DJI OM 5 Camera View

 DJI OM 5 Camera View

DJI OM 5 - Camera View

  1. Home
     Tap to return to the home screen.
  2. ShotGuides
     ShotGuides provide step-by-step shooting tutorials according to the scenario and helps users to generate a video.
  3. ActiveTrack Select Box
     ActiveTrack 4.0 has been optimized for tracking human subjects with a head and shoulder model along with face detection using deep learning algorithms. The subject will remain in the center of the camera view by default. The camera view can be adjusted manually. There are three ways to use ActiveTrack 4.0:
    a. Drag a box on the screen in the camera view in DJI Mimo. A green box around the subject indicates ActiveTrack 4.0 is successfully enabled. Tap the X icon on the top corner to stop tracking.
    b. Enable Gesture Control in DJI Mimo and perform a palm or V gesture for one to two seconds when facing the camera. The back camera will detect the nearest head and shoulders and start to track the subject. The front camera will detect the nearest face and start to track the subject.
    The differences between the head and shoulder tracking and face tracking are that head and shoulder tracking supports 360° tracking while face tracking does not. Also, the detection range of the cameras are different. The detection range between the back camera and the gesture is 0.5 to 4 m, and the distance between the front camera and the gesture is 0.5 to 2 m. Note that ActiveTrack 4.0 may consume more power and cause the temperature of the mobile phone to increase.
    dji-OK100-OM-4-Smartphone-Gimbal-Face-Detectionc. Press the trigger once to start or stop ActiveTrack 4.0. When using ActiveTrack 4.0, move the joystick to adjust the camera view. Perform a palm or V gesture to stop recording.
  4. Gimbal Battery Level
     Displays the current battery level of the gimbal.
  5. Mobile Phone Battery Level
     Displays the current battery level of the mobile phone.
  6. Flash
     Displays the flash status.
  7. Gimbal Mode
     Displays the current gimbal mode: Follow, Tilt Locked, FPV, or SpinShot.
  8. Front/Back Camera Switch
     Tap to switch between the front and back cameras of your mobile phone.
  9. Shooting Modes
    Scroll to select the shooting mode.
    Hyperlapse: enable to shoot a Timelapse photo while moving the mobile phone. Tap the shutter button to begin.
    Timelapse: there are four types of timelapse (Fixed Angle, L to R, R to L, and Custom Motion). After selecting the timelapse, tap the settings at the top of the screen. For Fixed Angle, L to R, and R to L, set the interval and duration and start to shoot. For Custom Motion, select up to four positions and the gimbal will move to each position in sequence.
    DynamicZoom: choose from Move Out and Move In mode. After selecting a mode, drag a box to select a subject, and tap the shutter button to start shooting.
    Slow Motion: tap to shoot video at 4x and 8x slow motion. Video: tap to shoot a normal video.
    Photos: tap to take a single shot photo. Press and hold for burst shooting.
    Pano: tap to take a 3×3, 240°, or CloneMe panorama photo.
    Story: provides several templates for recording video.
  10. Shutter Button
     Tap to take a photo or to start or stop recording video.
  11. Gesture Control Switch
     OFF Tap to access Gesture Control settings.
  12. Playback
     Tap to preview photos and videos.
  13. Zoom
     Place two fingers on the screen and move them apart to zoom in or move them together to zoom out.
  14. Shooting Parameters
     Displays the shutter speed, ISO, and EV values.
  15. Settings
     Camera Settings…
    The settings vary depending on the shooting mode. Note that the flash, white balance, and grid settings are only available when using the back camera. For iOS devices, Selfie Flip is available when using the front camera in photo and video mode. For Android devices, Selfie Flip is only available in photo mode.
    Gimbal Settings
     Gimbal Mode
    a. Follow: pan and tilt axes follow.
    b. Tilt Locked: only the pan axis follows.
    c. FPV: pan, tilt, and roll axes follow.
    d. SpinShot: pan, tilt, and roll axes follow. The joystick can be used to control the roll axis rotation.
    Sport Mode Switch: tap to enable or disable Sport mode. In Sport Mode, the follow speed of the gimbal increases greatly. It is suitable for shooting in scenarios where subjects move suddenly and at fast speeds.
    Zoom Speed: tap to set the zoom speed when using the zoom slider. Joystick Speed: tap to set the maximum speed when controlling the joystick. There are Fast, Medium, and Slow options.
    Joystick Control Direction: choose from Free and Horiz/Vert. Free enables the gimbal to be controlled in horizontal and vertical direction simultaneously. Horiz/Vert enables the gimbal to be controlled in a horizontal or vertical direction. Invert Pan Control: after enabling this feature, the pan axis movement direction is the reverse of the previous direction. Invert Tilt Control: after enabling this feature, the tilt axis movement direction is the reverse of the previous direction. Press M Button: switch between photo and video mode or enter/exit the quick menu. The function can be set by the user. Gimbal Auto Calibration: reduces drift caused by nearby magnetic interference or human error. Before calibrating, place DJI OM 5 on a flat surface using a tripod. Do not touch the gimbal during calibration. Horizontal Gimbal Adjustment: make sure the magnetic phone clamp is level before adjusting the gimbal.
     General Settings
    Includes information such as Device Management, Device Name, Firmware Version, and Serial Number.
  16. Shooting Parameters Settings
    Shooting Modes Settings
    Hyperlapse Resolution and FPS, Speed, ISO, Shutter, and EV
    Timelapse Resolution and FPS, Video Frame Rate, ISO, Shutter, and EV
    Dynamic Zoom Glamour Effects, Video Frame Rate, ISO, Shutter, and EV
    Slow Motion ISO, Shutter, and EV
    Video Glamour Effects, Video Frame Rate, ISO, Shutter, and EV
    Photos Glamour Effects, Count Down, ISO, Shutter, and EV
    Pano 3×3, 240°, and CloneMe Pano, Count Down, ISO, Shutter, and EV
  •  When enabling Glamour Effects, the max video resolution is 1080p.
  • Shooting parameter settings vary depending on the model of the mobile phone. Refer to the Mobile Phone Compatibility List (www.dji.com/om-5/downloads) for more information.

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