"It now includes a detachable remote control with a screen that lets you capture video remotely when there's no one else around to hit the "record" button. It also features DJI's latest tracking tech that will help you keep your subject centered in the frame, even in a crowd of people."
"The biggest change is in the handle, which holds a detachable "Frametap" remote control with a built-in screen, joystick controller and record button. It lets you tilt and rotate the gimbal and activate smartphone camera recording from over 150 feet away. Battery life remains at 10 hours and, as before, you can use the gimbal as a phone charger in a pinch."
"The screen mirrors what you see on your smartphone, so you if you're taking video of yourself, you can easily adjust the composition. Better still, if you're vlogging with the higher-quality rear cameras and can't see the phone's screen, you can use the remote to see yourself and stop or start recording."
"The Multifunctional Module 2 pairs with the Osmo Mobile 8P and uses a built-in camera to track people, pets and even general objects like cars and landmarks to keep them centered. That works with DJI's new ActiveTrack 8.0 via the Mimo app (or other third-party camera apps), keeping subjects centered even in a"
DJI introduced the Osmo Mobile 8P smartphone gimbal for solo creators. The gimbal includes a detachable Frametap remote with a built-in screen, joystick controls, and a record button for starting and stopping recording from over 150 feet away. The remote mirrors the smartphone view, enabling composition adjustments when filming yourself or when the phone screen is hard to see. The gimbal supports subject tracking using DJI’s latest technology, keeping people, pets, and objects centered. Tracking works with iPhones via Apple DockKit and Android via the optional Multifunctional Module 2, using the Mimo app and ActiveTrack 8.0. Battery life is rated at 10 hours, and the gimbal can charge a phone in a pinch.
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