DJI has just launched the DJI Osmo Mobile 6, a portable device that helps you push your smartphone’s image and video capturing to its limits. The device boasts new features like enhanced software capabilities alongside improved ergonomics and compatibility with larger phones.
“Whether you’re outdoors camping with the family or at home with a group of friends, everyone wants to explore their creativity and capture the moment in a unique way. A DJI Osmo Mobile stabilizer is the perfect companion to push the limitations of any smartphone camera and the Osmo Mobile 6 is the best we’ve ever made.”
Paul Pan, DJI Senior Product Line Manager
DJI Osmo Mobile 6 features
Portability – building on the success of its predecessor, the DJI Osmo Mobile 6 features a new ergonomically designed handle and a larger clamp that can hold phones including their cases. It also only weighs 300g and comes with a built-in extension rod.
In addition, three motors and DJI’s algorithms enhance stability when shooting photos and videos with your smartphone.
Quick Launch – this feature is available for iPhone users. Once you attach your iPhone the Mimo app is automatically triggered and automatically brings you to the camera view making it three times faster than previous iterations.
ActiveTrack 5.0 – this feature offers more stable tracking at longer distances and also allows your front camera to track subjects that turn to the side or spin.
Easy to Operate – the built-in status panel and Mode button, checking the battery level, and switching between the four gimbal modes is as easy as 1, 2, 3, 4. A quick tap on the M button and you can cycle between:
- Follow: In Follow mode, the camera view follows the gimbal’s pan and tilt movements and stays level during rolls. This mode is suitable for shooting up, down, and diagonally.
- Tilt Lock: The camera view only follows the gimbal’s pan movement and stays stable during tilts and rolls — ideal for shooting horizontally or moving around a subject.
- FPV: In FPV mode, all three axes of the gimbal follow the movement of the handle. This is wonderful for dynamic filming of still subjects like landmarks, buildings, or statues.
- SpinShot: Push the joystick to the left or right to control the rotation of the camera view and create dynamic footage. It’s perfect for shooting push, pull, and high-angle shots.
Side Wheel – Roll the wheel to adjust the focal length for flexible composition and zoom in and out with buttery smoothness thus making it easy to create cinematic-looking shots.
Intelligent Features –
- Timelapse: Warp time and space with Timelapse, Motionlapse, and Hyperlapse. With these three simple templates, beautiful moments can be blended into impressive clips.
- DynamicZoom: Use Move In and Move Out modes to get stretching and compressing visual effects, creating blockbuster footage with just your phone.
- Gesture Control: Snapping a pic or starting a video has never been this convenient. Simple gestures make taking a selfie or a group photo easy. 1 Tested when following a single subject.
- Panorama: Three different panorama modes – 3×3, 240°, and CloneMe – are available to help capture those stunning landscapes or unique compositions.
- Story Mode: Various templates help to combine camera movements, transitions, soundtracks, and more for users to share eye-catching videos with one effortless tap, or a custom template can be created.
The DJI Osmo Mobile 6 is supported by the Mimo app and also the LighCut app that helps you along your content creation journey and your image or video editing needs.
DJI Osmo Mobile 6 Pricing and Availability
The DJI Osmo Mobile 6 is priced at USD 159 (around PHP 9,400). This includes a magnetic clamp, tripod, power cable, and storage pouch. You can purchase it on DJI’s website.
For more information about the DJI Osmo Mobile 6, click here.
*Prices in PHP are direct conversions using the exchange rate at the time the content was published. These are not indicative of actual local pricing and don’t include additional costs like taxes, etc.
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