DJI Osmo Mobile SE Smartphone Gimbal with 3-Axis Stabilization

Description

DJI Osmo Mobile SE Smartphone Gimbal with 3-Axis Stabilization

The DJI Osmo Mobile SE Smartphone Gimbal stabilizer enhances stability and enables you to move your footage more creatively by having a smaller form factor and a longer battery life than its predecessor. More shooting modes and features are available when using the DJI Mimo app thanks to the improved Bluetooth 5.1 connection. The OM Magnetic Phone Clamp 3 is another feature of the SE that enables the rig to support cellphones up to 3.3" broad. The gimbal can support weights up to 10.2 oz overall. A grip tripod, power cord, and storage pouch are all included with the gimbal so you can take it with you wherever you go.

ActiveTrack 5.0

The DJI Osmo Mobile SE Smartphone Gimbal Upgraded ActiveTrack 5.0 enhances stability over greater distances and supports front camera tracking from both side orientations and while spinning. Built-in 3-axis gimbal motors produce smooth video even when they are operating with lossless delivery.

Bluetooth 5.1 for Remote Control

The DJI Osmo Mobile SE Smartphone Gimbal Integrated Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity allows you to control your gimbal from your smartphone with the DJI Mimo app. Tutorials provide intuitive instructions and guides to execute your creative vision. Toggle between modes like Timelapse, Dynamic Zoom, and Panorama. When touching your screen or controls is inefficient, Gesture Control has your back for easy group photos or selfies. Once finished, LightCut can help you edit your videos or photos with embedded AI-powered templates.

Timelapse, Motion lapse, Hyperlapse

The DJI Osmo Mobile SE Smartphone Gimbal With the grip tripod, place your gimbal on a level surface and start a timelapse of the view of your choice. During your timelapse, use Motionlapse to pre-set a gimbal path for subtle, dynamic movement. Using hyper-lapse, you may quickly and steadily capture motion. You may make compilation videos using the DJI Mimo app's templates by selecting footage to emphasize.

Gimbal Modes

This Gimbal modes refer to the different settings available on a camera gimbal that control its movement and orientation while shooting. One of the most common modes is the "Follow" mode, in which the camera view follows the gimbal's pan and tilt movements while remaining stable during rolls. This mode is useful for capturing smooth, steady footage while tracking a subject's movement. Another popular mode is "Tilt Locked," which allows the camera view to only follow the gimbal's pan movement while remaining stable during tilts and rolls. This mode is useful when filming a subject that is stationary or when the camera needs to stay level while the gimbal moves. The "FPV" mode is a more advanced setting that allows all three axes of the gimbal to follow the movement of the main body. This mode is commonly used in drone or action camera footage, where the camera needs to follow the movement of the user. The "SpinShot" mode allows the user to control the rotation of the gimbal by pushing the joystick left or right. This mode is useful when filming panoramic shots or when the user wants to add a dynamic element to their footage. Compact and Portable. Fold the Mobile SE down to a compact form factor capable of fitting in your pocket. Its magnetic phone clamp easily detaches when not in use and is capable of fitting around your phone while in its case.

Onboard Control

The DJI Osmo Mobile SE Smartphone Gimbal's straightforward, easy-to-reach controls let you control all three axes while holding the gimbal. You may check the gimbal mode, system status indicator, and battery level using the built-in status screen. The mode button alternates among the four gimbal modes. Adjustments are made quickly at a maximum control speed of 120°/s. At the push of a button, switch between portrait and landscape orientations.