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New DJI Ronin SC/S Firmware Update Improves Fujifilm X-T3/X-T20 Support


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DJI has released firmware updates for their Ronin SC and Ronin S gimbals, which bring good news also to Fujifilm X shooters. You can already find huge discussions and feedback about the new firmware in this Fujifilm X-T group post.…

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Hi All:

There are still issues with the X-T3 (firmware 3.21) and Ronin SC Firmware version 1.5.040. 

  • With the camera in photo mode, there is a long delay between the time you press the record button and an image is actually taken by the X-T3.
  • The camera must be in the either movie/photo before turning the camera on.  If you are in movie mode when turning the camera on, then you cannot switch to photo mode and have the record button on the Ronin SC take a photograph.  If you are in photo mode when turning the camera on, then you cannot switch the camera to movie mode and have the record button in the Ronin SC start recoding a video.

There is something still not correct with the firmware.  Not sure whether this is a Fuji or a DJI issue.  Does anyone at these companies test this stuff????????????????

Don Barar

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