The OM 5 features Bluetooth 5 control and syncs up with the DJI Mimo app to provide multiple shooting modes and functions, including Sport, Portrait, Underslung, Landscape, Time-Lapse, DynamicZoom (Dolly Zoom), Hyperlapse, Panorama, enhanced “CloneMe” Panorama, Slow-Motion, Inception-style spin (SpinShot), and a Sport mode for fast-action shooting. In addition to using the joystick controls on the handle, you can also use hand gestures to control the gimbal to track your movement, take a selfie, or start/stop your smartphone camera, so you don’t have to press the record button or touch any controls. It can also automatically track body shapes to track human subjects without the need to make a manual selection with the latest ActiveTrack 4.0. You can mount any smartphone up to 3.3″ wide in its phone cradle, and its magnetic phone holder and smartphone magnetic ring allow for simple and fast mounting and unmounting. The integrated intelligent sensor even tells you when your smartphone is mounted. The built-in battery runtime is approximately 6.4 hours, and it takes approximately 1.5 hours to charge using the included USB Type-C cable. The bottom of the gimbal handle features a 1/4″-20 mounting thread to mount the gimbal on the included grip tripod or other accessory. A storage pouch and wrist strap are also included with the gimbal. Key Features Extension rod for additional 8.5″ length Supports up to 3.3″ wide smartphones Magnetic smartphone mount with intelligent sensor Ultracompact, foldable design with redesigned comfort handgrip High-torque motor Easy to balance Controllable range: -161.2 to 172.08° pan / -101.46 to 229.54° tilt / -127.05 to 208.95° roll Bluetooth 5.0 support Controllable speed: 120°/s max Built-in battery: Up to 6.5-hour runtime / 7.74Wh capacity, 1000mAh 1/4″-20 tripod mounting thread USB Type-C power input Grip tripod included DJI Mimo App ActiveTrack 4.0 technology built into the app allows the OM 5 to automatically keep your phone facing you as you move Gesture control: Reads certain hand gestures to take a still, record video, or track a subject Body shape recognition for more accurate tracking of a person New Sport mode for faster movements Modes/Functions: Standard, Portrait, Underslung, Flashlight, Time-Lapse, Hyperlapse, and Panorama Live stream moments using YouTube Live Take one-second-long exposures to produce light trails, star trails, and dramatically blurred cars without a tripod
