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What's New?
- Added D-Log M (10 bit) and HLG (10 bit) mode when shooting in slow motion. This allows the user to capture scenes in greater detail, giving more flexibility in post-production. (Only available for 120fps.)
- Added Built-in Mic Audio Backup function in Settings. When enabled, the camera will record audio through the built-in microphone and save it as a separate in .wav format audio file, which can be used to pick up environment sound when connected to a DJI Mic 2 transmitter or an external microphone. (This function is not available for low-light mode at 4K 30/25fps or slow motion at 4K 4x (120fps) D-Log M/HLG.)
- Added support for recording 1080P 50/60fps video in webcam mode. When in webcam mode, swipe up to set the frame rate. Users can set the camera output frame rate to 25 or 30fps and change the PAL/NTSC format of the recorded video on the computer.
- Added support for Selfie Flip in timelapse shooting mode.
- Added auto-power-off function. When a transmitter is not connected to a device and is not recording independently for more than 15 minutes, the transmitter will automatically power off.
- Optimized DJI Mic 2 transmitter performance and connection stability.
- Added 2.35:1 Guides (reference lines) in Settings.
- Fixed some minor bugs.
Notes:
1. Connect the battery handle to the Osmo Pocket 3 to update the firmware. The battery handle will be automatically updated to the latest version of the firmware.
2. Connect the DJI Mic 2 transmitter to a computer to update the firmware. Follow the steps below to update:
a) Download firmware v04.02.01.13 or later from the official DJI website (https://www.dji.com/cn/osmo-pocket-3/downloads).
b) Make sure the transmitter is powered on. Connect the transmitter to a computer using the UCB-C cable.
c) Place the downloaded firmware update package .bin file under the root directory for the transmitter.
d) The transmitter firmware updates will start automatically after disconnecting the transmitter from the computer. During the transmitter updating process, the system status LED will flash red and green. After the firmware update is complete, check the firmware version on a camera to ensure the firmware has been updated successfully.
3. If the update fails, follow the steps for troubleshooting.
a) Restart Osmo Pocket 3 and DJI Mimo.
b) Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the mobile device.
c) Connect Osmo Pocket 3 to DJI Mimo and try the update again.
- Contact DJI Support if the update fails again.
- Added D-Log M (10 bit) and HLG (10 bit) mode when shooting in slow motion. This allows the user to capture scenes in greater detail, giving more flexibility in post-production. (Only available for 120fps.)
- Added Built-in Mic Audio Backup function in Settings. When enabled, the camera will record audio through the built-in microphone and save it as a separate in .wav format audio file, which can be used to pick up environment sound when connected to a DJI Mic 2 transmitter or an external microphone. (This function is not available for low-light mode at 4K 30/25fps or slow motion at 4K 4x (120fps) D-Log M/HLG.)
- Added support for recording 1080P 50/60fps video in webcam mode. When in webcam mode, swipe up to set the frame rate. Users can set the camera output frame rate to 25 or 30fps and change the PAL/NTSC format of the recorded video on the computer.
- Added support for Selfie Flip in timelapse shooting mode.
- Added auto-power-off function. When a transmitter is not connected to a device and is not recording independently for more than 15 minutes, the transmitter will automatically power off.
- Optimized DJI Mic 2 transmitter performance and connection stability.
- Added 2.35:1 Guides (reference lines) in Settings.
- Fixed some minor bugs.
Notes:
1. Connect the battery handle to the Osmo Pocket 3 to update the firmware. The battery handle will be automatically updated to the latest version of the firmware.
2. Connect the DJI Mic 2 transmitter to a computer to update the firmware. Follow the steps below to update:
a) Download firmware v04.02.01.13 or later from the official DJI website (https://www.dji.com/cn/osmo-pocket-3/downloads).
b) Make sure the transmitter is powered on. Connect the transmitter to a computer using the UCB-C cable.
c) Place the downloaded firmware update package .bin file under the root directory for the transmitter.
d) The transmitter firmware updates will start automatically after disconnecting the transmitter from the computer. During the transmitter updating process, the system status LED will flash red and green. After the firmware update is complete, check the firmware version on a camera to ensure the firmware has been updated successfully.
3. If the update fails, follow the steps for troubleshooting.
a) Restart Osmo Pocket 3 and DJI Mimo.
b) Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the mobile device.
c) Connect Osmo Pocket 3 to DJI Mimo and try the update again.
- Contact DJI Support if the update fails again.