Tilta has released an updated version of its Rear Operating Control Handle. The well-received handle is part of the ever-growing Ecosystem for the DJI Ronin. This revised version contains some key enhancements over its predecessor. Let’s dive in! Since the DJI Ronin S was released, it was appreciated for the qualities that make up DJI’s central promise to its customers: well-made product design, advanced functionality and interoperability with the rest of DJI’s ecosystem – all that at an affordable price. There was however a central downside to the Ronin S: for a one-handed gimbal it was always quite heavy. The fact that it had a pretty high load capacity, of course, didn’t help the matter, on the contrary. Just like the fact that you could mount loads of accessories on it. Tilta Advanced Rear Control Handle attached to Ronin. Source: Tilta Moving on to the Ronin RS2 and even the Ronin RS3 Pro, the latter could weigh up to 1.73kg (3.8lbs) without a camera and up to 6.23kg (13.73lbs) utilizing the maximum load capacity. Try operating that for a day. Now Tilta had already released a previous version of the handle, the TGA-ARH, that allowed using both hands, one on the Ronin’s handle and one on the Rear Operating Control Handle. Now, the second version brings some improvements over the first in some key areas. Tilta Advanced Rear Operating Control Handle First, there is compatibility. The new handle works with both the Ronin RS2 and the Ronin RS3 Pro. Without...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 30 August, 2022