DJI RS 3 Mini gimbal handheld for mirrorless cameras unveiled!

DJI announced a new travel buddy for content creators featuring a handheld lightweight stabilizer for mirrorless cameras.

The RS 3 Mini

A mini version is revealed!

DJI incorporated the similar 3rd gen stabilization tech found at the bigger RS 3 Series allowing the device to do low-angle and tracking shots with ease.

They claimed that users can hold it with just 1 hand only and even can fit in a shoulder bag with its small frame.

50 percent reduced in size vs the Pro version

The difference is the size as evident in the name. It is even light in weight at 1.8 lbs and can have another 2.2kg together with the gimbal while the height is measured at 11.7 inches. 

Compatible with many camera models

DJI also claims it can fit a combination of mainstream mirrorless cameras and lenses, like the Sony A7S3 + 24-70mm F2.8 GM lens, Canon EOS R5 + RF 24-70mm F2.8 STM lens or Fuji X-H2S + XF 18-55mm F2.8-4 lens as an example. Please click the link for the full list of compatible cameras.

Inside, there's a sturdy motor that makes sure the footage is shot steadily even when the zoom is at its maximum focal length, eliminating the need for additional balancing.

With quick-release plate

There's also a 1.4-inch color touch display, Bluetooth shutter control, and native horizontal and vertical camera mounting.

It also comes with various accessories such as DJI's briefcase handle, external fill lights, or microphones.

For battery, the brand claims it can give up to 10 hours of usage on a single charge. While the charging speed can full the device within 2.5 hours.

It is also compatible with the Ronin app for a wide range of smart shooting features that users can utilize in a particular situation such as the Timelapse, Track recording, and Panorama effect.

US price with direct-to-PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):

DJI RS 3 Mini - USD 369 (around PHP 20.2K)

The handheld is now available on the brand's website store. No word yet for the PH availability though.

Stay tuned.

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