DJI OSMO Mobile 2 Gimbal SetUp Manual Guide for iPhone

DJI OSMO Mobile 2 Gimbal for iPhone
Overview
Made for the storyteller in you, the DJI OSMO Mobile 2 Gimbal for iPhone is a handheld stabilizer that works with the DJI GO app to turn your iPhone into a smart motion camera. It makes everything you shoot look smooth, professional, and ready to share. OSMO Mobile 2 automatically tracks your subject, captures stunning motion timelapses, or even streams a moment live around the globe. It also offers the freedom of a lighter design, more intelligent functions, and a longer-lasting battery.
Be in the moment
ActiveTrack technology built into the DJI GO app allows the OSMO Mobile to automatically keep your iPhone facing you as you move. You no longer have to choose between recording a moment or taking part in it.
Effortlessly smooth video
If you've ever walked around while shooting video with your iPhone, you'll know how hard it is to keep your camera still. OSMO Mobile smooths and even cancels out the movements you make, stopping camera shake and turning every shot into cinematic video.
Time in motion
Turn everyday situations into memorable moments with Timelapse. Shoot blooming flowers and rolling clouds, recording all their movements in a stable shot. For an even more dynamic effect, Motion Timelapse lets you move with the camera while creating equally smooth video.
Cinematic zoom control
For aspiring filmmakers, a new built-in zoom slider lets you completely operate your iPhone camera from the handle with more fluid, cinematic zoom. You can even produce dolly zoom-a visual effect that only professional film sets could produce.
Reveal a bigger world with panoramas
Relive breathtaking landscapes with high-definition panoramas. The Osmo Mobile 2 moves automatically to capture multiple photos then stitches them together to create a seamless image. You can also set your iPhone camera to Landscape or Portrait mode, giving you ideal options for every picture.
All-new portrait mode
The Osmo 2 Mobile now allows you to mount your iPhone in Portrait mode. As the default orientation for live streaming apps, Portrait mode also helps you take landscape panoramas and supports all shooting modes and functions.
Designed for hours of live streaming
Go live with up to 15 hours of battery life. The Osmo Mobile 2 can also charge your iPhone for hours of streaming.
Highlights
Easily shoot smooth, cinematic video with your iPhone
Get started quickly-just snap in your iPhone, then shoot, share, or livestream with DJI GO app
ActiveTrack automatically keeps you in the shot as you move
Shoot timelapses like a pro with just a few taps on the screen
Take long exposures without a tripod
Landscape and Portrait panoramas stitch together multiple photos for a seamless HD image
Battery supports up to 15 hours* of continuous use and can charge your iPhone
What’s in the Box
DJI OSMO Mobile 2 Gimbal for iPhone
Power cable
Quick start guide
Tech Specs
Batteries: Rechargeable Lithium Ion
Manufacturer Information
Part Number
Mfr. Part Number: CP.ZM.00000064.01
UPC or EAN No.: 190021308411
Warranty
Note: Products sold through this website that do not bear the Apple Brand name are serviced and supported exclusively by their manufacturers in accordance with terms and conditions packaged with the products. Apple’s Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Please contact the manufacturer directly for technical support and customer service.
Warranty: One year
Manufacturer Note
*Under ideal conditions with the gimbal fully balanced.

[@DavidToback]

You know what you’re right, my apologies. I confused it with the vertical balance as that’s what I was looking for videos on because mine won’t work now. Just a suggestion, might want to work on your defensive responses. If your channel is about helping and teaching people about tech, you could provide positive responses to inform and educate. Best of luck

[@TechandDesign]

You are correct. I was just letting a little steam off since you got no idea how many people comment on sooooo many videos saying that it’s “wrong” or “incorrect” when everything in the video is fine. I just don’t want other viewers thinking that the video is wrong just becuase a few people have no idea what they are talking about. By the way I like your Cisco training video

[@DavidToback]

Tech & Design gotcha 👍🏼 thanks! I’m the voice of the guy with the hard hat haha. Was a fun one to work on.

[@DavidToback]

@@TechandDesign so check this out. DJI's video for balancing, go to about the :45 mark and watch. This is why I was confused. The instruction manual contradicts the video, but the video shows placing the phone face down to finish the balancing. Trying to figure out how the hell to balance vertically properly and be able to not see the gimble arm in the rear facing camera on my iPhoneX...so frustrating

[@winwinmilieudefensie7757]

the gimble works fine without the app

[@DDsEditing_]

Thank you this was very helpful👍

[@dgod0190]

Can it balance ip13 pro max?

[@woutervernaillen7495]

why does my gimball constantly turn off the second i turn it on..? i don't knoiw why but i charged it for 4 hours or so and it just stops working i dont see any light or something

[@dynamdan]

You aren’t holding the power button long enough. It’s just showing you battery life

[@Stagmike]

Is it good for iPhone 13?

[@gaffeTV]

their app and stuff ... pain in the ***

[@DavidToback]

You didn’t balance it correctly at all. Phone is supposed to face screen down first.

[@TechandDesign]

Wrong

[@DavidToback]

I don’t know, that’s what the instructions and the DJI app say 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@TechandDesign]

Once again I get comments from people that don’t even have or know about the product. Don’t worry you are not alone. Everyone like to have an apinion even when they don’t know

[@shanegonsalves7315]

#thednbmusic