DJI RS3 PRO vs. RS2: The 10 BIGGEST SHOCKS
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Shock #1
0:52 Shock #2
1:51 Shock #3
2:43 Shock #4
3:47 Shock #5
4:40 Shock #6
5:49 Shock #7
7:13 Shock #8
8:13 Shock #9
8:45 Shock #10
9:36 Bonus Shock
9:51 Final Verdict
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I had trouble with that axis too, but if you pull up on the piece of that arm that is touching the rail (ie take the weight off it) it slides super smooth. I pull up on it with my fingers and then I use my palm to push the arm and have no troubles now I do it that way. Not the greatest design but once you get the hang of it, it presents no issues. The same is true for all the arms, makes it really easy to make fine adjustments.
Great recap! Like you, I'm using Bluetooth exclusively with the R5. Any cables you can eliminate is always a plus.
Exactly the review I needed, thanks
Excellent review and VERY good video with information! Didn’t know the 3 existed til now and when I did i immediately wanted to know it my Rs2 needed a partner or upgrade.
I wished they would have fixed that vertical adjustment. My gimbal is all scratched up on that part from trying to move it
does the inch 1/2 difference from the back of camera apply to the same on the side of the camera to the gimbal? My Nikon Z9 with small rig cage won't even slide on the plate centered on the RS2 because the right side of the cage hits the gimbal arm on the side. Im wondering if there is a little more side space when attached to the base plate. I can get it on the RS2 but its like half off the center of the baseplate when locked down and I feel like its dipping left slightly making my horizontal lines slightly off center
Can you remote start stop also the r5c on this gimbal when a connected Powerbank is used on the usb-c port?
That extra inch on the horizontal is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
I run a Nikon Z9 and I have the issue of the focus motor rod not being tall enough to reach and engage with the gear strap on the lens. I’m using the RS2 but have thought about getting the RS3 however I’m curious if this if I’d have the same issue. I was disappointed to see that DJI compatibility site gave all green check marks for the setup I have of Z9, RS2 and 24-70mm f/2.8. Website said fully compatible with focus motor. I feel this is not true unless paired with a 3ᴿᴰ party product such as an adapter so to me the DJI website would be misleading.
Agree with your point on vertical axis adjustment - it's really hard for me as well.
Have you been able to connect R5C in the photo mode to RS3, Bryan? One of the usecases for me was to film timelapses, but I can't convince RS3 Pro to trigger a photo on R5C neither via USB nor the Bluetooth...
FeiyuTech AK4500 is awesome for timelapse
Shock 6, i've never seen this plate in any unboxing vids or on the listed parts on DJI, how come just yours came with that extra plate?
The RS2 has 2 different arca swiss plates: 1 that you can mount the focus motor on and one you don't. I do however mount my motors top down instead on the camera cage.
What a great, practical comparison...best I've seen. RS2 still fits my needs beautifully, but yeah, that extra inch of clearance might have just sold me. Ever tried to fly a Komodo with that massive and choady 28-70 F2 RF attached? it's not easy. lol
Ha, ha! Getting my Komodo up on there, was what sold me, too. I was really hesitant to get my RS3, but I have been surprised at how much that little extra inch and a half has helped me get my rigs balanced. Thanks for the comment and have a great day!
Lol choady
If the Bluetooth provided complete control of not just shutter button but also ISO, aperture, and shutter speed adjustment then it would mean something. The extra space in the back can be handy for some, but most people with mirrorless cameras dont need it. The self locking feature is neat, not sure that feature alone is worth the extra $500 between the two probably not.
Excellent review summary! I agree that the one axis is such a pain to position. I look forward to the day when all axes use the geared dial approach. Or better yet, one day when we can just attach the camera and the gimbal auto adjusts everything on its own!
Based on this review, I think I'll keep rocking the RS2 for a while since it's working well for me as is.
The RS2 is still awesome, and if you find you don't need that extra bit of space on it for bigger camera or lenses, then I believe it'll serve you well for several more years. Thanks for the comment and have a great day!
Hello Thanks for the video, does the Bluetooth start and stop record work with the canon r5c you have on there? I have a r5c but can't start and start record with the canon app. Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately, for some inexplicable reason the R5C requires a $1000 add on to access wireless control. I made a video about this. ruclips.net/video/Hmx1D-nlj8s/видео.html. Thanks for the comment and have a great day!
One of my disappointments is that the didn’t include the covers for the ports and battery attachments.
Also the lightness of the sling arm is incredible.
If you hold the camera weight up with your hand, that axis adjustment is easier. The issue is that the whole camera weight is bending on that lock. Dont push too much though, then you bend it the other way.
Thanks for the tip, Johnny. Have a great day!
Thank you. I am about to buy a used RS2 which is approximately half price of an RS3 Pro. I'm primarily interested in the 4.5kg capacity as I'm currently maxed out on an RSC (bless its cotton socks!) The extra depth is helpful but presumably I can counterweight too especially if my rig is around 2kg. I mgiht have missed it but did you mention the auto axis locks and rotary adjusters? Great comparison; think I made my mind up
B&H has the RS2 Pro combo for $419 right now
@@project_poor_runneramazing thank you. I have one now but that’s a crazy deal
I wish the Bluetooth function worked with the Nikon Z9 but otherwise the RS3 is far better than I expected! 😎👍🏾🙏🏾
I see you're using the Canon R5 how is that with the R5c and fan on the back is there in different. I'll look for your response that will help out us that have the R5c
I haven't had any real issue in any way between the two cameras. The extra space on the horizontal arm on the RS3 makes balancing either camera much easier. Have a great day!
@@DeafDirector That's a big help in my decision. you also have a great day sir
that vertical adjustment sucks but i felt like mine just got better with time??? (not really)
How is the R5C wireless connectivity on RS3 pro? Thanks.
Unfortunately, as of right now you can only connect in photo mode, because the R5C right now requires a $1k add on for wireless in video mode. This is absolutely crazy to me, so hopefully there will be a firmware update that fixes it. I made a whole video about this here: ruclips.net/video/Hmx1D-nlj8s/видео.html.
@@DeafDirector Thanks.
I have a r5c can I still use the rs2 or go with the rs3?
You can still use the RS2 with the R5C. Have a great day
I have more of a problem with the carbon arm sideways adjustment. That is my beef.
That vertical axis adjustment is trash. You can use some dielectric grease or any other lubricating compound that won't interact with the materials in the arm and it helps a ton. But out of the box I hate it I hate it I hate it.
One of the most disappointing thing was raveneye and 3d range finder are mutually exclusive since they both use the same port!
That IS a totally major bummer, you're right. One more reason why a built in Raveneye would have been so nice to have.
@@DeafDirector also another annoying thing is that the tilta's Power passthrough bracket hits the arm on the RS three now we're waiting for a new version
Not worth upgrading