The waterproof, orange 938 Wheeled Hard Case from Nanuk has a 51.1L capacity and is made from lightweight NK-7 resin to protect your sensitive gear. The crush and dustproof case secures with a Powerclaw latching system and has integrated slide locks to keep it securely closed, even if dropped. The case features oversized handles plus a retractable handle and built-in wheels for seamless travel.

Lightweight, Crush, Dust, Waterproof    Retractable Pull Handle and Wheels    Three-Pocket Organizer    Touch-Fastening Long and Short Dividers    2 Powerclaw Latches    Automatic Pressure Release Valve    Molded-In Bezel System    Integrated Lid Stay for Easy Access    Stackable with Same-Size Cases    Accepts User-Supplied Padlocks

Automatic pressure release valve ensures the case can be easily opened, even after changes in air pressure that occur during air travel. Micro vents allow air to pass through yet prevent water from getting in.

Waterproof, custom-fit gasket resists deformation and fatigue.

NK-7 resin is UV resistant to protect against discoloration and material degradation.

Integrated stay prevents lid from closing while you access your gear.

Grooves on the front interlock with built-in feet at the base to allow stacking with other 938 cases.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. anyone know if it will work with a Blackmagic micro with a 11-16mm lens?

A: Hey Thomas, although we haven't tested this specific setup there is nothing about that setup you described that sounds like it would be an issue!

Q: 2. Can I use my XC15, with the audio unit, shotgun mic and a Seenheiser receiver attached? Would that setup be too top heavy? Also can I keep my Benro tripod quick release plate on the bottom of the camera so I can swap it to my tripod without any hassles?

A: A camera with an unusual shape like the XC15, combined with multiple audio accessories in our opinion will not balance on the Ronin-S. We do not recommend it. As for the quick release plate that would depend on the exact model of tripod you have. Feel free to email us directly at askbh@bhphoto.com for further assistance.

Q: 3. Canon 7D will be supported?

A: Yes, the Canon 7D is supported with the Ronin-S.

Q: 4. Has anyone heard anything on battery life!?

A: I have had the privilege to use multiple beta Ronin-S units and I got anywhere from 8-10 hours depending on the payload. Final specs will be released shortly.

Q: 5. What is the difference between the essential kit and the Ronin S kit?

A: The Ronin-S itself is the same in both kits, however the standard kit will come with a Metal Tripod instead of the Plastic Tripod in the Essentials kit and it will come with more accessories. Both Kits come with the following items: Battery Grip, Camera Mounting Plate, USB Type-C Cable, Lens Support, Camera Riser, Touch Faster Strap for Gimbal, Storage Cage, 3 x 1/4"-20 Screws, 1 Year Warranty on Gimbal and a 6 month Warranty on the Motors. The Standard Kit comes with these as well: Focus Wheel, IR Control Cable, USB-C Camera Control Cable, USB Micro-B Camera Control Cable, 24W USB Power Supply, Accessory Box, Hex Key and Touch Faster Strap for cable.

Q: 6. Why Ronin S doesnt connect with Sony? There will be some upgraded?

A: We're still working with camera manufacturers to provide as much compatibility as possible. When progress is made you will likely need a firmware upgrade to accommodate it.

Q: 7. Will DJI release a cable that allows connection between the Nikon D series (particularly D5300) to the Ronin-S for start/stop recording function?

A: That camera is currently supported and you have the following features available to you: Start/stop recording video, Capture photo, Pull focus (with supported lenses), Adjust camera parameters.

Q: 8. does it work with Canon T2i?

A: Yes

Q: 9. will this work with my Lumix Panasonic g84? thanks

A: If you are referring to the Lumx G85, then yes it will. You will be able to balance and shoot with the G85 on the Ronin-S. However it is not listed by DJI for camera control at this time.

Q: 10. Will it work with a fuji xt-3?

A: Yes, you can mount the Fuji X-T3 on the Ronin -S. The necessary cable, a USB-C Camera Control Cable, is in the box.