DJI Release 'Osmo Mobile'

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An All New Osmo

The Osmo Mobile features a customizable joystick (for variables such as sensitivity and pan or tilt inversion), full camera control which rivals a professional setup including ISO, shutter and white balance setting, as well as an impressive battery life of up to 4.5 hours.

DJI's GO app offers a variety of features which include long exposures, panoramas and time-lapses that allow for slow panning shots. To change between these modes, you simply pull the trigger. Pull it three times in quick succession and you activate the front-facing camera. It's also worth noting that you don't have to use the GO app to feel the full benefit of the Osmo Mobile, you're able to simply shoot using your device's camera functionality. There is also an active tracking mode (which will be familiar to those who own DJI drones). To use this feature, you draw an outline around an object on your device's screen which the Osmo will then follow as you move around. We’ve heard that this works best when rotating the phone smoothly with the gimbal to keep your target in the frame.

Capture Every Moment

The Osmo Mobile features support for live-streaming video via YouTube, Weibo and Facebook Live, and its tracking features make it ideal for vloggers, documenting parties and people looking to capture special events without a larger professional rig. Note: Live broadcasting is not available on Android devices. Compatible with a range of accessories and highly accessible to appeal to those looking for a better way to shoot with their mobile device, the Osmo Mobile is available for pre-order from today. According to DJI this gimbal is compatible with both Android and iOS devices (although older iOS models such as the iPhone 5 and 5S so not support ActiveTrack).

Photo Gallery

Take a look at some images of the Osmo Mobile below:

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