The 5 Gimbal Modes of the DJI OSMO Pocket 3

[@qbryunhim]

Thank you very much for the detailed description of the DJI OSMO Pocket 3 camera.

[@downundervlogs]

It is always to get great tips explained in layman's terms.

[@spaddon]

Glad you think so! Thanks!

[@easygoingguy]

Thank you that was a big help.

[@spaddon]

Glad it helped!

[@ianmoon8764]

I really enjoyed the picture in picture view to help describe the modes

[@spaddon]

Thank you for watching Ian- I hope you found it useful!

[@balagopalunni]

Perfect. Thank you.

[@TomKaszuba]

Very helpful. Thank you very much.

[@momentsforclarity-ul1ng]

Thanks Tom!

[@BlueViking70]

Thank you, very helpful.👍

[@spaddon]

Thank you!

[@FfilmiauFflur]

You forgot to mention that in Tilt Lock mode, the gimbal can act like a jib arm - you can start low and elevate to get some really interesting shots as the frame will always remain horizontal. Mount the Osmo on a pole, such as a monopod, and you can get some great sweeping shots.
For me, I think that Tilt Lock is the best mode of the lot.

[@spaddon]

Good point- thank you!

[@Mrveescuba]

nice one.can you tell me about the lrf files and if i can create only mp4 i mean in every clip i have 2 files mp4 and same clip as lrf??

[@spaddon]

Yes- the LRF files are automatically generated low-resolution versions of the main files, which the Mimo app uses to show you what you have recorded. They are safe to delete! As far as I know, there is no way to turn them off- so ignore them. I hope this helps!

[@qbukhari]

Mode 5 should have been available in menu options too
Holding down joystick button is not good enough

[@spaddon]

I Agree! I often forget about it, as it is not in the menu!

[@qyaig]

Thanks

[@limitlesswave]

No mention of the Spin Shot

[@spaddon]

That’s right- as you said, the spin shot is a shot, not a mode. That is also why I have not included slo-mo or Timelapse.