DJI just unveiled its next-generation commercial gimbal, the RS 5, introducing the new RS Enhanced Intelligent Tracking Module for object and subject tracking directly from the touchscreen, alongside a 5th-generation stabilization algorithm with 50% increased motor torque and significantly improved charging efficiency. The Ronin lineup continues to evolve with DJI’s latest single-handed stabilizer, positioned squarely at videographers who work solo and need maximum flexibility without sacrificing professional performance. Building on the foundation established by the RS 4 series announced in April 2024, the RS 5 brings several meaningful upgrades while maintaining the compact form factor that made its predecessors popular among run-and-gun shooters and content creators alike. The DJI RS 5 gimbal supports 5th generation stabilization for Ronin-series gimbals. Image credit: DJI RS Enhanced Intelligent Tracking Module The headline feature of the RS 5 is undoubtedly the new RS Enhanced Intelligent Tracking Module, which builds upon technology first introduced with the RS 4 Mini about a year ago. What sets this enhanced version apart is its ability to track not just people but also vehicles, pets, and arbitrary objects directly from the gimbal’s touchscreen, something that should prove particularly useful for documentary work and event coverage where subjects vary constantly. Headline feature of the DJI RS 5 is the RS Enhanced Intelligent Tracking Module. Image credit: DJI DJI claims the module can maintain locked focus on human subjects up to 10 meters away, even in crowded environments. If your subject temporarily leaves the frame, the system can automatically reacquire them...
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