessions. What I really like is the modular design: you don’t have to learn or use every advanced feature from day one. You can start with basic stabilization and then gradually add more functions and accessories as your skills grow. One warning, though: this thing works so well that it’s dangerous for your wallet. Once you see how smooth your footage looks, you’ll start eyeing every possible add-on “for just a bit more creative flexibility" :-)

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