DJIRSC 2 Pro Combo - 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Camera, Nikon Sony Panasonic Canon Fujifilm, Ronin SC, 3kg Payload, Image Transmission, Focus Motor - Black

Awesome gimbal for sure! However, there are many data security concerns if you download their app from their website. As a professional in the industry I don't recommend downloading it and installing it. One solution is to buy a cheap phone and use that it. That's what I did. Is to dangerous to use an app that is not in the play store. They could be stealing your data and who knows what else.

FIRST OF ALL: You can purchase the cheaper version sold here by Amazon UK. I got mine from it and received it in 4 days. Amazing!I’ve been using this Gimbal for around 18 months… started using it because of a Real Estate Cliente bought it and assigned to me to film properties.Must say this was the first gimbal i ever used for cameras (only used smartphone gimbals) so for me this was the best thing at the moment…. After a few months got to try several Zhiyun gimbals and definitely: This is the best option out there (along with the RS2/RS3 which is the same but with a few pro-features).What i love about it:1. This thing is built like a Hummer! You don’t need to lay your hands on it… just by looking at it you know the thing has a premium build. DJI doesn’t mess with that.2. Yes, the newer ones have automatic lock as a feature, but i prefer the manual lock, ‘cause in the end you gotta ask yourself what’s the lifespan of those automatic locks ? (yes DJI builds like a rock, but still gotta ask…) And the most important point: How long does it take to lock/unlock your gimbal? For me that feature is a gimmick.3. If you’re a Sony user (don’t know if this happens with other brands) you can zoom in/out without the need of the Focus Motor installed. I own an A6400 with the Kit Lens and even though the lens doesn’t have a Smooth Scroll feature, is nice to be able to zoom in/out thanks to the Raveneye because setting up the whole gimbal with the Focus Motor takes extra time.4. Battery life. I’ve spend a whole weekend in a hotel filming and walking around and NEVER had to recharge the gimbal between filming.5. Max Payload. 6.6 pounds is more than enough for the average filmmaker. I’ve used the gimbal with an A7III with an 28-70mm, Shotgun microphone and a small video light and still the gimbal worked smoothly. If you’re not a RED/BlackMagic user, you can work perfectly with this camera and your Nikon/Sony/Canon/Panasonic or whatever camera and a cage with some accessories.6. Raveneye. I just bought the ProCombo because i could not afford to be tied to a client only to be able to use an equipment that i work with and decided to pay the extra bucks because of what i saw online with the Raveneye, and i must say that it is AMAZING!! I don’t use the gimbal without it because my Galaxy Note 10 Plus has a large screen and the app has all the feature i need so far like Focus Peaking, Activetrack and Remote operation of the gimbal. To give you an escenario where i use this the most, most hotels have a theater where they have performance every night. I can place the gimbal on a tripod and sitting in the audience i can move the camera and not bother the crowd with my presence in the front row.What i don’t like1. The case (on the Pro Combo) is very well build but could’ve been a bit bigger. I have to rebalance one of the arms every time i need to use it because the gimbal won’t fit the case when fully balanced for my A6400 + Raveneye.2. DJI Apps run outside GooglePlay Store. Yeah, every company sells our information, but some use more shady practices that can’t be monitored/regulated, and DJI is one of them…. i HATE that they require GPS to be able to connect to a device that is LITERALLY next to youConclusion:My budget was good for the Ronin SC (first generation) for $280. dollars, but something a filmmaker friend told me: 1. You can purchase what you need at the moment and risk having to purchase a newer version very soon because of your fast progress in the profession, 2. you can purchase for the future and buy the most advanced equipment and risk been left with no money and the worst part, you never fully use 100% of the product features, or you can make a balanced decision: 2. Don’t purchase the cheapest option you can afford nor the most expensive one because is the newest, instead pick the one that follows the cheapest one, and can guaranteed functionality for a long time and at the same time won’t break you piggy bank.