Best Gimbal for Sony a6400

"The DJI RSC 2 accommodates up to 6.6 lb of camera and equipment. DJI's website has a list of compatible cameras and lenses.

The RSC 2's motors are 50% stronger than the Ronin- SC's. The RSC 2 folds for underslung mode.

You can spin the gimbal over and utilize it underslung for low-angle pictures without attaching or detaching anything. The integrated gimbal handle features 14-hour built-in batteries. Batteries can be charged via the handle while the gimbal is in use (unless in extreme heat/cold). The handle may be recharged in two hours with an 18W fast charger (not included). Foldable gimbals make transportation and storage easier.

RSC 2's 1 ""OLED black-and-white screen and horizontal dial for adjusting focus with the same hand as the gimbal. Each side of the gimbal handle has a NATO mount with M4 threading for attachments like a suitcase handle.

RSC 2 employs DJI Titan's enhanced stabilization algorithm for better stability and smoothness. The SuperSmooth works with up to 100mm zoom lenses to complement the algorithm. SuperSmooth reduces micromovements and boosts torque for long lenses.

The gimbal incorporates two replaceable Manfrotto and Arca-Swiss fast-release plates. A tap puts your camera in portrait mode for social networking. The RSC 2 comes with an iOS/Android app that offers time-lapse, panoramic, and Roll 360, which spins your camera constantly along the roll axis. The optional DJI RavenEye transmission device offers remote 1080p video transmission, ActiveTrack 3.0 subject tracking, and other functionalities.

The RSC 2 includes a 1/4-inch mini tripod ""-20 thread on the grip handle to operate as a stand or extension handle for a two-handed gimbal operation. Included camera control wires allow for direct camera and function control from the gimbal."

"The DJI Ronin-SC Gimbal Stabilizer is smaller and lighter than its predecessor, the Ronin-S. It's designed for mirrorless cameras under 4.4 lbs. DJI's website has a list of compatible cameras and lenses.

The Ronin-SC is small but packed with features, design upgrades, and technology. The gimbal's stabilization, pan, tilt, and roll controls, plus 360° of continuous panning, generate solid 3D/360° motion shots.

The gimbal weighs only 2.4 lbs, making it ultra-portable and easy to handle for long periods. It has balancing and storage locking modes. The sliding quick release camera plate makes it easy to rebalance your camera after moving to a new location. Balance your camera in the balancing lock position. Unmount it with the plate, put the gimbal in storage mode, travel, remount your camera, unlock and turn on the gimbal, and voilà, your camera is still balanced.

The Ronin-SC has a record button, a joystick, and a re-centered front trigger button for accurate gimbal control. Holding the M button activates Sport Mode, which allows quick tracking when recording action sequences. Active Track 3.0 lets users track a subject with the gimbal using an Android or iOS app through Bluetooth 5.0. DJI's Force Mobile lets you control your gimbal's motion when it's mounted on a rig or tripod using your smartphone's gyroscope, allowing you to do more precise gimbal motions while utilizing your natural motion. Time-lapse and motion-lapse modes are built-in.

The Ronin-handle-mounted SC's 2450mAh 18650 LiPo battery lasts 11 hours per charge. It's charged through USB Type-C and can manage a compatible camera's run/stop or focus using a multiport USB cable. The handle has 1/4""-20 and 3/8""-16 mounting threads for accessories like the smartphone holder.

The Ronin-SC includes an extended grip/tripod, camera riser, lens support, port cover, Allen wrench, quick release plate with 1/4""-20 camera mounting screw, an M4 screw, multicamera USB control cables, multicamera USB Type-C control cables, a USB Type-C charging cable, a USB Type-C to micro-USB adapter, and a storage case."

"The Moza Air 2 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer boasts new high-torque motors and a 9.25 lb weight capacity. High weight capacity enables more cameras and lens combinations. The optional Moza iFOCUS Intelligent Wireless Lens Control System offers standard and automated (with preset start/end points) focus and zoom control from the Moza Air 2.

Thanks to an inclined motor arm, the Air 2's camera LCD is unobstructed. The 12 physical buttons control the gimbal and camera and regulate shutter, aperture, and exposure compensation (where applicable). The joystick, smart wheel, and smart trigger are configurable for different shooting techniques. An OLED display shows most settings, customizations, and gimbal status.

The Air 2 has eight working modes, including pan and tilt follow (please see the Features section below for the full list). Sports Gear, FPV, Panorama, Tracking, and Inception are Moza's shooting modes. Inception lets you swivel the camera while zooming in.

Four bundled lithium-ion 18650 batteries power the gimbal for 16 hours. Replacement batteries are available. The Air 2 has an input connector for powering the gimbal and three output ports for powering the camera and accessories with optional Moza adapter cables.

Motion-lapse, tracking time-lapse, and zoom time-lapse are all available on the Air 2. Auto-tuning determines ideal parameters based on load.

Visual markings make the Air 2 easier to balance. A mechanical memory quick release helps adjust the camera without rebalancing the gimbal. The Moza Air 2 has 3/8""-16 threaded holes on the front and bottom for tripod installation and accessory attachment."

"The Zhiyun-Tech Crane-2 is a 3-axis handheld gimbal that supports up to 7 lb. Balance your camera on the included Manfrotto-standard fast release plate and shoot for up to 18 hours. A rod-mount mechanical focus motor can be controlled by the gimbal's handwheel or a Crane 2 remote. It can be aligned to your lens' focus or zoom ring for follow focus or zoom. A support rod, USB cable, and two universal lens gear rings are included for attaching and connecting the focus motor.

Crane-2 supports digital follow focus through the gimbal handwheel for various Canon DSLRs and the Nikon D850 with autofocus lenses. After connecting the camera to the gimbal using the USB cords, you'll have direct follow focus control without an extra motor.

Crane-2 can pan, tilt, and roll 360°. Multiple shooting modes make the gimbal more creative. Full-range POV mode synchronizes all three axes for 360° movement. This means the camera will lock onto a single position and follow your motions without stopping. This captures POV.

Onboard controls and an OLED display modify gimbal settings. ""Slow-fall"" feature prevents camera drop when Crane-2 is turned off."

"The DJI Ronin-S is a scalable ecosystem for DSLR and mirrorless camera integration into professional workflows. Ronin-single-handed S's design allows for camera payloads up to 8 pounds. DJI's website has a list of compatible cameras and lenses.

The front trigger, rear mode button, and joystick provide accurate gimbal control. The front trigger locks the gimbal when held, re-centers it when tapped twice, and turns 180° when tapped three times. Pressing the mode button activates three adjustable shooting modes with tunable speed and reaction. Sport mode offers extra-fast response times and gimbal movements up to 45 mph. The Ronin-S fits documentary, event, and feature film workflows and operates 12 hours on a single battery charge.

Ronin-S includes everything needed to start shooting. A sliding camera mounting plate and riser secure your mirrorless or DSLR camera. Start/stop and focus pulling are controlled via USB Type-C and Type-B cables (depending on camera compatibility). The gimbal comes with a 24W USB charger. The provided case protects the gimbal and accessories during storage and transport."

"The AK2000C is a stripped-down variant of the AK2000S. This model lacks focus motor ports and limitless roll rotation, among other alterations. The AK2000C can hold up to 4.85 lb and is suitable for mirrorless and DSLR cameras. It offers motorized pan, tilt, and roll stabilization, with 360° pan rotation. Multiple operation modes use one or more of the three axes to steady your camera and achieve smooth, cinematic photos.

Buttons, a joystick, and a touchscreen OLED display let you switch modes, position the camera, and alter settings. iOS/Android apps increase the gimbal's capabilities. The software connects to the gimbal's Wi-Fi and offers creative options like time-lapse capture and Inception mode. In Inception mode, the gimbal continually rotates the camera along the roll axis so you can walk while pointing at your subject or landscape.

The software allows you to remotely control the gimbal when it's mounted to the supplied tiny tripod. You may adjust gimbal movements, alter modes, and more using a virtual joystick and other controls. The AK2000C offers a dedicated remote.

Multiple control connections are available to link selected cameras to the gimbal for start/stop recording, shutter release, and electronic focus (with autofocus lenses).

The AK2000C has an L-shaped fast release plate for mounting your camera. The L-shaped plate permits regular landscape or portrait camera mounting.

The 1/4""-20 and 3/8""-16 threading on the gimbal handle lets you attach accessories or put it on a monopod. The accompanying tiny tripod can be used as a tripod, upright, or extension grip. Optional extensions can be used as larger grips.

The gimbal's built-in battery lasts up to 7 hours and can be recharged in 1.5 hours with a separate 18W fast charger. 12 hours of standby time. The USB Type-C ports on the gimbal's side charge the built-in battery and connect a camera control cable. Near the camera plate are axis locks, which make mounting your camera easier and lock all the axes so the gimbal doesn't shake during travel. Long lens support is included. Feiyu's website lists compatible cameras and lenses. Optional attachments for the AK2000C include a rear handle for low-angle photos. This handle can also be used in other modes."