DJI Ronin RavenEye Image Transmission System

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Then by the time KISS are finished, no one really wants to go to the merch store because there are 25,000 people trying to get out of an arena. I think we learned some things from it, and it was definitely an amazing tour. I was constantly stressed and pushing, trying to figure out what was next for us.” RavenEye – Dingwalls – 2 February 2018. Photo: Steve Ritchie/MetalTalk I think that the music kind of dictates the style of shows, so I think with RavenEye it’s always been robust and high energy and I think that’s been the goal of the band. To really make it as entertaining but as fun as possible. I think the performance matched the music, so I think for us we weren’t trying to be overbearing and trying to force their energy or force the excitement.

It is an interesting and yet sobering thought that you could lose money on a tour with KISS, but Oli makes some valid points. At no point did he come across as ungrateful and I know he wouldn’t have changed most of that experience. We moved on to the energy that Oli and Raveneye put into their live shows. I tell Oli he was the antithesis of a Blues guitarist, one minute jumping off the drum riser, then on someone’s shoulders. Is this the natural extension of how he performed? Is it all natural or was there an element of ‘I’ve got to put on a show as well?’ 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.

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.

The rubber elements on the handle are also subtler than those found on the Ronin-SC, with a smoother texture that’s neatly integrated yet offers a good amount of grip. As with the Ronin-SC, the Ronin app is a comprehensive partner to the RSC 2. It allows you to configure the function of the three available mode slots on the RSC 2, enabling or disabling individual axis motors and customizing parameters such as follow speed.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. It has been a strange few years for Oli Brown. The blues guitarist, who released his debut solo album Open Road in 2008 at the age of 19 and then formed RavenEye in 2014, found himself reevaluating his whole career path as the pandemic bore down. Thankfully, for fans of the Norfolk singer/songwriter/guitarist, things are looking up again.

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! As for the new OLED screen, it’s a simple but transformative addition. Where the Ronin-SC’s trio of LED indicators required you to remember how you’d programmed each mode, the RSC 2 uses its 1-inch OLED to display which mode you’re in, what that mode does, the panning speed and the available battery life. The readout strikes an ideal balance, serving up just enough info to add clarity, without cluttering the interface. And it doesn’t try to be too smart: if you want to adjust settings, you’ll need to dive into the Ronin app. DJI RSC 2 smart connectivity and presets Hello, we are sorry for the current situation on the Sony camera with Raven eye. When using the Multi cable, some camera function cannot be achieved as the compatible result listed: https://www.dji.com/support/compatibility/rs-2/a7r3there is a option with 5.0 and you have to put it to 2.4? i dont use my gimbal currently and didnt made screenshots but thats how i could finally connect with my personal phone to raven eye 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. Hello, for the charging you can use the USB-C cable (20cm in the box) to connect the USB-C port on the RavenEye and the Image Transmission/Focus Motor Port (the bottom one of the three port on the Tilt Axis). Hope this helps! Totally agree with this although I have found on the new documentation that the Raveneye will accept a charge from a 5V 2A source on it's own so at least there is that. But yes, for the sake of maximizing full batteries across the board it would be good if they daisy chained since it already takes a charge from the RS 2 battery when on. For all its perks, the RavenEye Image Transmission System does highlight an important point about the RSC 2: many of its best features require sold-separately accessories.