User Manual

Ronin-S

User Manual

Create Features

Ronin-S features a set of Create features that can bring

automation to a creator’s projects, including Capture,

Panorama, Timeapse, Motionlapse and Track.

It's recommended to set your camera to electronic

shutter or silent shutter to reduce interference by

the mirror slap from a DSLR when using the create

features. Not doing so may result in shakiness during

photo capture.

It's recommended to mount the Ronin-S on a tripod

or motorized gliders when using the create features

for the best results.

Panorama

The Panorama mode allows you to capture a series of

interconnecting still images with precise control based on your

sensor type, lens focal length, and desired overlap rate. The Delay

parameter is designed to improve image quality by ensuring the

gimbal stays still after the camera shutter has been triggered.

After setting up the camera related part, you can set the

panorama range by dragging the blue and white dot on the

grid map. You can directly view the total range covered by the

current endpoints and also shots needed to compose the nal

panorama image above the grid map. Thanks to the slanted Roll

motor design, you can view the path of the panorama through

the built-in display of the camera with little obstruction.

The Tilt axis range in Panorama mode is ±45° to avoid capturing

the gimbal in the shot while the Pan axis range allows you to

capture a full 360° rotation.

Tap the shoot button to start capturing the sequence.

Photo

The Photo feature is designed to allow intuitive remote

control on your mobile device.

1. Control Dial: You can adjust the joystick Max Speed and

Smoothing by turning the virtual control dial.

2. Roll Stick: Control gimbal Roll axis movements using the

virtual joystick.

3. Pan/Tilt Stick: Control gimbal pan and tilt axis movements

using the virtual joystick.

4. Shoot/Record Button: Tap to start shooting photos or

record video.

5. Photo/Video Toggle: Tap to switch between photo and

video recording modes (keep the mode the same as the

camera settings).

5 4