"At the bottom, the Osmo Mobile series keeps smartphone creators happy with pocket-friendly stabilization. At the top, the RS 4 Pro hauls cinema camera rigs with carbon fiber arms and 4.5kg payload capacity. The middle ground, though, has been trickier to nail down. Too light and you're pushing mirrorless setups to their limits. Too heavy and solo operators end up fatigued halfway through a wedding shoot."
"Weighing 1.46kg with a 3kg payload capacity, the RS 5 matches the physical footprint of the standard RS 4 while claiming a 50% boost in peak motor torque and 14 hours of runtime on the standard battery. More interesting is what DJI has prioritized here: the RS Enhanced Intelligent Tracking Module (borrowed from the RS 4 Mini's debut), an Electronic Briefcase Handle for high and low angles, and significantly faster charging that gets you back to work in an hour"
The RS 5 weighs 1.46kg and supports a 3kg payload while matching the standard RS 4 physical footprint. Peak motor torque increases by 50% and the standard battery delivers up to 14 hours of runtime, enabling steadier movement during sudden direction changes and running shots. Key features include the RS Enhanced Intelligent Tracking Module, an Electronic Briefcase Handle for high and low angles, significantly faster charging that refills batteries in about an hour, a native vertical switch for instant 9:16 framing, and a fifth-generation stabilization algorithm that reduces micro-jitters for solo commercial videographers.
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