New Bluetooth Shutter Support for Panasonic & Fujifilm
In addition to cameras from Sony, Canon, and Nikon, the RS 5’s Bluetooth shutter now supports specific Panasonic and Fujifilm cameras [7], enabling wireless control of shutter, zoom, and Clear Image Zoom with no cables required.
Z-Axis Indicator
The new Z‑Axis Indicator gives you instant feedback to fine‑tune your footsteps for steadier, more professional shots.
Control in Detail, Freedom in Motion
Smooth & Precise Balancing
Fine-tuning knobs on each axis arm enable quick, precise balancing through a leadscrew mechanism. Combined with Teflon™ interlayers, RS 5 delivers smooth and precise balancing even with heavier professional setups.
2nd-Gen Automated Axis Locks
The 2nd-Gen Automated Axis Locks automatically lock the gimbal upon power-off or sleep for easier transitions and storage. They unlock just as quickly upon power-on, getting you ready to film in an instant for those critical moments.
3rd-Gen Native Vertical Shooting
To switch to vertical shooting, simply loosen and press the single-side knob, remove the gimbal’s horizontal plate, rotate it 90°, and then tighten it back in place [8]—all in just a few seconds.
Dual-Layered Quick-Release Plates
The Arca-Swiss upper plate and Manfrotto lower plate allow quick switching between gimbal and tripod without rebalancing, thanks to position memory. In addition, the upper plate adds an adjustable guide for secure camera mounting.
Support for DJI Focus Pro Motor
When paired with two Focus Pro Motors [5], RS 5 allows cinematographers to adjust the lens zoom via the joystick and precisely control the focus via the dial, facilitating smooth and effortless lens control.
Support for DJI SDR Transmission
Both independent cinematographers and small crews can utilize the DJI SDR Transmission [5] for high-definition live feeds, remote gimbal and camera control, Force Mobile, and more.
RSA Communication Port
The RSA port connects to the Electronic Briefcase Handle, RS Tethered Control Handle [5], and remote-control ring handles [5]. The open RS SDK also lets third-party developers create custom functions.