DJI Announces New Ronin-SC for Mirrorless Cameras

The Ronin-S was a hit, but now we have the Ronin-SC catering to the growing mirrorless camera market.

DJI packed a lot of features into the original Ronin-S of last summer, but one of the few quibbles we had with the original design was that in some ways it felt too big, especially in the battery.

While 12 hours of battery life was great, we would have happily bought a smaller single-handed battery grip for that only gave us 6 hours of life for the trade-off in weight savings.

Well, DJI has just announced the Ronin-SC, which has that smaller battery grip we were hoping for, but it actually smaller all over, with a reported 30% size reduction and a 40% weight reduction making it an exceptionally appealing stabilizer.

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