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Compact stabilizer for DJI Osmo Mobile 3 smartphones

17.08.2019

Manufacturer of drones and video equipment, DJI has introduced a new handheld gimbal for smartphones Osmo Mobile 3. Compared to previous models, it has become lighter, more compact and more functional.

The main change is a new foldable design that allows you to take the gimbal with you, placing it in a small purse or backpack. When folded, the dimensions of Osmo Mobile 3 are only 157x130x46 mm. At the same time, the manufacturer did not save on functions, moreover, he returned the power button, which was in the first generation Osmo Mobile.

The controls have been simplified to make it easier to use with one hand, and the foldable design allows quick access to all ports. The battery life is 15 hours, which is about the same as the previous model. It takes 2,5 hours to fully charge.

The company noted that the lack of the ability to fold the Osmo Mobile stabilizers of the first two generations was one of the most common complaints, along with the difficulties users encountered when switching the smartphone orientation from vertical to horizontal and vice versa. Osmo Mobile 3 has solved these problems.

DJI is using some of the smart features it has developed for its drones in the new gimbal. In addition to special modes for various shooting scenarios, Osmo Mobile 3 supports the Active Track tracking system based on machine learning and computer vision algorithms. In addition, there are features such as single-frame shooting, slow motion mode, panorama, gesture control and a scene mode that automatically edits the footage. All functions of the gadget are available in the DJI Mimo mobile app.

Osmo Mobile 3 is available now for $119. A set with a tripod and a carrying case will cost $139.

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