Alternatively, RavenEye is available as part of the DJI RS2 Pro Combo or the DJI RSC2 Pro Combo . If you’re tossing up between the standard RS2/RSC2 and their respective Pro Combos, RavenEye is the best reason to upgrade! All the time these easy stuff are always overlooked.Engineers and companies do all the advanced stuff perfectly but the super basics aren't covered leaving people lost for possibly ever after giving up. DJI’s RavenEye Image Transmission System is designed to integrate with the DJI RS2 / RSC2 product line to streamline your workflow. Join us as we break down what RavenEye does, how it works and whether it’s right for you.

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Customer reviews

The DJI RSC 2 doesn’t reinvent the gimbal. Broadly speaking, it’s a sculpted grip topped by a three-axis array of motorized arms. But look more closely and you’ll spot several significant changes compared to the Ronin-SC. Still, provided your camera is fully compatible, you won’t find a gimbal as clever and capable as the DJI RSC 2 – apart from the RS 2.

The DJI RSC 2 builds on the Ronin-SC in all the right ways. Steady shots and smooth controls were pretty much a given, but it’s the subtle design changes that make the RSC 2 a much improved stabilizing option for vloggers and videographers. The KISS tour was amazing, but I don’t think at any point did I really feel rewarded which was definitely a detriment to my appreciation of the moments. I was thinking, well, we played these gigs but this isn’t our crowd. So how do we convert them to make that our crowds? It can be our tour and really pull it in more. So I think I was hungry, but I think I was unaware of some of those great moments. At that point, I was trying to figure out … it was strangely, quite an expensive tour for us as a band. As great as it was, it is really hard to sell any merch. No one’s buying merch before the show because they don’t know who on earth you are, and it’s a massive venue. No one goes to buy merch in the interval because KISS are about to go on and no one wants to lose their spot.One work around I noticed that one could do is to just leave the RS2 turned on during charging, and double tap the power button so that the gimbal motors aren't unnecessarily running; however, the screen still stays on during this charge. I'd rather not have to leave the RS2 on just to also charge the RavenEye offline. Maybe a firmware update could fix this so that when the RS2 recognizes power to the handle, when powered off, and RavenEye is connected, that power is also delivered to the RavenEye for charging offline as well. Thank you for this consideration. I noticed that when the RS2 is on the charger (turned off) with RavenEye connected, there is no power charging the RavenEye as well. The RavenEye only gets power when the RS2 is turned on. It would be nice if the RavenEye would also automatically get charged with the RS2, as opposed to only charging once in use. Starting off with a fully charged RavenEye (as a result of an over night charge to both RS2 and RavenEye) would save on the RS2 battery. Double-tapping the mode button switches the gimbal to portrait mode. There’s no active axis control in this setting; instead, the camera is held dead steady and pointing straight ahead, allowing you to shoot smooth content in the ideal orientation for social media.