Camera Remote Control DJI Ronin RavenEye

The DJI Ronin RavenEye Image Transmission System provides live camera view transmission and enables ActiveTrack 3.0 when used with compatible Ronin gimbals. It mounts to the gimbal and connects to the camera via HDMI and to a smartphone via Wi‑Fi. On DJI RS 2 the live camera view can be transmitted directly to the gimbal touchscreen and to the Ronin app; on DJI RSC 2 the system enables remote gimbal control, monitoring and ActiveTrack 3.0, though the RSC 2 built‑in screen cannot display the camera live view. Check the Ronin Series Compatibility Search at dji.com for supported camera models and functions.

Advantages

The RavenEye unit is compact and lightweight, offering RF wireless and Wi‑Fi interfaces for flexible connectivity. It supports live view transmission and advanced tracking (ActiveTrack 3.0) to streamline operator workflows, and includes a range of cables and mounting hardware for quick setup. Its small form factor and black finish fit professional camera rigs without adding significant bulk.

Suitable for

• Camera operators who need remote live monitoring and tracking
• Filmmakers using DJI RS 2 or DJI RSC 2 gimbals
• Situations requiring HDMI camera connection and smartphone monitoring

Key specifications

• Interfaces: RF Wireless & Wi‑Fi
• Weight: 0.126 kg
• Colour: Black
• Dimensions (approx.): 82 mm × 63 mm × 24 mm
• Model/MPN: CP.RN.00000100.03
• EAN: 6941565901361

How to use

Mount the Image Transmitter to the gimbal using the supplied adapter or screws, connect the transmitter to your camera with the appropriate HDMI cable, and charge or power it via USB‑C. Pair the transmitter with your smartphone over Wi‑Fi and open the Ronin app to view the live feed and access ActiveTrack 3.0. On RS 2 you can also view the camera feed on the gimbal touchscreen; on RSC 2 use the Ronin app for monitoring.

Recommendations

Use the correct HDMI cable supplied for your camera’s HDMI port type and verify compatibility on dji.com before operation. Maintain a clear line of sight between the transmitter and smartphone for optimal transmission, keep firmware updated, and ensure the unit is sufficiently charged before shooting.