DJI RSC 2 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for Full-Frame Cameras

Three axes. One steady frame.

Three-axis motion keeps your frame level

Motorized tilt, roll, and pan arms counter your hand movements so the camera holds its angle while you walk or run. Stride bounce and sudden turns get absorbed by the rig instead of landing in your frame. That is the difference between footage you keep and footage you delete.

Built for the full kit you need

Eleven items cover the basics: the quick-release plate, extension handle, accessory mounting block, four USB-C cables, and a USB-C to USB-A cable. You can start shooting out of the box and skip the add-on purchases that usually come with a bare gimbal. Pair it with rechargeable camera batteries for longer days on location.

Check status on the OLED screen

The integrated handle shows settings on an OLED display, and the mode dial and buttons let you adjust without leaving your shot. You check the mode at a glance while your eye stays on the frame. Quick changes matter when a scene shifts in seconds.

The kit, counted

• 11 pcsComplete kit contents
• 3 axesMotorized stabilization
• 4 pcsUSB-C cables included

Everything you need in one kit

• Gimbal handle with stabilizer body×1

  Motorized 3-axis body with OLED control handle

• Tilt and roll arm assemblies×2

  Balance the camera on each axis

• Quick-release camera plate×1

  Metal plate with scale markings

• Extension tripod handle×1

  Extends the rig for lower shots

• USB-C cables×5

  Four USB-C to USB-C cables plus one USB-C to USB-A cable

• Mounting screws×3

  Two cradle screws with plates and one additional screw

• Accessory mounting block and Y-shaped tool×2

  For attaching accessories and tightening mounts

• Hook-and-loop cable ties×2

  Keep cables clear of the arms

Shake costs you more than time

The shot you almost lost

You have the camera, the lens, and the light. Then you start walking and the frame bounces with every step. The clip looks amateur on the monitor, and you know the client will notice before you do. Most shooters end up re-shooting, cropping hard, or stabilizing in post, and that eats the hours you did not plan to spend.

Steady hands, moving camera

The RSC 2 is a 3-axis motorized gimbal built for full-frame DSLR and mirrorless bodies. Its tilt, roll, and pan arms take the wobble out of your hands, so the camera stays level while you walk, run, or turn. You keep the freedom of handheld shooting without the shake.

Ready when the moment is

Everything you need comes in one kit: the stabilizer, quick-release plate, extension handle, cables, screws, and mounting block. Set up the camera, balance it once, and go. When the moment happens, the rig is already in your hand and the take is already steady.

What to expect as you learn the RSC 2

1. First use
   Assembly and balance setup

   Expect to spend time attaching the camera, adjusting the arms, and balancing it. The quick-release plate and its scale markings make this repeatable.

2. 3 uses
   Comfortable with the modes

   After a few sessions, the OLED screen and mode dial become familiar, and setup on location takes less time.

3. 30 days
   Built into your workflow

   Regular use makes the gimbal part of your standard kit for walking, running, and event shots.

Why this kit, not that