I hope they do soon!!

Feeling luck.....Punk?!

Ronin 4D works best with small AF lenses upto 1 kilo, but support manual focus lenses as well. It’s just more laborious to work with.

So far so good

Don't belive everything that people sell . Sensor has big issues, with updates and everything

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not a side camera unless you also have an ARRI

Did you really expect a $7000usd camera gimbal to replace a $60K trinity and $150K technocrane combined... Wow!

@@sergiosanchez2012 hi. Yes and no. The trinity is an expensive piece of kit but the motion fundamentals are the same as picking up a broom. It’s basic physics and more specifically the principles of “fulcrum moments” and “inertia”. Google it if you don’t believe me. That’s what a steadycam uses as its basic fundamental principle. A gimbal even the most basic one on the end of a monopod would illustrate the point just as well. It’s all about counter balanced movements around a fulcrum point. The trinity and gimbals do this under power from the motors to help with weight and camera orientation but the principles are the same. What the 4d does is wholly ignore these fundamental principles and tries to solve the situation only using motors and a compensatory feedback system to control them built into the gyro. In the trinity this is a dampening system and a camera support system but it adheres to the most basic fundamentals of moments around a fulcrum point. The 4d does not and actually completely ignores these first principles of physics and so it introduces issues that create wholly unnatural artefacts that jar. We wouldn’t get these kinds of artefacts having the camera on the shoulder as we have a fulcrum point. Fundamentally it’s how we see and process movement. Our brains compensate for natural movements. The 4d introduces an unnatural movement that could never be seen naturally and so it jars with our brains perception and functioning and so the movement is interpreted as unnatural. We don’t see or process movement like a chicken. All this can be achieved by sticking a gimbal on the end of a monopod and again if you are in any doubt maybe check out Tilta a version of the principle is used in the float system which is exactly a poor man’s trinity.