Features
Engineered for Professionals
Cinematic film making demand rapid setup and a host of camera configurations. The Ronin-MX has been designed to carry many of the cameras used every day on sets worldwide, and SmoothTrack algorithms ensure movements are smooth in every configuration. A repositioned batter improved balance while stability is enhanced by a camera cage that locks mounted cameras in place at the top and at the bottom. Silent motors prevent on set mics picking up motor noise.
Powerful and Accurate
Designed to resist high G-forces using powerful motors and IMUs, the Ronin-MX is engineered to maintain stability and hold horizon when mounted to an aircraft or a vehicle. When mounted to the M600 aerial system, it communicates directly with DJI's flight controller and when attached to vehicles, it connects to an optional GPS module allowing it to stabilize actively for a smoother shot.
Freedom to Move
A slip ring allows the Ronin-MX to rotate 360 degrees continuously when mounted to aircraft or vehicles, opening up more creative options. This is further enhanced by an increase in tilt axis range from 90 degrees straight down and beyond to 135 degrees. Popular features of the Ronin series such as the three modes of operation and SmoothTrack are also present, giving film makers a range of creative angles and movements.
Wireless Control and Transmission
The Ronin MX is compatible with Lightbridge 2, providing long-range HD video transmission from the air to the ground from up to 3.1 miles (5km) away. If combined with the DJI Focus, focus or aperture can also be pulled remotely with a twist of the wrist. An optional Remote Start/Stop add-on provides the ability to control shooting on a range of airborne cameras.
Comprehensive App Control
Using DJI Assistant and the dedicated Assistant app for iOS and Android allows complete customization of the Ronin-MX and its behavior. If connected to Lightbridge 2, the DJI GO app can be used to control how to M600 files including Intelligent Flight Modes, remote control modes, move the gimbal and see an HD live feed from the camera.
