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RinguPingu @RinguPingu@masto.ai
3y
Bought a DJI OM 6 gimbal to use when filming on hikes/bike trips. Felt it would be a perfect fit, as the gimbal is really portable and provides that extra bit of quality to my S22's already solid video.

Turns out the DJI Mimo app has
dreadful Android support; video is locked to 30 FPS, and there are no manual controls in photo mode.
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could use the native camera app, but then I'd lose the auto tracking, and the zoom wheel and record button would be useless.
Total dealbreaker, returning it.
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The Eldritch Rain Eldritchness @rain@an.eldritch.gift
3y
@RinguPingu Because I forgot that you don't see reactions: ​:blobfoxshock:​
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RinguPingu @RinguPingu@masto.ai
3y
@rain I am unreasonably angry about this. And it's apparently the same for all the other brands that make gimbals of this kind.
Without being privy to why there's nothing even resembling feature parity between Android and iOS, it feels absolutely infuriating
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The Eldritch Rain Eldritchness @rain@an.eldritch.gift
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@RinguPingu That really sucks :(
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