
DJI LiDAR Range Finder RS for DJI RS 3 Pro
Achieve fast, reliable autofocus in any lighting with DJI's 43,200-point LiDAR Range Finder for the RS 3 Pro and RS 4 Pro gimbals.
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Overview
Key Features
The LiDAR focusing system makes focusing easier for hand-held shooting, without relying on the surface texture of the subject. This is especially useful in low-light environments and results in exceptional focusing capabilities.
The new LiDAR Range Finder (RS) can project 43,200 ranging points, detect within a 14-meter range, [1] and has a built-in camera with an equivalent focal length of 30 mm and a wide FOV of 70°, which can handle the focusing needs of most scenarios. Pairing with the new Focus Motor (2022) also makes autofocus on manual lenses possible after calibration.
14m range and has a built-in camera with a 30mm-equivalent focal length and 70° FOV. Enables autofocus on manual lenses and enhances tracking.
In The Box:LiDAR Range Finder (RS) × 1, Multi-Camera Control Cable (USB-C, 30 cm) × 1, LiDAR Control Cable (USB-C, 30 cm) × 1.
Compatibility: DJI RS 4 Pro, DJI RS 3 Pro
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Projects 43,200 ranging points for fast, precise distance measurement that does not rely on subject texture or contrast.
- Performs reliably in low-light and challenging environments where camera-based autofocus falters.
- Built-in 30mm-equivalent camera with 70° FOV aids subject tracking and framing on the gimbal's screen.
- Enables autofocus on manual lenses when used with the DJI Focus Motor (2022).
- Lightweight 130-gram body adds minimal weight to the gimbal rig.
👎 Cons
- Compatible only with the DJI RS 3 Pro and RS 4 Pro, excluding standard and lower-tier RS gimbals.
- 14-meter maximum range may not reach subjects in larger stage or outdoor shooting scenarios.
- Requires the separately sold DJI Focus Motor (2022) to unlock autofocus on manual lenses.
- 6.8 W power draw reduces the gimbal battery's overall runtime during extended shoots.
- Distance measurement error of ±1% can still require fine manual adjustment for critical focus at close range.