The DJI Ronin 4D 8K Combo is naturally a bit pricier at $11,499 / £9,499 / AU$16,399, and it doesn't yet have a release date.
That's not at all bad when you consider a Sony FX3 camera alone costs $3,899 / £4,200 / AU$6,699. The DJI Ronin 4D 6K Combo will cost $7,199 / £5,999 / AU$10,699 when it's available from December. And to hoover up all of your footage, there's a 1TB SSD drive inside alongside a CFexpress Type-B slot.Īs you'd expect from this feast of tech, the DJI Ronin 4D isn't cheap – but it is impressively affordable considering what it can do without any extra equipment. On the top, there's also a 1,500-nit, 7-inch monitor that has a built-in gyro sensor, which turns the monitor into a motion controller if you fancy controlling the camera with movement.
This means a focus puller can tweak the focus without needing to run around next to the camera operator. The camera system also has new O3 Pro transmission tech, which can push a 1080/60p video feed to remote monitors that are up to 20,000 feet away. DJI didn't stop there when bringing new tech to the Ronin 4D either.
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