For the hand behind the camera, a handle, redesigned

SmallRig × Alan Yip - Four decades in industrial design; works in the permanent collection of the Design Museum, London

No museum piece this time — a handle that truly understands the hands of creators who hold their cam

Shorter by 37 mm — the DJI RS dual grips, finally dialed in

No settling for “universal.” Built for one gimbal, one pair of hands — obsessed down to the last millimeter.

A Man Who Understands Materials — and Remembers Mud

Lite Means Streamlined — Not Stripped Down

Every Detail Blocks the Wind for You

More than a grip — it's the calm behind the shot.

Traditional grips are cold, rigid tubes. This one ripples down like water, catches the palm mid-grip, and tapers like a wind-worn rock — close-fitting, light, sure.

Not a "perfect" grip — and not trying to please everyone

A little imagination, and the camera gets its big moves back

I want to track the subject with precision — so the viewer feels like they're right there.

See life first. Then press the shutter.

Being seen is where protection begins.

Thirty-five days, just to meet its eyes.