RS 4 Combo, 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for Cameras for DSLR and Mirrorless Camera Stabilizer Canon/Sony/Panasonic/Nikon/Fujifilm, Native Vertical Shooting, 2-Mode Switch Joystick, Camera Gimbal

I’ve been a full-time professional photographer and videographer for years, and I’ve used a lot of gimbals across different brands and generations. The DJI RS4 is hands-down the best one I’ve owned so far. Setup is fast, balancing is straightforward, and once it’s dialed in, it just works. The stabilization is rock solid, even with heavier camera setups, and the motors feel incredibly responsive without being jerky or overcorrecting. It inspires confidence when you’re shooting real jobs where you don’t get a second take. The build quality is excellent — solid, well-designed, and clearly made for professionals who use their gear daily. Controls are intuitive, battery life has been great for full shoot days, and overall it feels like DJI really refined everything that mattered from previous versions. If you shoot professionally and rely on your gear to perform every time, the RS4 is absolutely worth it. It’s become my go-to gimbal, and at this point I wouldn’t want to go back to anything else.

Decided to step up from my Ronin-M and worth the change. So much easier to use. I am able to use it with my Canon R5C with a 16-34 EF lens and EF to RF adaptor. It's a tight fit and would probably go with the pro if it wasn't so much more expensive but it gets the job done. Works perfectly with my R6 and 5D iv. I paired it with the adjustable Small Rig Arm and V mount battery with a Peak Design strap across my torso to help manage the weight. You do need a usb-c splitter to use the battery and record function on the handle. I use the MOGOOD USB C Splitter 1 in 2 Out Dual USB C Y Splitter Cable

Fantastic piece of hardware. However, this will not automatically smooth out your shots. It is borderline an athletic endeavor to shoot with this device and achieve steady video. Additionally, the camera balancing process can be a bit tedious.

The DJI RS4 GIMBAL is of the BEST QUALITY IN MATERIALS & WORKMANSHIP IMAGINABLE...comparable to Japanese, German or Swiss quality. I had huge problems with the DJI ACTIVATION process and couldn't get hold of any DJI CUSTOMER SERVICE or even an ONLINE CHAT...which is non-existent. I gave up in frustration and regretfully returned this beautiful, well-made and functional device...all because of a LACK OF CUSTOMER SERVICE to help me.

This one of the good ones. It’s was at a great price!

Awesome new addition to video gear

I got this for capturing footage with my Nikon ZR Cinema camera. It works exceptionally well, and does everything you would expect it to do. So why 4 stars? Two reasons: 1) It takes far too much tinkering to assemble it from its case, balance it, connect the zoom band and motor, and calibrate both the gimbal and zoom motor. If you’re on a trip and want to do a quick capture, expect 10-15 minutes of setup and another 5 or so to tear it back down. 2) It’s heavy. Even with the tiny Nikon ZR and the new, lighter weight Nikon 24-70 f/2.8 lens S II, the RS 4 is a beast to hand hold. I ended up adding the Small Rig handle and strap to make it reasonably comfortable to use. Unless you absolutely need a gimbal to go beyond the already impressive in-body stabilization in many newer cameras, save yourself the money and storage space and just use the built-in camera stabilization. With some practice, you can learn to capture very good footage without a big, heavy and bulky gimbal.

It came exactly as ordered. The build quality as well as the ease of setup is immaculate. It holds the weight of my camera body and lens, and the compatibility is amazing. Definitely worth the money.