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The success of DJI’s OSMO range has proved that they’re more than just a drone manufacturer. A line of high-quality, handheld gimbals designed to provide both professional filmmakers and enthusiastic amateurs with a shake-free solution to videography — their enduring popularity is a testament to the quality of the OSMO series.

Heliguy has put together a comprehensive guide to help you choose the model that’s right for your needs. But before we delve into the specifics of each model, let’s take a look at how their specifications line up side by side:

DJI
Osmo

Osmo+
(PLUS)

Osmo Pro

Osmo Raw

Osmo Mobile

Camera

Model

X3/FC350H X3 ZOOM / FC350Z X5 X5R N/A (It uses smartphones about 58.6mm-84.8mm width and up to 8.4mm thick)

Sensor

1/2.3″ CMOS; Effective pixels: 12.40M (Total pixels: 12.76M) 1/2.3″ CMOS; Effective pixels:12.40 M (Total pixels: 12.76 M) Type 4/3 CMOS sensor Type 4/3 CMOS sensor N/A

Lens

94° FOV 20mm (35mm format equivalent); f/2.8 3.5× Optical Zoom; 22–77mm Equivalent; F2.8 (Wide) — F5.2 (Tele); FOV 92° (Wide) — 35° (Tele)

DJI MFT 15mm f/1.7 ASPH *; Panasonic Lumix 15mm f/1.7 *; Olympus M. ED 12mm f/2.0; Olympus M.Zuiko 17mm f/1.8 *; Olympus M.Zuiko ED 14–42mm f/3.5–5.6 EZ * (For still photography); Olympus M.Zuiko 25mm f1.8; Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm f1.8 (For still photography)

*Balance ring required

DJI MFT 15mm f/1.7 ASPH *; Panasonic Lumix 15mm f/1.7 *; Olympus M. ED 12mm f/2.0; Olympus M.Zuiko 17mm f/1.8 *; Olympus M.Zuiko ED 14–42mm f/3.5–5.6 EZ * (For still photography); Olympus M.Zuiko 25mm f1.8; Olympus M.Zuiko 45mm f1.8; (For still photography)

*Balance ring required

N/A

ISO Range

100–3200 (video); 100–1600 (photo) 100–3200 (video); 100–1600 (photo) 100–25600 100–25600 N/A

Electronic Shutter Speed

8s-1/8000s (up to 30s when camera is on M mode) 8s-1/8000s (up to 30s when camera is in M mode) 8s-1/8000s 8s-1/8000s N/A

Max. Image Size

4000 x 3000 pixels 4000 x 3000 pixels 4608 x 3456 pixels 4608×3456 pixels N/A

Still Photography Modes

Single Shot; Photo Burst Mode: 3/5/7 shots; Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB): 3/5 bracketed frames @ 0.7EV bias; Interval; Timelapse; Auto Panorama; Selfie Panorama Single Shot; Photo Burst Mode: 3 / 5 / 7 shots; Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB): 3/5 bracketed frames @ 0.7 EV bias; Interval; Auto Panorama; Selfie Panorama; 9-shot Panorama; Motion Timelapse; Regular Timelapse Single shot; Burst shooting: 3 / 5 / 7 frames; Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB): 3/5 bracketed frames at 0.7EV bias; Interval (5 / 7 / 10 / 20 / 30s) Single shot; Burst shooting: 3 / 5 / 7 frames; Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB): 3/5 bracketed frames at 0.7EV bias; Interval (5 / 7 / 10 / 20 / 30s) N/A

Video Resolution

C4K (4096 x 2160) 24/25p; 4K (3840 x 2160) 24/25/30p; 2.7K (2704 x 1520) 24 / 25 / 30p; FHD: 1920 x 1080 24 / 25 / 30 / 48 / 50 / 60 / 100p; HD: 1280 x 720 24 / 25 / 30 / 48 / 50 / 60p C4K (4096 × 2160) 24/25p; 4K (3840 × 2160) 24/25/30p; 2.7K (2704 × 1520) 24 / 25 / 30p; FHD: 1920 × 1080 24 / 25 / 30 / 48 / 50 / 60 / 100p 4K （4096 × 2160) 24/25p; 4K （3840 × 2160) 25/30p; FHD: 1920 × 1080 24 / 25 / 30 / 48 / 50 / 60p 4K (4096 × 2160) 24/25p; 4K (3840 × 2160) 25/30p; FHD: 1920 × 1080 24 / 25 / 30 / 48 / 50 / 60p N/A

Max. Video Bitrate

60 Mbps 60 Mbps 60 Mbps 2.4 Gbps (Average: 1.7 Gbps) N/A

Video Formats

MP4/MOV (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264) MP4/MOV (MPEG-4 AVC/H.264) MP4/MOV （MPEG-4/AVC/H.264F) MP4/MOV （MPEG-4/AVC/H.264F), JPEG-Lossless (RAW) N/A

Supported SD Cards

Micro SD; Max. Capacity: 64 GB; Class 10 or UHS-1 Micro SD; Max. Capacity: 64 GB; Class 10 or UHS-1 Micro SD; Max capacity: 64 GB; Class 10 or UHS-1 rating required. Micro SD: Max capacity: 64 GB; Class 10 or UHS-1 rating required.; SSD: 512 GB (compatible with Zenmuse X5R camera) N/A

Gimbal

Model

Zenmuse X3 Zenmuse X3 Zoom Zenmuse X5 Zenmuse X5R Zenmuse M1

Weight

221 g 268 g 526 g 583 g 300 g

Output Power

Static: 9 W; Dynamic: 11 W (with camera) 8 W (with camera) Static: 8 W; Peak: 13 W (with camera) Static: 13.5W; Peak: 25W (with camera) 2.5 W

Angular Vibration Range

±0.03° ±0.02° ±0.02° ±0.02° ±0.03°

Controllable Range

Tilt: -35° to +135°; Pan: ±320°; Roll: ±30° Tilt: -35° to +135°; Pan: ±320°; Roll: ±30° Tilt: -90° to +30°; Pan: ±320°; Roll: ±40° Tilt: -90° to +30°; Pan: ±320°; Roll: ±40° Pan： ±150°; Roll： ±25°; Tilt： -125° to +35°

Mechanical Range

Tilt: -90° to +150°; Pan: ±330°; Roll: -50° to +90° Tilt: -50° to +140°; Pan: ±330°; Roll: -50° to +90° Tilt: -130° to +45°; Pan: ±330°; Roll: ±45° Tilt: -130° to +45°; Pan: ±330°; Roll: ±45° Pan： ±165°; Roll： -50° to +90°; Tilt： -140° to +50°

Battery

Model

HB01–522365 HB02–542465 HB02–542465 HB02–542465 HB01–522365

Capacity

980 mAh 1225 mAh 1225 mAh 1225 mAh 980 mAh

Energy

10.8 Wh 14.1 Wh 14.1 Wh 14.1 Wh 10.8 Wh

Voltage

11.1V 11.55V 11.55V 11.55V 11.1V

Microphones

Flexi Microphone

Available Available Available Available N/A

Compatible Device (Confirmed)

Sennheiser MKE400; Sony ECM DS70P; Rode VideoMic Pro; Rode VideoMicro; Mymyk Smartmyk; DED DV-889 Sennheiser MKE400; Sony ECM DS70P; Rode VideoMic Pro; Rode VideoMicro; Mymyk Smartmyk; DED DV-889 — — –

Now you’ve had a chance to crunch the data, it’s also worth noting what you’re going to get from each straight out of the box — here’s what you can expect:

What’s Included?

OSMO

• Handheld Gimbal and Camera x 1
• Mobile Device Holder x 1
• Intelligent Battery x 1
• Battery Charger x 1
• Charger Power Cable x 1
• Storage Case x 1
• Wrist Strap x 1
• Shoulder Strap x 1
• Micro SD Card (16 GB) x 1
• UV Filter x 1
• Lens Cap x 1
• Rosette Protection Cap x 1
• OSMO — DJI FM-15 Flexi Microphone x 1
• Manuals
• Handheld Gimbal and Camera
• Mobile Device Holder
• Storage Case
• High Capacity Intelligent Battery
• Battery Charger
• Charger Power Cable
• Wrist Strap
• Shoulder Strap
• Micro SD Card (16 GB)
• Rosette Protection Cap
• Flexi Microphone
• Manuals

OSMO+

OSMO PRO

• Osmo — Handle x 1
• Zenmuse X5 x 1
• Osmo — X5 Adapter x 1
• Osmo Pro — Carrying Case x 1
• Osmo — Universal Mount x 1
• Osmo Phone Holder x 1
• Osmo — DJI FM-15 Flexi Microphone x 1
• Osmo — External Battery Extender x 1
• Osmo — Intelligent Battery (High Capacity) x 4
• Osmo — Quad Charging System (Adapter Excluded) x 1
• Osmo — 57W Power Adapter x 1
• Osmo — Handle x 1
• Zenmuse X5R x 1
• Osmo — X5 Adapter x 1
• Osmo RAW — Carrying Case x 1
• Osmo — Universal Mount x 1
• Osmo Phone Holder x 1
• Osmo — DJI FM-15 Flexi Microphone x 1
• Osmo — External Battery Extender x 1
• Osmo — Intelligent Battery (High Capacity) x 4
• Osmo — Quad Charging System (Adapter Excluded) x 1
• Osmo — 57W Power Adapter x 1

OSMO RAW

OSMO Mobile

• Mobile Phone Gimbal
• Intelligent Battery
• Power Cable
• Wrist Strap
• Rosette Protection Cap
• Carrying Pouch
• Manuals

That’s the technical stuff out of the way — now it’s time to look at the features that make these handheld gimbals worth your time and money. So, without further ado, it’s time to have an in-depth look at each product in the OSMO range and what they have to offer.

NAVIGATION

DJI OSMO

DJI OSMO+

DJI OSMO PRO

DJI OSMO RAW

DJI OSMO Mobile

DJI OSMO — The Original 4K Handheld Gimbal

DJI’s OSMO has become an iconic product for the company. Alongside the Phantom and Inspire ranges, the OSMO has become one of their most recognisable releases.

Offering stabilised footage at up to 4K quality, you’re guaranteed great videos (as well as 12MP stills) via the Zenmuse X3 which comes as standard with the gimbal.

It also helps that it’s highly intuitive with the full range of features available through the DJI GO app which you can access through your mobile device as it’s held in place on the side of the OSMO Handle.

There may have been a lot of updated models released in the ever-growing OSMO series, but the original OSMO still stacks up against the newcomers thanks to DJI’s robust engineering.

KEY FEATURES

When considering the OSMO, here are the most important things to bear in mind:

• 4K video at 24, 25 or 30fps and 12MP stills as standard with the DJI Zenmuse X3 camera.
• Unparalleled image and video stabilisation thanks to DJI’s advanced gimbal expertise.
• Packed with functionality giving you the ability to shoot long exposures and panoramas with ease.
• Controlling the OSMO is easy using your mobile device and the DJI GO app.
• The OSMO Handle is also compatible with the X5 and X5R to upgrade it to a PRO or RAW respectively.

WHO IS THE OSMO AIMED AT?

The standard OSMO model has the potential to produce professional quality imagery with its default X3 gimbal but many people are starting to look at it more for the handle itself than the standard setup.

4K video and 12MP stills are certainly not specs to be sniffed at but with more advanced cameras now compatible with the OSMO Handle, we’re finding that serious professionals are more likely to look at the PRO and RAW models.

This isn’t to say that the OSMO doesn’t have plenty to offer. With robust stabilisation and a generous suite of features, not to mention the lower price point, this could prove to be an attractive possibility for those looking for their first handheld gimbal.

HOW DO PEOPLE RATE THE OSMO?

Check out the reviews below from Heliguy’s customers and a range of tech journalists to get an overview of what you can expect:

Paul Wills, Heliguy Customer — ★★★★★

“Superb piece of kit. Amazing quality with full flexibility picture quality is crystal clear and low light performance is better than expected. The way the unit stabilises the picture is extremely clever.”

Richard Lai, Engadget — ★★★★✰

“Simply put, the OSMO offers a complete package that’s both powerful and intuitive.”

Ali Jennings, TechRadar — ★★★★½

“The DJI OSMO gives you the ability to film in a way and style that was only previously possible with professional kit.”

DJI OSMO+ (Plus) — An Updated Model With 7x Zoom

The OSMO+ was released as an upgrade to the original OSMO with a range of new features including the capability to offer up to 7x zoom. This allows for more flexibility when shooting, getting you closer to the action without the need to constantly be on the move. However, it’s worth bearing in mind that the zoom functionality performs a lot better in conjunction with a tripod.

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• OSMO+ Box

• OSMO+ Carry Case

• OSMO+ Peripherals

• DJI OSMO+

• OSMO+ & Original OSMO

DJI claim to have upgraded the stabilisation of the OSMO+ but you’re unlikely to see much of an improvement from the original, which is no bad thing as its enduring popularity shows!

Giving you the ability to capture motion timelapses as well as the full suite of features included with the original OSMO, the Plus is a great mid-market model with exceptional video and still quality.

KEY FEATURES

When considering the OSMO+ (Plus), here are the most important things to bear in mind:

• Shoot 4K video at 30fps and 1080p at 100fps for smooth slow-motion and capture 12MP stills in Adobe DNG RAW.
• Upgraded stabilisation technology has been developed for the OSMO+ building on the solid grounding of the original OSMO.
• A shake-free (tripod recommended) 7× zoom, consisting of 3.5× optical and 2× digital lossless zoom offers a focal length of22mm to 77mm without losing its HD quality.
• Controlling the OSMO+ (Plus) is easy using your mobile device and the DJI GO app.
• Intuitive smart features like the motion timelapse give you the ability to create breath-taking shots and the tap of your device’s screen.

WHO IS THE OSMO PLUS AIMED AT?

The DJI OSMO+ (Plus) is their mid-range solution which also benefits from the ability to zoom in up to 7x, getting you even closer to your subject. The camera specs may be familiar to those who have read up on the original OSMO but the addition of the zoom capability, as well as a number of upgraded features, make the Plus worth a look.

The OSMO+ has a range of features which make it a useful addition to a pro filmmaker’s kit as well as being accessible enough for amateurs to pick up and shoot. Enhanced long exposures and motion timelapses allow you to capture some beautiful, unique shots and this functionality is all available through DJI’s intuitive GO app.

It’s harder to pin down an exact market for the OSMO+ as it fits neatly into both a professional and consumer niche. It all comes down to how much power you’re looking for. The zoom functionality is a great addition but you won’t be getting the same quality you can expect from the X5 and the X5R of the PRO and RAW — so it’s a case of weighing up your needs against the pertinent specifications.

THE OSMO PLUS IN ACTION

Check out our hands-on video of the OSMO+ Plus to get an overview of what you can expect:

DJI OSMO PRO — Featuring the Zenmuse X5 Camera

The DJI OSMO PRO features the Zenmuse X5 camera and, as such, offers superior footage and image quality to that of the original OSMO. Designed for use by professional videographers (and possibly avid amateurs with a few quid to spare) the PRO offers the same high level of stabilisation you can expect from all the models in the OSMO range.

The PRO can either be purchased as part of a combo deal or, alternatively as an upgrade for the original. If you’re looking to improve the video quality and already own an OSMO, you can add an adapter kit to the handle which allows you to add on the X5 and begin shooting like a professional.

KEY FEATURES

When considering the OSMO PRO, here are the most important things to bear in mind:

• Record 4K at 30fps, 2.7K at up to 30fps, and ‘Full HD’ at 60fps (when shooting in the .mp4 or .mov formats) as well as 16MP stills.
• Stabilised on the tried and true OSMO Handle enabling shake-free shots in very high quality.
• Featuring an impressive 12.8 stops of dynamic range, the highlights and shadows in your footage and images are displayed in exceptional clarity.
• Crisp, high sensitivity image recording at an ISO range of 100–25600.
• Manufactured with high-grade aluminium and magnesium alloys, the Zenmuse X5 camera has been designed to withstand frequent use on the go, a perfect match for the OSMO.

WHO IS THE OSMO PRO AIMED AT?

The OSMO PRO’s target market is self-evident. The name isn’t misleading either, it’s certainly powerful enough to be an integral part of a professional videographer’s toolkit.

Fitted with the Zenmuse X5 camera, you’re going to have access to some very high-quality video and image capabilities which, when coupled with the innate functionality of the OSMO Handle itself, offers a very attractive proposition for filmmakers looking at a portable, stabilised handheld solution.

If you’re crazy about high-quality video and stills but not overly concerned with shooting in the RAW format, the OSMO PRO bundle with the Zenmuse X5 could be just what you’re looking for.

HOW DO PEOPLE RATE THE OSMO PRO?

Check out the reviews below to get an overview of what you can expect:

Korey Smith, My First Drone

“I think everyone who is thinking about buying the OSMO PRO should go for it. It has a few issues here and there, but so does every product, and what you get by living with those issues is an amazing camera with portability and image quality that will make you want to take it with you everywhere.”

DJI OSMO RAW — Professional Quality Imaging With the X5R

The DJI OSMO RAW features the Zenmuse X5R camera and, as such, offers some of the best footage you’re likely to get from a handheld gimbal. Designed for use by serious professional videographers the RAW offers the same high level of stabilisation you can expect from all the models in the OSMO range. Couple this with its capacity to shoot in Adobe DNG RAW and you’re looking at a very powerful bit of kit.

The RAW can either be purchased as part of a combo deal or, alternatively as an upgrade for the original. If you’re looking to drastically improve the video quality you’re capturing and already own an OSMO, you can add an adapter kit to the handle which allows you to add on the X5R and begin shooting like a seasoned pro.

KEY FEATURES

When considering the OSMO RAW, here are the most important things to bear in mind:

• As with the X5, you can capture 4K footage at 30fps, 2.7K at up to 30fps, and ‘Full HD’ at 60fps (when shooting in the .mp4 or .mov formats) as well as 16MP stills. However, the X5R is also capable of recording 4K videos in the RAW format at up to 30fps.
• Your RAW footage will benefit greatly from the stabilisation offered by the OSMO Handle.
• The X5R captures all its video content while retaining the original data, offering total control of the post-production process as every single frame can be edited after the fact as a RAW file.
• You can add the DJI Focus to your Osmo RAW set-up, allowing for professional levels of focus control as you shoot.
• Make the most of this impressive Micro 4/3 sensor set-up with a generous 34 minutes of shooting time.

WHO IS THE OSMO RAW AIMED AT?

DJI’s OSMO RAW bundle is aimed squarely at professional filmmakers, it’s a cinema-ready handheld filmmaking system.

The X5R camera is one of the most powerful on offer from DJI and, combined with the OSMO Handle, ensures that every shot is crystal clear, shake-free and able to be used commercially.

A modular construction allows professionals compatibility between, amongst other items, the DJI Focus and the OSMO RAW set-up. This is something that really makes serious videographers take notice, fine-tuning stabilised footage on the go gives an extra level of control and quality.

Essentially, DJI has given filmmakers the power to customise their own tailor-made videography solution using a variety of peripherals and a range of lenses. Want a handheld stabilised gimbal that gives you professional results every time? It’s hard to beat the DJI OSMO RAW bundle.

HOW DO PEOPLE RATE THE OSMO RAW?

Check out the reviews below to get an overview of what you can expect:

Nino Leitner, Cinema5D

“Using the OSMO RAW with the Zenmuse X5R makes you feel like you are using a gadget from the future. DJI seem to be far ahead of much of their competition in terms of interface and hardware. ”

DJI OSMO Mobile — Shake-free Footage For Your Mobile Device

The most consumer-focused model of the OSMO series, the DJI OSMO Mobile gives users the ability to create shake-free footage using their Android or iOS device’s camera. It’s a more affordable model that incorporates a lot of the features that made the original OSMO so popular.

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• OSMO Mobile Box

• OSMO Mobile Gimbal

• OSMO Mobile with Mobile Device (1)

• OSMO Mobile in Action

• OSMO Mobile Kit

• OSMO Mobile Front View

• OSMO Mobile with Mobile Device (2)

• OSMO Mobile

If you’re looking for an easy-to-use, highly portable solution to shaky mobile device footage, you will be hard pushed to find a better alternative. Available in both silver and black, you also have some choice in how the device itself looks — highlighting DJI’s increasingly commitment to providing consumers with greater variety in their products.

KEY FEATURES

When considering the OSMO Mobile, here are the most important things to bear in mind:

• Four shooting modes give you the ability to really personalise your shots with a choice of Standard, Portrait, Underslung & Flashlight.
• Capture smooth, high-quality footage on your mobile device without the usual shaky end result.
• Available in both Black and Silver versions allowing you to shoot in style.
• The wide range of camera controls rivals a professional setup and include ISO, shutter and white balance settings.
• There’s no need to rush with an impressive battery life of up to 4.5 hours at your disposal.

THE ZENMUSE M1

The standard OSMO Mobile comes as a single unit, without the plug and play functionality available with the Standard OSMO Handle but DJI has remedied this with the release of the Zenmuse M1 attachment.

This allows you to turn a Standard OSMO into an OSMO Mobile without the need to buy an entirely new system which is great news for those with access to a handle kit.

WHO IS THE OSMO MOBILE AIMED AT?

This version of the OSMO is marketed squarely at the consumer market with adverts focusing on people filming their holidays and family events with some amateur vlogging thrown in there for good measure.

The quality of the OSMO Mobile’s video is down to the performance of your mobile device. Whereas the PRO and RAW feature purpose-built powerhouse cameras, the Mobile has been designed to eliminate shake from the everyday videos people are already taking.

It’s a powerful tool for improving your device’s videos and offers a range of functionality such as ActiveTrack, Beautify and the ability to livestream your videos to a social network of your choice, however, it won’t be making its way into many professionals’ gear lists.

If you’re looking for an affordable handheld gimbal to give your phone’s videos that next level of quality, you can’t go wrong with the OSMO Mobile.

HOW DO PEOPLE RATE THE OSMO MOBILE?

Check out the reviews below to get an overview of what you can expect:

Alvin Soon, Hardware Zone — ★★★★✰

“The OSMO Mobile takes your smartphone videos to a more professional level with its solid stabilisation. It’s easy to pair, and easy to use, besides learning the double and triple-tapping trigger shortcuts, you don’t really need to read the manual to start shooting.”

Jim Martin, PC Advisor — ★★★★✰

“The OSMO Mobile is perfect if you use your phone to make home videos and want to make them look more professional, or for vloggers that want to do the same.”

OSMO PERIPHERALS & ADD-ONS

Take a look below to see some of the most popular peripherals for the DJI OSMO and links to their respective product pages. If you’re looking for a general overview of accessories, you can find it here on our ACCESSORIES PAGE.

• Batteries — High Capacity & Standard: There’s nothing worse than running out of power mid-shoot. Check out the OSMO batteries in stock at Heliguy and ensure you have enough on-hand to capture everything.
• X5 Adaptor: Want to upgrade an original OSMO or OSMO Handle Kit into a PRO or RAW? You’ll need this Adaptor.
• Tripod: Make your stabilised footage even more stable with the OSMO Tripod which is perfect for panorama shots, timelapses and the OSMO+ zoom functionality.
• Rode Mic: It’s no secret that the built-in microphones for the OSMO range aren’t designed for high-quality audio capture. This is a great solution, allowing you to capture high-quality sound alongside your footage.
• Focus Handwheel: Designed for the higher end OSMO models (namely the RAW with X5R camera) this professional tool gives you even more control over your footage quality.
• Filters: Get the most out of your OSMO image capture with a range of compatible filters.

GET IN TOUCH

If you have any more questions about DJI’s OSMO range, which model is best for you, or just want to have a chat with our team — you can reach us via the details below:

Call

0191 296 102

Email

info@heliguy.com

THE OSMO RANGE — FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Read on for a range of frequently asked questions which should provide answers to any queries you may have about the DJI OSMO Series.

NAVIGATION

DJI OSMO FAQs

DJI OSMO+ FAQs

DJI OSMO PRO FAQs

DJI OSMO RAW FAQs

DJI OSMO Mobile FAQs

OSMO FAQs

Camera / Gimbal

What’s the focus distance for the OSMO‘s camera?

The OSMO has a quality range of 1.5m upwards.

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What’s the operating temperature range of the OSMO?

0°C -40°C (32℉-102℉)

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How do I adjust the SmoothTrack speed?

In the DJI GO app go to Settings — Gimbal — Settings — Quick Set-up

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How do I take long exposure photos?

Long exposure can be set in the camera settings beneath shutter speed in the DJI GO app. Go to S or M mode, then choose a slower shutter speed.

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What are the max. video and photo resolutions for the Zenmuse X3?

Zenmuse X3: 4K videos; 12MP photos.

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How do I switch to SmoothTrack, Lock and Selfie modes?

The gimbal is set to SmoothTrack by default. To lock, press and hold the Trigger. Tap the Trigger twice to reset and re-enter SmoothTrack mode. Tap the Trigger three times to enter Selfie mode.

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How do I adjust the gimbal when it tilts?

In DJI GO, go to Settings — Gimbal — Roll Axis Adjustment. Positive values: rotate the gimbal clockwise; negative values: rotate the gimbal counter-clockwise.

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In HDR mode, how many photos will be created with each shot?

One.

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How can I change the gimbal settings and its behaviour?

Gimbal settings and behaviour can be changed in the DJI Go app. After entering the OSMO’s Camera View, go to Setting — Gimbal to change gimbal profiles, turn on or off SmoothTrack for the Pan or Tilt axis, adjust SmoothTrack parameters, and change the joystick settings.

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Can I use the Zenmuse X3 with the OSMO?

Yes. After updating the Zenmuse X3 camera firmware on the Inspire 1, you can install the X3 camera directly on the OSMO.

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Microphone

Can the OSMO record audio while shooting video?

Yes, there’s a built-in microphone or you may attach an external microphone.

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Why is there noise when using the built-in microphone of the OSMO?

The built-in microphone is used for reference recording or when audio is needed in a hurry, however, to get the highest quality audio, it‘s recommended to use an external microphone. A directional external microphone mounted slightly away from the camera on the optional Universal Mount can eliminate the fan noise.

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Can the device mic be used to record instead of the OSMO mic?

Yes. There will be no sound during playback from the OSMO, but the sound will be available when the file is opened from the media library.

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Can Audio Recording be switched off?

Yes, it can be changed in App — Settings — Camera — Audio Recording.

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Battery

What is the ideal charging temperature range?

59°F to 104°F (15℃ to 40℃). The battery will stop charging if the temperature goes beyond this range.

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What is the operating temperature range?

14° to 122°F (-10° to 50° C)

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How can I tell if the battery has been fully charged?

The LED indicator on the charger will be solid green when in standby, and solid red during charging. When charging is complete it will go from red to green.

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What will happen if my OSMO‘s battery depletes while I’m recording video?

The video is saved as a temporary file on the microSD card as you record it. If the battery runs out while recording, the video can be recovered by inserting a new, charged battery. The OSMO will then automatically start a process to recover the video for you.

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How long does the OSMO‘s battery last?

It lasts for 60 minutes when recording video under normal use and up to 6 hours of standby in sleep mode. The battery is removable and can be swapped in seconds.

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How long does it take to charge the battery?

60 minutes.

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App / Functions

What’s the default Wi-Fi Password for connecting the OSMO?

The default Wi-Fi password is 12341234.

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How do I use the different Panorama modes?

When in Camera View in the DJI GO app, tap Photo Modes and select Pano. You‘ll find 2 different modes: Automatic Panorama and Selfie Panorama. Choose your preferred mode and wait for the camera to move to its starting position.

• In Automatic Panorama mode, simply hold the OSMO still while it automatically turns to capture photos.
• For Selfie Panorama, the camera’s initial points at you. Tap the shutter release and the camera will automatically capture 180-degree panoramas with the user in the centre.

The finished panoramas can be found under Playback in the DJI GO app, and the individual photos used to compose the panorama can be found in a separate folder on the microSD card.

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How do I shoot long exposure?

Long exposure shots can be captured by setting a slower shutter speed by tapping the fourth icon from the top on the left side of the DJI GO app while in Camera View. Choose S or M mode and then adjust the shutter speed accordingly. A slower shutter speed will result in longer exposures.

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Can I review the finished panorama within the DJI GO app after shooting?

Yes, you can review the finished panorama within DJI GO by going to Playback.

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Can I close the app and remove my device OSMO is recording video?

Yes. You can remove your smartphone and the camera will continue recording video or capturing photos.

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Can I control the camera via the DJI GO app?

Yes, you can select different shooting modes (i.e. Panorama, Multi Shot, Interval, or Timelapse), change camera settings, and capture photo or video by using DJI GO.

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GENERAL

What is the largest mobile device that can be mounted on the OSMO?

The size of the mobile device mount is 116 x 30 x 34 mm. The OSMO can comfortably hold 5.5-inch devices.

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Why does the rosette mount of the OSMO get hot with use?

The OSMO is a complex, advanced device and generates heat transferred through the rosette mount. Heat dissipation can be achieved via the mobile phone holder. A cap is provided to cover the rosette mount if a device is not attached to the handle.

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What kind of SD card does the OSMO support?

Micro SD. Max capacity: 64 GB. Speed: UHS-1 or higher. Higher speeds are recommended.

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How much 4K video can a 16GB SD card hold?

Up to 36 minutes (and up to 145 minutes for 64GB SD card).

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What’s the difference between 2.4 GHz and5.8 GHz?

The Maximum Transmission Distance for both Operating Frequencies is 82 feet (25 m). The 5.8 GHz operating frequency works better than the 2.4 GHz frequency if many Wi-Fi signals are being transmitted at once.

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Is the OSMO waterproof?

No. Please do not expose your OSMO to water or moisture. Always use a dry cloth to clean it.

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What is the maximum range for remotely controlling the OSMO?

Approximately 25m.

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What 4K video formats are supported on the OSMO?

The OSMO shoots 4K video in MP4 and MOV formats. Select the format in DJI GO — Settings — Camera Video Format.

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OSMO PLUS FAQS

CAMERA / GIMBAL

What’s the difference between the OSMO and the OSMO+?

The OSMO+ uses a Zenmuse X3 zoom camera offering up to 7x zoom when shooting 1080p HD video. This is made up of a 3.5x optical zoom and 2x lossless digital zoom. The Zenmuse X3 camera on the OSMO uses a 20mm prime lens with a fixed focal length and focus. It provides a 2x lossless digital zoom when taking 1080p videos.

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Can I focus when shooting with an OSMO+?

Yes. The OSMO+ will automatically focus on where you tap on the screen.

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What are the max. video and photo resolutions for the X3 Zoom camera?

4K video; 12MP photos.

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Can I take timelapse videos & long exposures with OSMO+?

Yes.

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GENERAL

How long can I shoot for with the OSMO+?

With the standard OSMO High Capacity Intelligent battery, you can shoot up to 100 minutes.

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Is Zenmuse X3 Zoom compatible with any aerial system?

No, because the software and hardware solutions for the two products are different.

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What’s the operating temperature range for the OSMO+?

0℃ to 40℃.

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What’s the max. controllable range of the OSMO+?

25m in ideal situations. Actual range is dependent on the environment.

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What kind of Micro SD card can be used on OSMO+?

Class10 and UHS1 or above.

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Can I mount the OSMO+ on the OSMO Z-Axis?

Yes. As the OSMO+ is heavier, you will need to adjust the balance by turning the tension adjustment knob after mounting the OSMO+ on the Z-Axis.

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OSMO PRO FAQs

CAMERA / GIMBAL

What is the max. photo and video resolution the OSMO PRO can capture?

The PRO can capture 4K video and 16MP photos.

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What’s the Minimum Object Distance of the OSMO PRO?

20cm (with the DJI standard 15mm lens)

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Can the OSMO PRO shoot timelapse videos?

No.

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Can the OSMO PRO take long exposures?

Yes. A tripod is required as handheld long exposures are less stable than using the standard OSMO.

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What is the operating temperature range of the OSMO PRO?

0℃ -40℃

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What are the Micro SD card requirements of the OSMO PRO?

Class 10, UHS1 or above.

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BATTERY

What is the benefit of the OSMO High Capacity Intelligent Battery?

The new 4.4V High Capacity Intelligent Battery uses new battery cells (24% higher energy density), increasing shooting time.

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How long can the OSMO PRO be used with the new High Capacity Battery?

Using the new battery, you can shoot for 80 minutes with the OSMO PRO. This compares to 59 minutes for the OSMO PRO using the regular battery.

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How long does it take to charge the High Capacity Intelligent Battery?

100 minutes using the OSMO Charger; 120 minutes using the OSMO Quad Charger System, which charges up to four High Capacity Intelligent Batteries.

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Do I need to remove the Battery immediately after it is fully charged?

The OSMO High Capacity Intelligent Battery has over charge protection. Charging automatically stops when the battery is fully charged or if errors occur during charging. There is no need remove the battery when fully charged.

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What’s the best charging temperature for the Battery?

25℃.

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What is the operating temperature range for the Battery?

0℃ -40℃.

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What happens to the OSMO PRO if the battery runs out during shooting?

System Status Indicator will blink red quickly then the OSMO PRO will turn off. Video captured will be stored in the SD card as a temporary file. When a charged battery is inserted the file will be restored.

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GENERAL

How do I connect the DJI Focus Handwheel and the X5 Adapter?

Connect the DJI Focus Handwheel and the X5 Adapter using an OSMO CAN-Bus cable.

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What’s the difference between the Focus Handwheel and the Focus Remote Controller?

The DJI Focus Handwheel can currently only be connected to the OSMO PRO. It does not feature a wireless transmission function or an air system.

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What is the max. controllable range of the OSMO PRO?

Max. controllable range will vary by operating frequency. 2.4G has a maximum range of 82ft (25m) and 5G has a maximum range of 328ft (100m).

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Can the X3, X5 and X5R be mounted on the same handheld gimbal?

Yes. Handheld gimbals in the OSMO Series are interchangeable, except for the OSMO Mobile. When using the X5 camera, adaptors are required and the camera will need to be updated to the latest version.

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Can I use a data cable to connect the OSMO PRO with a device to use DJI GO?

No, you can only do this through Wi-Fi.

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OSMO RAW FAQs

CAMERA / GIMBAL

What is the max. photo and video resolution the OSMO RAW can capture?

The OSMO RAW is capable of capturing video in 4K CinemaDNG RAW and 16MP photos.

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What’s the Minimum Object Distance of the OSMO RAW?

20cm (with the DJI standard 15mm lens)

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Can the OSMO RAW shoot timelapse videos?

No.

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Can the OSMO RAW take long exposures?

Yes. A tripod is required as handheld long exposures are less stable than using the standard OSMO.

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What is the operating temperature range of the OSMO RAW?

0℃ -40℃

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What are the Micro SD card requirements of the OSMO RAW?

Class 10, UHS1 or above.

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BATTERY

What is the benefit of the OSMO High Capacity Intelligent Battery used to power the OSMO RAW?

The new 4.4V High Capacity Intelligent Battery uses new battery cells (24% higher energy density), increasing shooting time.

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How long can the OSMO RAW be used with the new High Capacity Intelligent Battery compared with the previous Intelligent Battery?

Using the new battery, you can shoot for 34 minutes with the OSMO RAW. This compares to 25 minutes for the OSMO RAW using the regular battery.

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How long does it take to charge the High Capacity Intelligent Battery?

100 minutes using the OSMO Charger; 120 minutes using the OSMO Quad Charger System, which charges up to four High Capacity Intelligent Batteries.

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Do I need to remove the High Capacity Intelligent Battery immediately after it is fully charged?

The OSMO High Capacity Intelligent Battery has over charge protection. Charging automatically stops when the battery is fully charged or if errors occur during charging. There is no need remove the battery when fully charged.

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What’s the best charging temperature for the OSMO High Capacity Intelligent Battery?

25℃.

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What is the operating temperature range for the OSMO High Capacity Intelligent Battery?

0℃ -40℃.

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What happens to the OSMO RAW if the battery runs out during video shooting?

System Status Indicator will blink red quickly then the OSMO RAW will turn off. Video captured will be stored in the SD card as a temporary file. When a charged battery is inserted the file will be restored.

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GENERAL

How do I connect the DJI Focus Handwheel and the X5 Adapter?

Connect the DJI Focus Handwheel and the X5 Adapter using an OSMO CAN-Bus cable.

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What is the difference between the DJI Focus Handwheel and the DJI Focus Remote Controller?

The DJI Focus Handwheel can currently only be connected to the OSMO RAW. It does not feature a wireless transmission function or an air system.

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What is the max. controllable range of the OSMO RAW?

Max. controllable range will vary by operating frequency. 2.4G has a maximum range of 82ft (25m) and 5G has a maximum range of 328ft (100m).

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Can the X3, X5 and X5R be mounted on the same handheld gimbal?

Yes. Handheld gimbals in the OSMO Series are interchangeable, except for the OSMO Mobile. When using the X5R camera, adaptors are required and the camera will need to be updated to the latest version.

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Can I use a data cable to connect the OSMO RAW with a mobile device to use DJI GO?

No, you can only do this through Wi-Fi.

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OSMO Mobile FAQs

FUNCTIONS

Is Osmo Mobile able to hold any phone?

The Osmo Mobile supports smartphones measuring from 58.6mm-84.8mm width and up to 8.4mm thick. This covers most phones currently available, from the iPhone SE to the iPhone 6s Plus and Android phones of similar sizes. Please note that actual compatibility might be affected by accessories attached to your phone. Certain form factors including side button layout should also be considered.

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How to power on Osmo Mobile in my first use?

Step 1: Activating the Intelligent Battery. Before powering on the Osmo Mobile, insert the battery into Osmo Mobile and connect the unit to a power source using the dedicated charging cable for battery activation.

Step 2: Registering your Osmo Mobile via DJI GO. Power on the unit and pair it with your mobile device. Instructions will be shown in DJI GO automatically to guide you through the registration and activation process.

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What is the hardware requirement of my phone when using the Osmo Mobile?

Osmo Mobile utilizes Bluetooth 4.0 to communicate with phones. Though Bluetooth 4.0 has become a standard for current phones, we suggest you to check compatibility by revisiting the specs sheet.

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Can I use ActiveTrack in any operation mode i.e. Standard, Portrait, Underslung, and Flashlight?

ActiveTrack is available in all modes except Portrait Mode due to limited horizontal camera field of view (FOV) when the phone is held upright. When shooting in Portrait Mode, a subject might move out of the frame easily and leave no time for the gimbal to adjust its orientation.

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Can I set the ActiveTrack speed? How fast can it move?

No. Tracking speed cannot be set. The Osmo Mobile will adjust its movement according to the speed of the object, so you do not need to set its speed according to how you use it. The fastest it can track is the same as its Max Controllable Speed, 120°/s.

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Is ActiveTrack compatible with all phones?

No. ActiveTrack is not compatible with certain phones (i.e. iPhone 5s and iPhone 5) due to limitations within the phones.

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Does the different resolution of front and rear cameras affect ActiveTrack performance?

No. ActiveTrack is not affected by camera resolution.

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DJI GO APP

Can I control shutter speed and ISO etc. from my smartphone?

Yes. You can set parameters manually in the Camera Settings menu. This function is only supported on iOS devices.

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When recording video, can I record at whatever resolution I have set inside the DJI Go app?

The DJI GO app will automatically select the optimal video resolution base on the performance and specs of your phone. If you want to manually change video resolution or ratio, you can access such feature via the Camera Settings menu in DJI GO. Maximum video resolution and still image size will be limited by the hardware specs, for example the iPhone 6s can shoot video at 4K resolution while iPhone 6 can only shoot FHD video.

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Is there anything inside the app that tells me how much storage space I have remaining for video on my phone?

If you are an iOS user, the app will tell you how much storage space there is for video. Unfortunately, this does not apply to Android users.

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Can I broadcast live videos through a third-party video platform? How?

Yes. Go to Settings, Choose Live Broadcast Platform and choose the Custom option (or type in the platform’s name) then follow the on-screen instructions.

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What is the difference between Walk and Sport Mode?

The main difference is the gimbal’s speed tracking your movements. In Sport Mode, the gimbal follows your movements closely and is suitable for shooting fast moving objects. In Walk Mode, the gimbal reduces shake generated by your hands, allowing you to get stable shots on the move.

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Can I set the speed of the Joystick?

Yes, you can choose and set slow, medium, and fast speeds in the app.

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Should I turn on Tripod Mode when shooting timelapse videos?

Yes. You can enable the Tripod Mode when shooting timelapse videos from a fixed angle. However, if shooting hyperlapse videos, Tripod Mode should be switched off.

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Why is manual adjustment of metering, focus and zoom disabled during motion timelapse?

To ensure optimum image quality, manual adjustment of these functions has been disabled when shooting timelapse videos.

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How many points can I set when shooting motion timelapse videos?

A maximum of 5.

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What is Pitch Lock Mode?

The shooting direction of the phone camera will not be affected by the movement of your arms in a tilt axis.

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Where are photos and video captured by the Osmo Mobile stored?

For iOS users, they will be stored in the DJI GO app. For Android users, you can choose to store photos and video either in your phone or on a SD card.

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Can I use Beautify for shooting photos, recording video and on the front and rear cameras)?

Yes. You can use it for both. However, it is only available for video recording at 720p.

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BATTERY

Is the Osmo Mobile using the original Osmo battery? How long are charge times and battery life?

Yes. The Osmo Mobile uses the same battery as the original Osmo (980 mAh). A full charge requires 3 hours, and battery life varies between 3 and 4.5 hours.

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What is the maximum charging current for the Osmo Mobile?

The maximum charging current is 2.1A.

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Is the Osmo Mobile compatible with Osmo’s High Capacity Battery and External Battery Extender?

Yes.

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GENERAL

Can I add an external microphone to the 3.5mm port of the Osmo Mobile Handle?

No. When using Osmo Mobile, the recording of sound is handled by your phone other than the gimbal system. For such reason, we redesigned the 3.5mm port as a dedicated port for charging and firmware upgrading.

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Are the Control Panel and trigger still the same as the Osmo?

Yes. The Osmo Mobile uses the same handle design as the Osmo. You can use the trigger for multiple controls for both the gimbal and camera — hold it down for locking the gimbal’s direction, double tap for re-centering. Unlike other Osmo cameras, tapping the trigger three times does not rotate the phone. Instead, it switches your phone from front camera to rear camera.

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Can I zoom when using Osmo Mobile?

Yes. By holding the trigger then moving the joystick upward or downward, you can control the digital zoom. Please note that image quality will be affected as you zoom in digital way.

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Does the Osmo Mobile connect to my phone via Wi-Fi just like the Osmo?

No. The Osmo Mobile connects to your phone via Bluetooth with a few easy taps in the DJI GO app.

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How is Bluetooth connection better than Wi-Fi?

The connection speed of Bluetooth is faster than Wi-Fi. Once your phone is connected to the Osmo Mobile, it will automatically connect again the next time you use the same phone.

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How do I know which device is mine when there are several Osmo Mobiles around my phone?

We give every Osmo Mobile a unique serial number, which is located on the left of the phone holder. You can easily locate your device by finding the serial number. You can also change the name of your device in the DJI GO app.

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