Handheld Support

You can use DJI Mic 2 with a range of devices, including cameras, smartphones (via USB-C/Lightning port or direct Bluetooth connection), computers, Osmo Action 4 (via USB-C port or Bluetooth), Osmo Pocket 3 (via USB-C port or Bluetooth), and Osmo Mobile 6.

DJI Mic 2 (2 TX + 1 RX + Charging Case) includes a charging case, one receiver, and two Shadow Black transmitters, suitable for two-person audio recording, and providing extended battery life.
DJI Mic 2 (1 TX + 1 RX) includes one receiver and one Shadow Black transmitter, suitable for single-person audio recording of individual creators.
The DJI Mic 2 Transmitter (Pearl White) and DJI Mic 2 Transmitter (Shadow Black) can be used with mobile phones, Osmo Action 4, and Osmo Pocket 3.

No. DJI Mic 2 is ready to use without activation. You can scan the QR code on the package to register for a one-year warranty extension.

1. Download the firmware update package from the Downloads page of DJI Mic 2;
2. Ensure that the receiver is powered off and the transmitter is on. Connect the transmitter or receiver to your computer using a standard USB-C cable;
3. Put the downloaded firmware update package (file with .bin suffix) under the root directories of the transmitters and receiver;
4. Disconnect from your computer, and the transmitters and receiver will start the firmware update automatically.
<sup>1. If the update fails, download and copy the firmware again and reboot the transmitters and receiver. Repeat until the firmware is updated successfully.
2. Remove the mobile phone adapter from the receiver before connecting it to the computer for firmware update.</sup>

The transmitters and receiver are already linked by default. If you need to link them again, you can do so in the following ways:
Method 1: Put the transmitters and receiver into the charging case and they will link automatically;
Method 2: Power on the transmitters and the receiver, swipe down on the receiver's main screen, select Receiver Settings, and swipe left to choose Link Device. Press and hold the linking button on one transmitter, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete linking. When the status indicator on the transmitter blinks green quickly, it indicates the linking is in progress. When the status indicator blinks green slowly, it indicates it has been linked and is waiting for another transmitter to be linked. When the status indicator turns solid green, the linking is completed.
To end linking during the process, tap Stop Linking.

DJI Mic 2 provides three recording modes: S (Stereo), M (Mono), and Ms (Mono Safety Track). S: Stereo mode. Audio from the two transmitters is recorded via separate channels.
M: Mono mode. Under Mono mode, the audio recorded by the two transmitters will be in one channel.
Ms: Mono with Safety Track mode. A backup soundtrack will be recorded at -6 dB in case the main track gets distorted due to a sudden increase in the audio volume of the source.
^{If you use Ms (Mono Safety Track) mode, you will need to separate the tracks during post-production.}

The DJI Mic 2 Charging Case can be used for linking the transmitters with the receiver, as well as storing the transmitters, the receiver, and mobile phone adapters (USB-C and Lightning). It can also charge two transmitters and one receiver two times.

No.

No.

250 m with FCC compliance and 160 m under CE (in an unobstructed environment without interference).

It is recommended to use a 5V/2A charger to charge DJI Mic 2's transmitters, receiver, and charging case. At room temperature, it takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes to fully charge the transmitters and the receiver using the charging case. It takes about 2 hours and 40 minutes to fully charge the charging case.

You can refer to the comparison page for details.

33 N.
^{DJI Mic 2 uses multi-pole magnetization and has enough strength to lift an iron block weighing up to 3.3 kg.}

It is recommended to keep the DJI Mic 2 Clip Magnet away from bank cards, pacemakers, RAM chips, and hard discs.

1. DO NOT use when wearing heavy clothes (sweaters, down jackets, etc.). The transmitters could fall off due to lack of magnetism.
2. Use with caution during vigorous exercise, for example, jumping, sprinting, etc.

It is recommended to use the back clip of the DJI Mic 2 transmitter to secure it to places like your collar, or you can mount the transmitter using the DJI Mic 2 Clip Magnet.

Omnidirectional.

1. Transmitters connecting to the receiver via a 2.4G frequency band.
2. Bluetooth mode.

1. It depends on the compatibility of the livestreaming app and the mobile phone operating system. You can test it with Bluetooth earphones or headsets. If you cannot record audio with the earphones or headset for livestreaming, the transmitter does not support this function when connecting to a mobile phone via Bluetooth.

2. To connect, power on the transmitter, press and hold the record button for three seconds to switch the transmitter to Bluetooth connection mode, and enable Bluetooth on your mobile phone. Press and hold the linking button for two seconds and the mobile phone will automatically search for available Bluetooth devices. Select DJI Mic 2 when it appears to complete linking. Certain mobile phones will prompt a Bluetooth pairing request. Confirm the access to complete the linking. When the transmitter's status indicator turns solid blue, the linking is completed. If the mobile phone's Bluetooth cannot find DJI Mic 2, reboot Bluetooth on the mobile phone and link again.

DJI Mic 2 transmitters each have 8GB of built-in storage that can record 24-bit audio for up to 14 hours or 32-bit audio for up to 11 hours. Transmitters do not support external storage.

During internal recording, a file is saved every 30 minutes. When 32-bit float recording is enabled, a file is saved every 23 minutes, and the files are in WAV format. Recorded files can be exported by connecting the transmitter to a computer using the included USB cable.

Connect the transmitter(s) to your computer and delete the files you wish to remove.
You can also format the transmitters using the receiver.
When the storage space of the DJI Mic 2 transmitters runs out, the recording will stop.

The DJI Mic 2 transmitter currently only supports Bluetooth connection with Osmo Action 4, Osmo Pocket 3, and smartphones. Osmo Action 4 and smartphones can connect to one transmitter via Bluetooth at a time, while Osmo Pocket 3 can connect to two transmitters via Bluetooth at the same time.
When the DJI Mic 2 transmitter is connected to a smartphone via Bluetooth, intelligent noise cancelling and internal recording cannot be used.

It can link with up to two DJI Mic 2 transmitters at the same time.

No.

Link the DJI Mic 2 receiver and transmitters, plug a 3.5mm jack earphone/headset into the black 3.5mm monitoring port of the DJI Mic 2 receiver for monitoring. Monitoring volume can be adjusted during monitoring by swiping down on the main screen of the DJI Mic 2 receiver then entering Receiver Settings, swiping left, and tapping the monitoring volume icon to make adjustments.

Yes. You can lock the receiver screen by pressing the power button once. The screen will prompt "Screen locked." To unlock for touch control, press the power button again. When navigating in sub-menus, you can also return to the main interface by pressing the power button once.

You can play back recorded audio on a mobile phone without removing the receiver.

Yes. When the DJI Mic 2 receiver is connected to your phone via mobile phone adapter, you can use a charging cable to charge both the mobile phone and the receiver through the receiver's USB-C port.

Yes.

The DJI Mic 2 receiver's OUT port outputs analog signals for camera connections.
The DJI Mic 2 Mobile Phone Adapter (USB-C and Lightning) and USB-C ports output digital signals.

When the DJI Mic 2 receiver is connected to a camera via 3.5mm TRS cable, you can enable this function and the receiver automatically powers on and off in sync with the camera. When the camera is powered off or audio recording is not enabled during filming, the receiver will automatically power off. When the camera is powered on, the receiver will automatically power on.
To enable this feature, swipe down on the DJI Mic 2 receiver's main screen, enter Receiver Settings, swipe left, tap Power On/Off with Camera Simultaneously, and select ON.

Swipe down on the receiver's main screen to find Receiver Settings, then swipe left to find Recommended Camera Settings. Select the brand and camera model, and adjust the camera gain to the recommended gain. For more details, refer to the Instructions on Recommended Gain for Camera Setup. Connect the receiver to the camera's microphone port using a 3.5mm TRS cable, and the receiver's screen will display the current camera model in the upper left corner. If your camera is not listed in the recommended settings, choose None for the camera brand and adjust the receiver's gain based on audio monitoring.

The unique rotating design allows for flexible recording, while its cable routing design prevents accidental unplugging. Compact and easily concealable, it is ideal for interviews, vlogs, livestreaming, and more.

Yes.

The minimum object distance is 20 cm.

There are three modes: Hyperlapse, Timelapse, and Motionlapse.
In Hyperlapse mode, you can set the resolution, frame rate, and speed.
In Timelapse mode, you can set the resolution, frame rate, interval, and duration.
In Motionlapse mode, you can set the resolution, frame rate, interval, duration, and waypoints.

Only videos are saved by default. Adapt settings in Pro mode to save images.

In Pro mode, you can set the format to Video + JPEG or Video + RAW to save both the original images and the final timelapse video.

D-Log M is designed to capture a wide dynamic range from the sensor, and colors are distributed evenly so the bright and dark parts of the video have greater fidelity and clarity. It is not a LUT but a lower-contrast video with a flat color profile, which is great for expanding post-processing options.

The footage is saved to the microSD card inserted into the device.

Single, Continuous, and Product Showcase mode.

1. Osmo Pocket 3's sensor has been upgraded from 1/1.7 inches to 1 inch to deliver high-definition footage in various scenarios, low-noise night shots, high-dynamic range capabilities in high-contrast scenarios, and support for 4K/120fps.
2. The upgraded 2-inch OLED screen delivers richer colors and higher contrast. The image size is larger, presenting clearer details, and both horizontal and vertical shots can be displayed on full screen. Simply double-tap your subject on the screen to start tracking or rotate the screen to quickly power on or off the device.
3. Pocket 2 requires the Do-It-All Handle for Wi-Fi connection to a smartphone, while Pocket 3 features built-in Wi-Fi for direct connection to a smartphone.
4. Intelligent Feature upgrades:
a. ActiveTrack has been upgraded to 6.0, achieving a perfect combination of mechanical gimbal and intelligent tracking algorithms. No matter how you hold the device or move the camera, the tracked subject stays centered.
b. Face Auto-Detect mode:
Record single-person vlogs with ease. After the subject enters the frame, the camera will automatically recognize and smoothly track them in center frame.
c. Dynamic Framing mode:
Improve creative efficiency and reduce stress by locking the subject in the center frame or a set position.

1. Double-tap your subject on the screen to turn on ActiveTrack. Tap outside the tracking frame or press the joystick once to turn off ActiveTrack.
2. In the DJI Mimo app, frame to select the subject and turn on ActiveTrack. Tap “×” in the upper right corner of the tracking frame to stop tracking.
3. ActiveTrack is not supported in Low-Light, Panorama, Slow Motion, and Timelapse modes.

By default, the horizontal or vertical shooting mode will automatically switch according to the screen orientation. To adjust this, you can access the settings interface and select Landscape, Portrait, or Auto-Rotation.
When the recording starts, the horizontal or vertical shooting mode is locked, and switching is not available.

Photo: Exposure, WB, Format, Focus Mode. Video: Exposure, WB, Glamour Effects, Color, Focus Mode, Channel, Wind Noise Reduction, Directional Audio. Low-Light: Exposure, WB, Glamour Effects, Focus Mode, Channel, Wind Noise Reduction, Directional Audio. Slow Motion: Exposure, WB, Focus Mode, Channel, Wind Noise Reduction, Directional Audio. Timelapse: Exposure, WB, Format, Focus Mode.

MP4 (H.264/HEVC).

166 minutes.
^{Tested at room temperature (25° C/77° F) and 1080p/24fps (16:9), with Wi-Fi off and screen off. This data is for reference only.}

Yes, it can be charged to 80% in 16 minutes and 100% in 32 minutes.
^{Tested in a laboratory environment with the DJI 65W PD charger (sold separately).}

No.

Yes, but we recommend using it after it is fully charged. Osmo Pocket 3 draws power directly from the power input while recording and only charges the battery when recording has stopped.

The DJI Mimo app. It allows you to sync photos and videos, edit, and share.

You can follow the steps below to activate the device:
1. Download the DJI Mimo app by scanning the QR code shown on the camera screen prompt or from an app store.
2. Press and hold the shutter/record button to power on Osmo Pocket 3.
3. Launch the DJI Mimo app, tap the camera icon on the upper left corner of the home screen, enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on your smartphone, and connect to Osmo Pocket 3.
4. After connecting Osmo Pocket 3 to the DJI Mimo app, you will be prompted to activate the device.
5. Complete the activation by following the prompts in the app.

In the camera view, swipe down to enter the control center, and then tap the walking person icon to adjust the Rotational Speed.

You can control the gimbal rotation direction in the following ways:
1. Via Osmo Pocket 3: When the slider in the home screen displays the zoom ratio, move the joystick to control the tilt and pan axes. When the slider in the home screen displays only the arrow patterns without numbers, drag the slider up or down to control the tilt axis, and move the joystick left or right to control the pan axis.
2. Via DJI Mimo: Access the camera view in the app, and then use the virtual joystick to control the tilt and pan axes.

1. Turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to connect Osmo Pocket 3 to the DJI Mimo app for device control, firmware updates, and material export.
2. Select OTG connection in system settings on Osmo Pocket 3 and connect it to an OTG-supported smartphone through a USB-C to USB-C cable for file export.

Connect Osmo Pocket 3 to a computer through a USB-C cable for file transfer or to use as a webcam.

1. Connect to the DJI Mimo app and download the content to your smartphone.
2. Insert the microSD card from Osmo Pocket 3 into a computer.
3. Connect to a computer or an OTG-supported smartphone through a USB-C cable.

Osmo Pocket 3 will automatically split the recording without damaging quality when it approaches 16 GB.

Glamour Effects is available in video mode but not in photo mode. Glamour Effects can be used in video mode, whether using Osmo Pocket 3 independently or with a smartphone.
When shooting with Osmo Pocket 3 independently, you can obtain the glamour effects after exporting the footage through the DJI Mimo app, where you can further adjust various Glamour Effects parameters.
^{Glamour Effects supports adjusting up to 4K/60fps videos. However, depending on their processing performance, some smartphone models only support exporting 1080p/30fps videos.}

Osmo Action 4 has a larger 1/1.3-inch image sensor than its predecessor. With a single pixel equivalent size of 2.4μm, Osmo Action 4 delivers footage with minimal noise in both moving and low-light scenes.

D-Log M is designed for professional videography. It enhances the dynamic range in high-contrast or multi-colored environments (such as blooming gardens). It enables greater flexibility in color grading during post-editing, capturing the scene's essence. 10-bit color depth enables smoother color transition with no discrete step changes.

The 155° ultra wide-angle also captures an expansive view of your surroundings during movement, creating an intense visual impact and immersing you in vast landscapes when recording scenery.

It is designed to capture a wide dynamic range from the sensor, and colors are distributed evenly so the bright and dark parts of the video have greater fidelity and clarity. It is not a LUT, but a lower-contrast video with a flat color profile, which is great for expanding post-processing options.

Osmo Action 4 supports the following resolution settings:

4K (4:3): 3840×2880@24/25/30/48/50/60fps

4K (16:9): 3840×2160@100/120fps

4K (16:9): 3840×2160@24/25/30/48/50/60fps

2.7K (4:3): 2688×2016@24/25/30/48/50/60fps

2.7K (16:9): 2688×1512@100/120fps

2.7K (16:9): 2688×1512@24/25/30/48/50/60fps

1080p (16:9): 1920×1080@100/120/200/240fps

1080p (16:9): 1920×1080@24/25/30/48/50/60fps

When Low-Light Image Enhancement is set to Auto, it supports all stabilization options for 1080p@24/25/30fps, 2.7K (16:9 or 4:3) @24/25/30fps, and RockSteady for 4K (16:9) @24/25/30fps.

Compared to the Standard Combo, the Osmo Action 4 Adventure Combo comes with an additional two Extreme Batteries and a 1.5m Extension Rod, providing you with ample power for long-duration shoots and allowing for multi-angle selfies during skiing or other scenarios.

Osmo Action 4 uses RockSteady 3.0 technology to stabilize footage. This Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) technology is realized by increasing the shutter speed, analyzing the images captured by the CMOS sensor, and compensating by cutting off the edges of these images. In this way, multiple frames are overlaid and finally combined into a single frame that is sharp, clear, and accurately exposed.

HorizonSteady uses DJI's latest stabilization algorithm to correct shakes for any horizontal rotation (360°) and lock onto a leveled horizon in every frame, regardless of how the camera is mounted or worn. It allows you to capture smooth and stable footage whether you are cycling on bumpy roads or go-karting around a track.

Yes. You can use the DJI 30W USB-C Charger* to fast charge Osmo Action 4.

* The DJI 30W USB-C Charger is sold separately.

Osmo Action 4 is compatible with most accessories of its predecessor, such as:

Osmo Action Extreme Battery

Osmo Action 1.5m Extension Rod Kit

Osmo Action Biking Accessory Kit

Osmo Action Diving Accessory Kit

Osmo Action Multifunctional Battery Case

Osmo Action 60m Waterproof Case

Osmo Action Adhesive Base Kit

Osmo Magnetic Ball-Joint Adapter Mount

Osmo Action Chest Strap Mount

Osmo Action Suction Cup Mount

Osmo Action Helmet Chin Mount

Osmo Action Handlebar Mount

Osmo Action Surfing Tether

DJI Floating Handle

Osmo Backpack Strap Mount

Osmo Action Hanging Neck Mount

Osmo Action ND Filters Set

Osmo Action Surfing Tether Kit

Osmo Action Bike Seat Rail Mount

Osmo Action Curved Adhesive Base Kit

Osmo Action Mini Extension Rod

Osmo Action 360° Wrist Strap

Osmo Action Mini Handlebar Mount

Check the Osmo Action 4 accessory compatibility page for more details. Additionally, there are new Osmo Action 4 accessories, including the Osmo Action Bite Mount, Osmo Action GPS Bluetooth Remote Controller, and the Osmo Action Road Cycling Accessory Kit.

Yes. You can mount third-party action camera accessories with the quick-release adapter mount.

Recommended models:

SanDisk Extreme Pro 32GB V30 A2 UHS-I Speed Grade 3

Kingston Canvas Go!Plus 64GB UHS-I Speed Grade 3

Kingston Canvas Go!Plus 128GB UHS-I Speed Grade 3

Kingston Canvas React Plus 64GB UHS-II Speed Grade 3

Kingston Canvas React Plus 128GB UHS-II Speed Grade 3

Kingston Canvas React Plus 256GB UHS-II Speed Grade 3

Lexar Pro 512GB SDXC UHS-I V30 R160/W120 (1066x)

1. Osmo Mobile SE adds a status panel, which is convenient for you to check the current gimbal mode. It also supports switching between gimbal modes via the M button.

2. Osmo Mobile SE has an upgraded joystick to provide a better operating experience.

3. Osmo Mobile SE has an upgraded Magnetic Phone Clamp for an improved clamping effect.

4. Osmo Mobile SE improves ActiveTrack.

5. Osmo Mobile SE adds ShotGuides.

1. LightCut is a video editing app officially recommended by DJI. It provides intuitive shooting and editing functions that fit the needs of DJI users.

2. LightCut supports shooting templates in a range of scenarios: outings, parks, camping, seaside, city, sports, and more. It provides extensive guidance for you to create impressive videos effortlessly. When connecting to Osmo Mobile devices, it also supports ActiveTrack, stabilization, and Glamour Effects.

3. After shooting, use the One-Tap Edit function and select the original clips you have taken. One-Tap Edit automatically recommends templates according to your clips, covering nature, city, home, store visiting, food, pets, festivals, and many other scenarios, and intelligently selects great clips to generate videos without the need for manual editing.

4. You can also switch to many other templates, change the clips, or select music, filters, text, and stickers. Effortless editing allows you to share your work right away.

The magnetic force of Osmo Mobile SE is 45 Newtons (approximately the force needed to hold two 2-liter soda bottles), more than enough strength to keep smartphones attached securely.

Yes.

ActiveTrack 6.0 offers enormous improvements to its basic tracking functionality:

1. In multi-person scenes, it’s less likely to lose a subject due to obstructions or to start tracking another person by mistake.

2. It can follow subjects reliably, even in multi-person scenarios or during moments with fast/ dramatic movements like sports.

3. It’s less likely to lose a tracked pet.

4. If a subject leaves the frame, the gimbal can find and follow the subject again using automatic zoom and gimbal movements for continuous tracking.

5. Track the subject while also using the zoom function.

1. Timelapse is suitable for mounting the gimbal on a tripod or base to record the passing of time in a fixed scene.

2. Motionlapse allows users to record a moving timelapse video from different angles with preset camera positions.

3. Hyperlapse allows users to record everything passing by as they hold the gimbal in hand and walk. ActiveTrack 6.0 provides more options for flexible shooting.

Osmo Mobile SE is compatible with most smartphones on the market. It is recommended to use smartphones with a width of 67-84 mm, thickness of 6.9-10 mm, and weight of 170-290 g.

Please visit the official DJI website for the full compatibility list.

Yes.

The magnetic force of Osmo Mobile 6 is 47.5 Newtons (approximately the force needed to hold two 2-liter soda bottles), more than enough strength to keep smartphones attached securely.

Osmo Mobile 6 uses a special closed-loop magnetic design that does not affect the performance of the smartphone attached to it. However, some phones may require calibration after mounting due to the angle of the compass. Follow the instructions on the phone to calibrate and use normally.
The magnetic design may influence other magnetic products. Do not put Osmo Mobile 6 near a bank card, cardiac pacemaker, RAM chip, hard drive, or similar devices.

If the Magnetic Phone Clamp is not accurately mounted, the system indicator on the status panel will blink red.
Check if the dot on the back of the phone clamp is aligned with the dot on the roll axis motor of the gimbal. After attaching the smartphone to the gimbal, rotate the roll axis motor to ensure a firm connection between the two. The system status indicator will turn yellow or green when the two dots are aligned.

Due to the layout of wide-angle lenses and/or irregular phone sizes (for example, those of Huawei P40 and Huawei Mate 20 Pro), some users may see the gimbal in their camera view when using a wide-angle camera.
You can try the following: Adjust the position of the Magnetic Phone Clamp by moving it away from the camera until the gimbal is not visible in the camera view (applicable to Huawei Mate 40 Pro+, Huawei Mate 40 Pro, Huawei P40, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro, Xiaomi 10 Pro, Vivo X70, Samsung S10+, and more).

No. Due to its powerful motors, accurate balancing is not needed for Osmo Mobile 6. When using the Magnetic Phone Clamp, simply attach it approximately to the middle of the phone.

Osmo Mobile 6 is compatible with most smartphones on the market. It is recommended to use smartphones with a width of 67-84 mm, thickness of 6.9-10 mm, and weight of 170-290 g.
Please visit the official DJI website for the full compatibility list.

Connect your phone to Osmo Mobile 6, launch the DJI Mimo app, and tap the gesture control icon next to the shutter button to enable the function. Tap the “?” icon to view instructions on different gestures.

There are three ways to use ActiveTrack:
1. Press the trigger once to enter the ActiveTrack mode.
2. In the camera view of the DJI Mimo app, frame the subject with your finger to enable ActiveTrack.
3. In the DJI Mimo app, enable gesture control and use the gestures indicated in the “?” icon to begin tracking, take a photo, or record a video.

You can do either of the following:
1. When the gimbal is powered on, press the switch button twice to switch between the two orientations.
2. You can also transition between portrait and landscape by rotating the roll axis manually.

When the gimbal is powered on, press the M button three times to enter standby mode.
Once standby mode is enabled, press any button to exit the mode.

There are two ways of doing this:
1. Switch to SpinShot mode with the M button.
2. When the gimbal is in video, photo, slow motion, or Hyperlapse mode, go to Settings-Gimbal in the DJI Mimo app and enable SpinShot in Follow Mode. Then, you can push the joystick to the left or right to spin the smartphone.

Go to Story mode in the live camera view and select Custom Story.

Tap DynamicZoom mode in the live camera view, and start using this function by walking steadily forward or backward.

Select CloneMe from Pano, tap the shutter button, and Osmo Mobile 6 will automatically take a photo every five seconds and move the gimbal to the next position. After taking three photos, it will automatically stitch them into one photo.

Yes.

Connecting via Bluetooth is faster than Wi-Fi. Devices using Bluetooth will automatically link once they have been paired. Connecting via Bluetooth also saves power compared to Wi-Fi.

1. Forget the device in the Bluetooth settings of your mobile phone.
2. Press and hold the shutter/record button, switch button, and the trigger simultaneously for one second to forget the connected device.

No. However, the DJI Mimo app will provide the correct firmware version once connected.

Enter the camera view on the DJI Mimo app.
1. In default mode, slide the side wheel on the left to zoom in and out. Image quality is subject to the camera performance of the smartphone.
2. Press the side wheel once to switch to focus control. Image quality is subject to the camera performance of the smartphone.

There are four modes: Upright, Underslung, Side Grip, and Low Position.

No.

1. Check if the alignment dots on the phone clamp and the gimbal are well aligned.
2. Check if the Magnetic Phone Clamp is attached approximately to the middle of the phone.
3. If the issue still exists, perform gimbal auto-calibration and horizontal gimbal adjustment in the DJI Mimo app.

Yes.

215mm

1. Extend it to the length you need (up to 215 mm).
2. To adjust the angle, manually rotate the pivot on top of the extension rod to a suitable angle anywhere between 0-90° (this is especially useful for low-angle shooting).

ActiveTrack 5.0 provides more stable tracking at longer distances. It also supports the front camera to track the profile and turning around of the subject.

Try the following two ways:
1. Extend the extension rod to a certain length, adjust the angle of the pan axis motor to be parallel with the horizontal plane to get the max tilt angle.
2. Hold the gimbal in the Side Grip position, and push the joystick up and down in gimbal follow mode.

There are two ways of doing this:
1. When the gimbal is unfolded, press and hold the M button to power on or off.
2. When the gimbal is folded, unfold the gimbal and it will automatically power on.

It shows gimbal modes. From left to right are: Follow, Tilt Locked, FPV, and SpinShot.

Appearance:
Osmo Mobile 6 adds a status panel to view the current gimbal mode more conveniently.
Osmo Mobile 6 adds an axis lock to secure the gimbal for convenient storage.
Osmo Mobile 6 adds a side wheel to control zoom and focus.
The joystick of Osmo Mobile 6 has been upgraded to provide a better operating experience.
Function:
Osmo Mobile 6 adds a magnetic alignment detection function. When the dots are not aligned to indicate the correct attachment of the Magnetic Phone Clamp to the gimbal, the system indicator on the status panel blinks red.
Osmo Mobile 6 provides improved ActiveTrack for more stable tracking at longer distances. It also supports the front camera to track the profile and turning around of the subject.
Osmo Mobile 6 supports quick launch for more efficient use.
M button of Osmo Mobile 6 can switch between gimbal modes.
Osmo Mobile 6 has an upgraded Magnetic Phone Clamp for a more secure attachment of large phones.

Yes.

The front and back cameras perform similarly in terms of tracking, and both support tracking the profile and turning around of the subject.

Yes. However, the precision may differ between smartphones, and it performs better when tracking a single child (0 to 6 years old) or pet.

1. Timelapse is suitable for mounting the gimbal on a tripod or base to record the passing of time in a fixed scene.
2. Motionlapse allows users to record a moving timelapse video from different angles with preset camera positions.
3. Hyperlapse allows users to record everything passing by as they hold the gimbal in hand and walk. ActiveTrack 5.0 provides more options for flexible shooting.

1. iPhone: For iPhones, tap the camera icon to adjust ISO, shutter speed (S), and exposure compensation (EV), and change the white balance in settings after disabling the Auto mode.
2. Android: You can adjust white balance (AWB) in the setting “…” but cannot manually adjust ISO and shutter speed (S).
Please visit the official DJI website for the full compatibility list.

Yes.

Yes. There are Fast, Medium, and Slow options.

Yes. However, the adjustable range depends on the API openness of your phone.
For more details, please visit the official DJI website for the full compatibility list.

No.

No.

On iPhone, yes; for smartphones of other systems, it depends on the API openness of your phone.
For more details, please visit the official DJI website for the full compatibility list.

The stabilization and zooming algorithms require a certain amount of time for calculation.

Motionlapse does not support manual zoom, but you can adjust other general parameters.

2-4 positions.

Yes. You can enable the function to save unstitched pano photos in camera settings under Pano mode.

Yes. Glamour Effects are supported for taking photos (single and timed) and videos of common specifications. Some smartphones support shooting 1080p or 720p videos with Glamour Effects enabled.
For more details, please visit the official DJI website for the full compatibility list.

Yes.

No.

Yes.

iPhones: the DJI Mimo app supports all lenses on iPhone devices. You can choose the lens you need.
Android: For Android devices, it depends on the API openness of your phone. Generally, it supports the main camera and ultra-wide-angle cameras on most smartphones.

There are three different panoramas, all of which support landscape and portrait shooting:
1. 3×3: 3×3 panorama automatically takes and stitches together nine photos;
2. 240°: 240° panorama automatically takes and merges seven photos;
3. CloneMe: CloneMe panorama automatically takes and merges three photos.

iOS: iOS phones save the photos and videos to the album.
Android: Android phones save photos and videos to the built-in storage or to an external memory card.

There are two ways to enable ShotGuides:
1. Launch the DJI Mimo App, select Video mode, and point your camera toward a subject or scene. Osmo Mobile 6 will automatically recognize the content in the frame and provide corresponding shooting guides. Tap to switch to ShotGuides.
2. Launch the DJI Mimo app and tap the ShotGuides icon to enter ShotGuides.

iPhone devices in the compatibility list. Please visit the official DJI website for the full compatibility list.

1. When using for the first time, pair up the devices first.
2. Check if your phone has been updated to the latest system.
3. Enable Quick Launch in the DJI Mimo app and follow the instructions to complete authorization of the notification.

Android 8 or later, or iOS 12 or later.

No.

You can charge Osmo Mobile 6 with the included power cable via the Type-C USB charging port on the right side of the handle. The recommended charging current is 5V (2A).

No.

No.

Yes.

Each gimbal has an identification code sticker attached to it. You can choose the gimbal by the device name in the DJI Mimo app. You can also change the device name in the app.

You can do either of the following:
1. Disconnect the Bluetooth connection with the current smartphone, turn off the Bluetooth of the smartphone, and pair Osmo Mobile 6 with another smartphone.
2. When Osmo Mobile 6 is powered on, press the shutter/record button, switch button, and trigger simultaneously for one second to clear the existing connection, and then connect Osmo Mobile 6 to another phone.

1. Restart Osmo Mobile 6.
2. Restart the DJI Mimo app.
3. Clear the previous connection in the Bluetooth settings of your smartphone. Disable and then enable the Bluetooth of the smartphone.
* If the above operations still cannot solve the problem, you can directly connect to Bluetooth in the DJI Mimo app instead of pairing the device on the smartphone Bluetooth page.

The mounting hole at the bottom of Osmo Mobile 6 is the standard 1/4"-20 UNC port, which is compatible with most tripods.

Yes. However, external lenses may affect the balance of the gimbal. Large, heavy lenses are not recommended. Please ensure the total weight of the lens and the phone is less than 290 grams.

Yes.

Slide down the screen to enter the Settings page, turn off "Orientation Lock", then rotate the camera clockwise or counterclockwise by 90°, and the camera can be used for vertical shooting.
It is recommended to use it with the Horizontal-Vertical Protective Frame.

The color temperature sensor is located at the letter “O” on the Action 3 nameplate. Do not cover the letter “O” when holding the camera. With the help of the color temperature sensor, Action 3 can obtain better color temperature performance in complex lighting scenarios. For example, when diving, it can correct the color temperature underwater, so the color temperature will not change when the camera angle changes. In addition, the sensor allows the camera to more accurately detect and reduce the stroboscopic effect in the shooting environment.

There are altogether 3 microphones on Action 3, with 2 at the nameplate and 1 on the right side of the camera bottom panel (with the front touchscreen facing toward the operator).

Charging method 1: Charge the camera via the USB-C port. Action 3 supports PPS/PD fast charging protocol, and up to 23 W fast charge.
Charging method 2: Use the Osmo Action 3 Multifunctional Battery Case for battery charging, support PPS/PD fast charging protocol, and the battery supports up to 23W fast charging.

Note:
1. It is recommended to use the DJI 30W charger for charging.
2. Charge using a charger that supports PD/PPS fast charging protocol, and up to 23W fast charging is supported.
3. Common mobile phone adapter models that are currently known to be incompatible:
Huawei: HW-200200CP1 HUAWEI SuperCharge Wall Charger
UGREEN: CD137 PPS Quick Charger (2A & 3A)
Nubia: NB-A930A-USBA-1 (for Red Magic mobile phone); NB-A1150A-USBA-C (for Red Magic 5G mobile phone)
Baseus: CCGAN120C (supports PPS fast charging protocol), CCCJG30CC, and BS-CH907 adapter
ZMI: HA722
Samsung: EP-TA845
Apple: A1947 (for 2018 Macbook Pro)
ROCK: RWC-0443

Rotate the protective cover counterclockwise to remove it.
Rotate the protective cover clockwise to install it.

To open the USB-C port cover:
Press and hold the USB-C port cover unlock button, and push in the direction indicated on the button to open it.
To remove the USB-C port cover:
Open the USB-C port cover, and gently pull it out in the vertical direction of the camera.
To install the cover:
Fit the hinge in the USB-C port cover, and press it gently in place.

To open the battery compartment cover:
Press and hold the battery compartment cover unlock button, and push in the direction indicated by the unlock button.
To remove the battery compartment cover:
Open the battery compartment cover, and gently pull it out in the vertical direction of the camera.
To install the cover:
Fit the hinge in the battery compartment cover, and press it gently in place.

When using DJI 30W USB-C Charger, it takes 20 minutes to charge the camera from 0% to 80%, and 49 minutes to fully charge it.
When using DJI 30W USB-C Charger and the Multifunctional Battery Case to charge the three batteries, it takes 56 minutes to charge them all to 80%, and 120 minutes to fully charge them.
After a battery is charged to 80%, it will then be fully charged by trickle charging.
Note: Trickle charging means charging a device using a tiny current, thus ensuring that the battery is truly saturated and thereby extend the battery life.

Action 3 supports recording in the charging state. However, it may heat up during charging, and thus stop filming when shooting videos with a high frame rate. The charging process may also stop if the camera is noticeably overheating. It is recommended to charge the camera in a 5 to 40℃ environment. In addition, using the camera during charging will affect the battery life. It is recommended to power off the camera for charging, and to use it after it is fully charged.

To ensure stable video footage in low-light/dark environment, it is recommended to use the device following the steps below.
1. Enable "Low light stabilization" mode (with PRO mode disabled).
2. Try to hold the camera stably when shooting.
3. Try to shoot in a bright environment.
4. Choose M mode in “Exposure”, and set ISO to 100-12800, and shutter speed to at least 1/200s, as in, 1/200, 1/400, and 1/500. That is, the faster the shutter speed, the better.
5. Disable EIS to see if the video footage can meet your shooting needs.

When the camera is in the off state, press the Shutter/Record Button to start shooting, and press again to end the shooting, and the camera will automatically shut down after 3 seconds.
You can Snapshot to “Video” or “Hyperlapse” in the Settings page.

Yes. Osmo Action 3 supports voice commands in English and Mandarin Chinese.
Use voice commands within 1 m around the camera, and it is recommended not to use this function in a noisy environment.

English voice commands:
Start Recording
Stop Recording
Take Photo
Shut Down

Before recording a video, you can choose Mono or Stereo Channel in PRO mode.
The camera also supports setting “Directional Audio” as “Front” and turning on “Wind Noise Reduction”.

The available “Scrn Off When Rec” settings for Osmo Action 3 during recording & live stream are as follows: 3 s, 10 s, 30 s, 1 min, 5 min, 10 min, and never.
To set the screen-off rules when recording, scroll down on the touchscreen to see the menu, tap the “Settings” icon and then “Scrn Off When Rec”.
To set the screen-off rules when live streaming, enter live stream mode, swipe down on the touchscreen, and swipe left and right to configure. “Scrn Off When Rec” is only working in Video or Slow Motion mode, and not available in Photo and Timelapse modes.
In Timelapse mode, Action 3 is in low power consumption, and the screen will be turned off 10 seconds after the recording starts.

When recording videos in the following formats, Ultra Wide mode is not supported.
1080p 100/120/240
2.7k (16:9) 100/120
4k (16:9) 100/120
Only Standard (Dewarp) is supported in HorizonBalancing and HorizonSteady modes.

You can set the date and time of your camera in “Settings” > “Date & Time”. The date and time you set will be used to name the materials afterwards. After connecting your mobile phone to DJI Mimo, the time and date of the phone will be automatically synchronized.

1. Samsung Pro Plus 256G V30 A2 UHS-1 Speed Grade 3
2. SanDisk Extreme 32GB V30 A2 UHS-I Speed Grade 3 microSDXC
3. SanDisk Extreme Pro 32GB V30 UHS-I Speed Grade 3 microSDXC
4. Kingston CANVAS GO Plus 64GB UHS-I Speed Grade 3
5. Kingston CANVAS React Plus 64GB UHS-II Speed Grade 3 6. Kingston CANVAS React Plus 64GB UHS-II Speed Grade 3
7. Kingston CANVAS React Plus 128GB UHS-II Speed Grade 3
8. Kingston CANVAS React Plus 256GB UHS-II Speed Grade 3

Note:
1. Action 3 supports microSD card with a storage of up to 256G.
2. Card models that have been tested to be incompatible are as follows:
1) SanDisk Extreme Pro 64GB UHS-I Speed Grade 3 microSDXC
2) SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB UHS-I Speed Grade 3 microSDXC
When using Action 3 with cards that are not included in the compatibility list or have been tested to be incompatible, it is probable that the recording may stop automatically. Therefore, it is not recommended to use these cards. It is OK if you would like to use them to record videos with a low resolution or low frame rate, but we do not guarantee the security of the footage you captured.

1. Connect the receiver of DJI MIC to the Osmo Action 3 USB-C port using a Type-C phone adapter.
2. Link the receiver and transmitter of DJI MIC.

You can use DJI Mic with cameras, smartphones (only Lightning & USB-C ports are supported), desktop computers, DJI Action 2, and DJI OM 5.

DJI Mic is ready to use without activation. Get registered on the official DJI website and you can get a one-year warranty extension.

DJI’s proprietary encryption technology is in place to protect audio transmission.

After activation, a backup sound track will be recorded in -6dB in case the main track gets distorted due to sudden increase of source audio volume.

DJI Mic supports two recording modes: Mono and Stereo. In Stereo mode, audio from the two transmitters will be recorded via separate channels, and in Mono mode, audio will be recorded via one channel.

At room temperature, it takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes to fully charge the transmitters and receiver using the Charging Case. It takes about 2 hours and 40 minutes to fully charge the Charging Case.

It is recommended to use a 5V/2A charger to charge the transmitters, receiver, and Charging Case. At room temperature, it takes about 1 hour and 10 minutes to fully charge the transmitters and receiver using the Charging Case. To fully charge the Charging Case, it takes about 2 hours and 40 minutes.

It is recommended to use the Back Clip to attach DJI Mic to locations such as a shirt collar, or it can be used with the Clip Magnets. Note: If you need to put the transmitters on any flat surface, use the Clip Magnets to make them stand upright.

Omnidirectional.

1. Download the firmware update package from the official DJI website Download page.
2. Connect the transmitters and receiver to your computer using a standard USB-C cable.
3. Put the downloaded firmware update package (the file with "bin" as a suffix) under the root directories of the transmitters and receiver.
4. Disconnect from your computer and the transmitters and receiver will start the firmware update automatically.
Note: If an update fails, download and copy the firmware again and reboot the transmitters and receiver. Repeat until the firmware update is successful.

250 meters in open environments free of interference.

DJI Mic transmitters and receiver are already linked by default. If you need to link them again, you can do so in the following ways:
Method 1: Put the transmitters and receiver into the Charging Case and they will link automatically.
Method 2: Turn on the receiver and transmitters. Scroll down on the screen of the receiver to enter the control center page. Slide to the left and click “Settings” to enter the settings page. Slide to the left again and click “Link” to enter linking mode. Then, press and hold the link button on the side of the transmitters until the green light on the top left corner flashes and wait for the linking to finish. When the linking indicators of the transmitters turn solid green, it means linking is successful.
To end linking, click “Stop Linking.”

Yes. DJI Mic transmitters support standalone recording. Press the recording button on the side of the transmitters. A solid red light indicates that recording has started. When fully charged, it can record for up to 5.5 hours. With a constant power supply, it can record up to 14 hours of 24-bit lossless audio. Note: Audio will be saved as one file for every 30 minutes during standalone recording. When internal storage space runs out, new audio will replace the earliest ones, and new files will also be saved every 30 minutes.

You can export the audio by connecting the transmitters to your computer using a standard USB cable.

After linking the transmitters with the receiver, slide the main screen of the receiver upward, click the Mic icon, and you can mute or unmute the transmitters. You can also double press the mute button of the transmitters. The mute indicator will pulse red to show that the transmitters are muted.

No.

DJI Mic transmitters have built-in 8GB storage and do not support external storage.

You can delete audio files by connecting the transmitters to your computer. To delete all files you can use the receiver directly.

No.

No. The transmitters only support the receiver of DJI Mic.

Mount the windscreen into the slots on the transmitters, then press and turn clockwise to tighten.

No. It only supports DJI Mic transmitters.

It can connect with up to two transmitters at the same time.

To connect with a smartphone: Insert the standard phone adapter into the pogo-pin port at the bottom of the transmitters and connect with your phone. Start shooting or recording on your phone and the receiver will start working.
To connect with a camera: Transmitters can be mounted on camera hot shoes via hot shoe adapter plates. Use a 3.5mm camera connection cable to connect the camera mic port and the 3.5mm audio output port on the receiver. Then, start recording videos on your camera and the receiver will start working.
To connect with a computer: Use a 3.5mm camera connection cable to connect the mic port of your computer with the 3.5mm audio output port of the receiver. Start recording on your computer and the receiver will start working.

Under M mode, the audio recorded by the two transmitters will be in one channel; under S mode, the audio will be separate in the left and right channels.

Link the transmitters and receiver and plug the 3.5mm earphone jack into the 3.5mm monitor port of the DJI Mic receiver and you can begin monitoring. You can also adjust monitoring volume. Slide the main screen of the receiver downward to enter the settings page. Slide to the left and click monitor gain to adjust the volume.

2.4GHz private protocol.

S: Stereo;
M: Mono;
Ms: Mono with Safety Track on
Note: If you use Safety Track, you need to separate the tracks during post-production.

You can lock the receiver screen by pressing the power button for one second and a lock icon will appear on the screen. Press again and you can unlock the screen.

No.

No.

Yes.

As this product contains magnets, it is recommended to keep it away from bank cards, pacemakers, RAM chips, and hard discs.

1. DO NOT use when wearing thick or heavy clothing (sweaters, down jackets, etc.). The transmitters could fall off due to lack of magnetic connection.
2. DO NOT use when performing strenuous exercises such as running or jumping.

1. Download the DJI Mimo App and log in with your DJI account.
2. Remove the cover of the universal port, connect DJI Pocket 2 to your phone with the smartphone adapter, and press and hold the power button or function button to power on.
3. Activation prompt will be shown automatically in DJI Mimo after the first connection.
4. Follow the in-App instructions to complete activation.

10 cm for photos and 20 cm for videos.

Single Shot, Pano, Timelapse, Motionlapse, Hyperlapse, Slow Motion (1080p @ 120/240fps), HDR Video (V1.1 firmware version or higher).

When shooting photos, videos, or slow-motion video, ActiveTrack and FaceTrack can be enabled in the following ways:
1. Via Pocket 2: Tap the touchscreen to enable ActiveTrack. FaceTrack will be enabled if a face is detected and automatically enabled if the camera is facing the user.
2. Via DJI Mimo App: Drag a box around your subject in the camera view and start tracking. Press the function button or tap on the touchscreen to exit ActiveTrack.
Note: ActiveTrack is disabled in the following scenarios: In FPV mode, shooting 4K/60fps video, shooting 4K @ 48/50/60fps video while wirelessly connected to DJI Mimo, shooting High Quality video at 4K/30fps, and shooting 8x slow motion.

1. To enter portrait mode, hold the gimbal upright and turn it 90° to the left or right.
2. To enter underslung mode, hold the gimbal upright and turn it 180° to the left or right.

For photos: Exposure, white balance, format (JPEG, RAW), focus (single, continuous);
For video: Exposure, white balance, color (normal, D-Cinelike), focus (single, continuous), channel (mono, stereo), volume, wind noise reduction;
In Timelapse mode: Exposure, white balance, format (video. video+JPEG, video+RAW), frame rate (24/25/30fps), focus (single, continuous);

1. Via DJI Pocket 2: Swipe up on the touchscreen, then select Fast Follow or Slow Follow.
2. Via DJI Mimo: Tap the gimbal setting icon on the right side of the screen, and then select Fast Follow or Slow Follow.

1. Via DJI Pocket 2: Swipe up on the touchscreen, then select Tilt Locked.
2. Via DJI Mimo: Tap the gimbal setting icon on the right side of the screen, and then select Tilt Locked.

1. Via DJI Pocket 2: Swipe down on the screen to enter Settings. Tap “Tilt Control,” and then you can control the tilt axis on the home page by scrolling up and down on the right side of the screen;
2. Via DJI Mimo: Access Camera View in the App. Use the virtual joystick on the right side of the screen to control the pan and tilt axes.
3. Via DJI Pocket 2 Mini Control Stick: Use the Mini Control Stick to control the tilt and pan axes of DJI Pocket 2.

1. Via DJI Pocket 2:
a. Swipe up on the touchscreen, then select Recenter or Flip.
b.Press the function button twice to recenter the camera, and press the function button three times to flip the camera.
2.Via DJI Mimo App: Tap the gimbal setting icon on the right side of the screen, and then select Recenter or Flip.

1. Smartphones by using a Lightning or USB-C smartphone adapter;
2. DJI Pocket Do-It-All Handle;
3.Osmo Pocket Wireless Module.

When Pro mode is off, the Directional Audio is set to All by default; When Pro mode is on, you can tap the Pro icon to switch between All, Front, and Front and Back.

Same with Osmo Pocket/Action, DJI Pocket 2 will automatically split the recording without damaging quality when it reaches 4GB.

No.

1. Via DJI Pocket 2: Swipe down on the screen to access Settings, then tap Calibration.
2. Via DJI Mimo: Tap the icon on the left of the screen, find Gimbal and Handle and then tap Gimbal Auto Calibration.
Purpose:
Calibration can reduce gimbal drift caused by human error or nearby magnetic interference. Note: Place DJI Pocket 2 on a stable and flat surface and do not touch during calibration.

No, but the DJI Pocket 2 Waterproof Case is available for underwater use at depths of up to 60 m.

DJI Pocket 2 can shoot 4K/60fps video at a bitrate of 100Mbps. Processing such an amount of data in a short time will inevitably cause heating. DJI Pocket 2 is integrated with a passive cooling solution that dissipates heat evenly, ensuring product longevity and consistent performance.

DJI Pocket 2 cannot charge iOS phones.
When connected to Andriod phones with a smartphone adaptor, DJI Pocket 2 will keep charging the phone at 5 V/500 mA. As a result, the operating time of gimbal will be shortened. To ensure long-term use, it is recommend to connect Pocket 2 with the Do-It-All Handle instead of a phone.

No.

Yes, but we recommend you use the gimbal after it is fully charged because the battery will heat up, and the service life will be shortened when it is charging and operating at the same time. You can also purchase the DJI Pocket 2 Charging Case for extended operating time.

Yes. When taking photos or videos, you can check the top left corner of the screen for available photos or video duration to take.
You can also check the remaining storage in the following situations:
1. In video mode: Remaining storage is displayed when available video duration is more than 100 minutes; available video duration is displayed when it is below 100 minutes.
2. In photo mode: Remaining storage is displayed when available photos are more than 1000; available photos are displayed when it is below 1000.

Download the video to your phone, or directly share it via the DJI Mimo App

After capturing the panorama photos while connected to DJI Mimo, each photo will be saved and stitched into a panorama. The final panorama will only be saved on your phone. If you shoot panorama photos with DJI Pocket 2 independently, you can view the panorama in Playback using DJI Mimo. If you don't find the panorama on your smartphone, download the panorama again.

DJI OM 5 main body/tripod: Composite materials
Magnetic phone clamp 2: Aluminum alloy and stainless steel
Storage pouch: Faux suede
Extension rod：Aluminum alloy

1. DJI OM 5 connects to mobile phones via Bluetooth, and works better with Bluetooth 5.0 or above. Please check and confirm your mobile phone specifications. (Note: The Bluetooth 5.0 was released by Bluetooth SIG in 2016, and increased the connection speed. )
2. The mobile phone system should be Android 8.0 or above, or iOS 12.0 or above.

1. Brand new structure, smaller size, lighter weight, and more compact and portable design;
2. Built-in extension rod;
3. Newly developed ShotGuides function;
4. Optimized intelligent tracking algorithms;
5. Brand new magnetic phone clamp 2, larger clamping range, and stronger phone protection;
6. Newly developed DJI OM fill light phone clamp.

To make the DJI OM 5 magnetic phone clamp more delicate, we use some complicated techniques such as mirror-polished finish. Additionally, due to its user-friendly quick-release design, there will be scratches after attaching and removing the clamp repeatedly.
Our engineers have performed strict life-cycle tests on the magnetic phone clamp, and ensure that the scratches produced within warranty will not affect the normal performance and functions of OM 5.

DJI OM 5 will not affect the performance of the phone attached to it. However, some phones may require calibration after mounting. Please follow the prompts shown in the app to calibrate the device.
The magnetic design may influence other magnetic products. Do not put OM 5 near a bank card, cardiac pacemaker, RAM chips, hard drive, or similar devices.

Please make sure that the magnetic phone clamp is fitted in place before using DJI OM 5. Additionally, avoid using the device when doing highly active sports, and be careful not to drop the phone.
Align the dots on the phone clamp and the roll motor of the gimbal. After attaching your phone onto the gimbal, rotate the roll motor and make sure the phone and gimbal are locked.

1. Turn off your DJI OM 5;
2. Clear the paired devices in the Bluetooth settings of your smartphone. Disable and then enable the Bluetooth of the smartphone;
3. Restart DJI Mimo.

Due to wide-angle lenses and/or irregular phone sizes (for example, those of Huawei P40, and Huawei Mate 20 Pro), some users may see the gimbal in their camera view.
[Solution]
1. Adjust the position of the Magnetic Phone Clamp, moving it away from the camera until the gimbal is not visible in the camera's view (applicable to iPhone 11 Pro, OPPO realme X2 Pro, OPPO Reno 2, Samsung S10+, etc.).
2. When used with DJI OM 5, some mobile phones have to be clamped at upper third of the phone body for balancing, which, however, makes the gimbal become powerless. When using a P40 with DJI OM 5, we recommend that you increase the wide-angle rate. After testing, we found that the gimbal is invisible in the frame when using P40 at 0.8X.

Yes. Connect your phone to DJI OM 5, launch the DJI Mimo app, tap the gesture icon next to the shutter, and tap (?) to view detailed instructions.
DJI OM 5 also supports controlling with a palm or V gesture.

There are three ways to use ActiveTrack:
1. Press the trigger to track the subject in the middle of the frame automatically;
2. Manually select and track the subject in the app interface;
3. Enable Gesture Control, and perform a palm or V gesture to begin tracking, take a photo, or record a video.

1. Power on DJI OM 5, and press the composition button twice to switch between the two orientations.
2. You can also switch between portrait and landscape by rotating the gimbal (roll axis) manually.

Power on DJI OM 5 and press the M button twice to enter Standby mode.
Once standby mode is enabled, press any button to exit the mode.

When the gimbal is in video or slow motion mode, go to "Settings" -> "Gimbal", and enable "SpinShot". Use the joystick to complete a shot with your smartphone spinning.

Go to Story mode in the live camera view and select Custom Story.

Tap DynamicZoom mode in the live camera view in DJI Mimo, and start using this function by walking steadily forward or backward.

No. Due to its powerful motors, accurate balancing is not needed for DJI OM 5. When using the Magnetic Phone Clamp, you only need to keep it approximately in the middle of the phone.

When OM 5 is powered on, press and hold the Trigger button to lock the gimbal, and it will not move following the handle.

After powering on DJI OM 5, press the Trigger button twice quickly to recenter the gimbal.

1. Check if the phone has been properly mounted onto the gimbal;
2. Perform Gimbal Auto Calibration;
3. If the issue remains after the auto calibration is complete, perform Horizontal Gimbal Adjustment in the DJI Mimo a

No.

ShotGuides inspires creation by providing shooting ideas and techniques, which help users generate videos quickly. It supports shooting portraits, pets, city views, natural sceneries, lifestyles, sports, and birthday and wedding gatherings. Additionally, it will intelligently recommend a template according to the shooting materials, making it easy for users to record and generate their videos.

Yes.

1. Timelapse is suitable for recording the passing of time at a fixed scene by mounting DJI OM 5 on a tripod or base.
2. Motionlapse allows users to record a moving timelapse video by setting camera points.
3. Hyperlapse allows users to record everything passing by as they hold the gimbal and walk. ActiveTrack 4.0 provides more options for flexible shooting.

1. For iPhones, tap the camera icon to adjust ISO, shutter speed, EV, or to change the white balance in settings;
2. For Android phones, due to compatibility differences among manufacturers, only some models support the manual adjustment of camera parameters at this time.

No.

Yes.

Yes, DJI Mimo supports setting three speed levels: low, mid, and fast.

Yes. However, the maximum video resolution depends on your phone’s camera. Please visit the official DJI website for the full compatibility list.

Path (Timelapse) does not support manual zoom, but you can adjust other general parameters.

2-4 points. (Note: DJI OM 5 supports switching between Portrait and Landscape orientation.)

Yes. You can enable the “Save Pano Original” function in the camera settings under Pano mode.

Yes. Some smartphones support shooting single shot photos or 1080p or 720p videos with Glamour Effects enabled.
iPhone 12 series products support shooting HDR videos with Glamour enabled.

No. However, when used with other apps, DJI OM 5 can help stabilize the mobile phone.

Yes.

It supports all lenses on iPhone devices. You can choose whichever one you need.
For Android devices, it depends on the camera of your phone. Generally, it supports the main camera and ultra-wide-angle cameras on most smartphones.

There are three different panoramas, all of which support landscape and portrait shooting:
1. 3×3 Panorama automatically takes and stitches together nine photos;
2. 240° Panorama automatically takes and merges seven photos;
3. CloneMe Pano automatically takes and merges three photos.

Yes. You can enable the “Save Pano Original” function in the camera settings under Pano mode, which is exactly the same as DJI OM 4.

iOS will save the photos and videos to the album. Android will save photos and videos in storage or on a microSD card.

No.

The battery life of DJI OM 5 is about 6.4 hours*. When using a 5V/2A charger, the charging duration is about 1.5 hours. *The above values are tested under ideal conditions.

No.

No.

No.

Yes.