Hi. This is one question that i've wanted to find the answer to for quite a while. When shooting in 'mid to extreme' weather condition ( ie rain or similar ) Is there a system available to protect the Ronin, so it can be used in weather conditions. Not all my scenarios include shooting in dry weather. The use of a smooth stabilzed shots in some weather scenes would be perfect. JB

Any help would be brilliant, thank you. JB

1012creativevis Posted at 2015-8-12 17:04
Any help would be brilliant, thank you. JB

Someone from the other forum http://www.gimbaluser.com posted a DIY Rain Cover,
Check it out here http://www.gimbaluser.com/showth ... ighlight=rain+cover
His is abit over the top, But I would think making a DIY pattern with visqueen plastic shouldn't be to difficult,
although how you would seal any seams? you could use Red Sheathing tape, or clear duct tape or even Clear Gorilla Tape may be stronger.

Next you would need a "Lens RainCoat/Cover" you could also DIY your own or buy one.


http://www.amazon.com/Rain-Covers/b?ie=UTF8&node=3346261

http://www.digitalcameraworld.co ... er-for-your-camera/

DJI-Darryl Posted at 2015-8-13 14:46
Someone from the other forum http://www.gimbaluser.com posted a DIY Rain Cover,
Check it out here h ...

Hi, thanks for that. Seems like there isn't really a good solution to a weather cover. I might have to design my own. A light weight option that can be used it seconds should it be required. Capable of fitting a monitor and giving full access to DJI ronin hand grips. I'm surprised no one has tried anything suitable as I can't be the only one who wants to shoot it wet conditions.