What is the difference between Ronin-SC and Ronin-S?

What is the difference between Ronin-SC and Ronin-S?

Ronin-SC is more tailored towards mirrorless cameras, so it is noticeably lighter and more portable. In addition, Ronin-SC has a wide range of auxiliary shooting functions and hardware designs optimized for better performance.

On the other hand, Ronin-S is designed for large and heavy cameras such as DSLRs, so it has a bigger payload.



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