Over the years, content creation has taken on a wide variety of formats, each with its own set of difficulties. Due to a lack of stabilization, shaky footage is a regular problem for professionals who use cell phones, especially if the user must move around when filming for vlogging, social networking, or other similar purposes.
For situations like these, the DJI Osmo Mobile 6 offers a convenient, portable alternative. The Osmo Mobile 5 has a nearly identical design to its predecessor and features an 8.24-inch stereoscopic arm, a six-hour battery life estimate, and an amazing display of stability.
The gimbal can seem a bit excessive to casual videographers when compared to the capable stabilization that flagship models can currently afford with ease. With its adjustable reach, it does offer a benefit over smartphones and is more useful for shooting group photographs or several subjects.
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But there are several places that may use work. Gesture control isn’t the best option for people who depend on or use a lot of gestures because a video recording is started every time the Osmo Mobile 6 picks them up. This is in addition to the limited features of DJI’s companion app. While it does quickly recalibrate, there are times when it also becomes janky, losing track of subjects and failing to maintain them in the frame.
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