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05-21-2021, 11:37 AM
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Any gimble experts here?
I've got a new gimble and I've been trying to experiment filming with a phone.
But I'm encountering a problem trying to turn off the autofocus. I don't have the problem when I use the phone without the gimble. Autofocus has it's place but most of the time I prefer more control when I'm video recording something. The gimble is DJI OSMOMOBILE 3 The software that the gimble uses is DJI MIMO
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05-22-2021, 06:55 PM
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In Mimo search through the settings on the software. Should be an autofocus setting to change AF-S or AF-C. I have an Osmo mobile pocket. So same software.
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