- Easily attached via a magnetic mount, the included module provides intelligent framing and tracking via a single tap.
- Tracking features include up to a 32.8' range, both gimbal and hand gesture control, and orbit, POV/selfie, and backwards tracking modes.
- Lightweight 3.2 lb Body, 6.6 lb Payload
- Z-Axis Vertical Indicator
- Active Tracking Module, Briefcase Handle
- One-Hour Full Charge with 65W PD Charger
DJI RS 5 Overview
DJI RS 5 Specs
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DJI RS 5 Reviews
It does exactly what it should do
Works excellent as a gimbal, my unit came in pristine condition and very well packaged. The product is very intuitive and easy to learn if you've never used one. The fine adjustment Teflon knobs help during camera setup so much, specially if you're using a heavier setup, and make it so much easier compared to previous models. There's a little coldshoe style mount no one talks about, it's right below where you put the camera, I use it to mount a Hollyland Vcore for wireless video transmission. I was expecting to use the AI camera tracker a bit more, but, it's not perfect in certain situations. You can't really use a telephoto lens to track anything cause it will track it perfectly, yes, but it will be out of frame due to the distance from the AI camera tracker to the center of the video camera sensor
Spend the extra money, it's worth it.
I originally balked at the price of the DJI RS 5, so I decided to save some money and purchased the Hohem MT3 Pro instead. I was particularly interested in the AI tracking features and figured the lower price of the Hohem made it the more reasonable choice. I was wrong. I owned the Hohem for only a few days, and unfortunately, I experienced multiple issues with it. The gimbal failed on me several times, the detachable remote would freeze, and eventually the gimbal simply wouldn’t respond to commands. After dealing with enough frustration, I returned it to B&H and decided to bite the bullet and upgrade to the DJI RS 5. What a difference. The experience has been night and day. The RS 5 has been an incredible tool to use. The AI tracking is precise and reliable, and the higher weight capacity gives me the flexibility to use some of my heavier lenses without worrying about whether the gimbal can handle them. Yes, the RS 5 costs more, but in my experience, you’re paying for quality, reliability, and peace of mind. After my experience with the Hohem, I’m very glad I made the switch. I definitely recommend the DJI RS 5 to anyone looking for a reliable, capable gimbal for their camera setup.
