Great video! Do you know which one would be fitting better for a setup like Canon R5 and an EF lens like EF 24-70/2.8L II USM (means including the RF-EOS R adapter)? Would this be okay for RS4, or one would need RS4 Pro? Thanks a lot in advance.
Do you think it will handle the weight of my blackmagic cinema camera 6k with a lens adapter and a dzo vespid prime without adding extra weight to balance it out ? I'm actually using an rs2 pro but i'm struggling to balance the whole kit and the footage isn't always as smooth as I wish it is.
@jdcox95 hey Jess haven't found anything concrete but based on all the answers I received from RU-vidrs and my own experience with the RS3 Pro paired with the 35-150, my guess is the RS4 Pro would be more suited for this lens even with a small camera like the ZV-E1. I just got an RS4 Pro and will begin testing it this weekend for a wedding. We'll see if this "20% torque increase" will make a noticeable difference for an all day shoot.
I’ve used the tamron 70-180mm on the rs3 for simple slow hip shift parallax. Properly balanced in super smooth mode the rs4 will handle it but obviously the pro line is the proper model for higher payloads. Depends on how much you want to push it. Low angle shots are challenging
@@nikkoarnado6521I'm a wedding videographer as well and I'm wanting to get the Tamron 35-150 for my sony a7iii so I'd love to hear your feedback on your experience with the rs4 pro.
