DJI RS 4 Pro

The DJI RS 4 Pro stabilizer integrates seamlessly with the DJI Focus Pro lens control system, DJI Transmission, and an extensive control ecosystem. This synergy provides the film and television industry with a large-scale production solution that combines stabilization, transmission, monitoring, focusing and control. It broadens the horizons of creative possibilities, allowing filmmakers to tap into their full potential and showcase their skills.

Excellent payload capacity

The lightweight body offers a payload capacity of 4.5kg as well as robust power and torque, easily adapting to mainstream mirrorless/cinema camera and lens setups.

2nd generation native vertical shooting

Designed with an all-new horizontal plate, the RS 4 Pro is the second generation of native vertical shooting for even greater efficiency. Without the need for additional accessories, filmmakers can simply release the horizontal plate and attach it in a vertical position to effortlessly transition to vertical shooting

Smooth balancing

The roll axis now has double bearings, making adjustments easier.

All three axes feature a Teflon coating with a low coefficient of friction, ensuring smooth balancing even when mounting heavy cameras.

When changing cameras or lenses, a fine adjustment knob on the tilt axis allows you to move the camera forward or backward, achieving millimeter-precise balancing.

The quick release top plate added an adjustable placement guide to prevent the camera from loosening or moving around.

Automatic screen lock

The OLED touchscreen incorporates a new auto-lock feature. Once locked, the screen will display the current gimbal and joystick modes with low brightness. This not only prevents accidental touches, but also helps save battery life.

2nd Generation Automated Axis Locks

With next-generation automated axis locks, DJI RS 4 Pro can quickly start working or enter sleep mode, significantly improving the efficiency of shooting, transitioning and storing. Additionally, the axle locks have been improved to achieve smaller gaps, further reducing gimbal shaking when locked.