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Secures your camera onto the Ronin-M gimbal. Please choose the correct type of screw based on your camera model. ...

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The Len Support Mount secures your camera lens when mounted on the Ronin-M & further increases video stablility. Supports various types of lenses. ...

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With the Mobile Device Holder, you can mount your smartphone or tablet on your Ronin-M/ Ronin-MX/ Ronin & watch a live HD view from your camera as you operate the gimbal. Devices up to 170mm in width can be mounted, including the iPad Air. The holder can only be used with the Ronin-M
- Monitor/ Accessory Mount or Ronin
- Monitor Mounting Bracket A.

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Easily mount accessories or external monitors to your Ronin-M/ Ronin-MX.1/4" & 3/8" thread mounting holes. ...

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Designed for the Ronin-M, the outside shell of this carrying case is made with ABS, a material that's both strong & light. On the inside, the highly resilient EPP material is used to help absorb pressure & vibrations. Besides protecting your Ronin-M & all its accessories from collisions, the case is also moderately water-resistant.
Material: ABS (Outside), EPP (Inside)
Colour: Black
Size: Approx. 51.5cm long x 38.6cm wide x 23.4cm high Net Weight: Approx. 2.2kg

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Used to hold the Ronin-M in position. Can also be used as a carrier when transporting the Ronin-M. ...

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Used to hold the Ronin-M in position. Can also be used as a carrier when transporting the Ronin-M. Extendable to a maximum height of 495mm. Specifications Weight：1760g Max Hight：495mm ...

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Dovetail mounting plate with fixed position beveled holes & a universal slot to mount various types of cameras. Made for Ronin-M. ...

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Extends the Vertical Adjustment Arms, located on both sides of the camera base plate, by 30mm. Most helpful when using cameras exceeding 195mm in height. ...

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DJI Ronin-M Remote Controller

Capture anything you can imagine with a second operator controlling the camera’s movements as the first operator moves around set. Achieve perfect framing and complete more complex camera movements by working together and making your camera’s motions completely independent of the person holding it.