1. If the Osmo Pocket is used as a standalone device: Double-tap the object or area on the screen to turn on ActiveTrack. After the device is switched to selfie mode, Face Track will be automatically turned on.
2. If the Osmo Pocket is used with the DJI Mimo App: Select the area on the mobile device's screen to enable ActiveTrack.

No

No

1. If the Osmo Pocket is used as a standalone device: Swipe down on the main screen to enter the System Settings and tap the Calibration button to calibrate the gimbal.
2. If the Osmo Pocket is used with the DJI Mimo App: Connect the App, tap the three dots on the bottom left of the shooting interface, then tap the ""Calibration"" button in the gimbal and handle settings to start the gimbal calibration.

1. If the Osmo Pocket is used as a standalone device: Swipe down on the main screen to enter the System Settings and tap Tilt Control. Then go to the home screen and move up and down to control the tilt axis.
2. If the Osmo Pocket is used with the DJI Mimo App: Connect the App and move the icon shown on the right of the screen to make the gimbal move up, down, to the left or right.
3. When the joystick is used: After the joystick is connected, toggle the dial to move the gimbal up, down, to the left or right.

1. If the Osmo Pocket is used as a standalone device: Swipe left on the main screen to go the shooting mode menu, swipe left again in Video mode and then set the resolution.
2. If the Osmo Pocket is used with the DJI Mimo: Choose ""Video"" mode on the right of the DJI Mimo App's shooting mode menu, then tap the resolution icon to set the resolution.

1. If the Osmo Pocket is used as a standalone device: Swipe up on the main screen to enter the Gimbal Settings and tap Recenter or Flip.
2. If the Osmo Pocket is used with the DJI Mimo App: Connect the App and tap Recenter or Flip button on the right side of the screen.

1. When the gimbal's pan/tilt is locked, hold the Osmo Pocket's handle straight, and tilt the lens forward until the lens is facing straight ahead, then the device will automatically enter flashlight mode. Hold the Osmo Pocket vertically to exit the flashlight mode.
2. When the gimbal is in Follow mode, hold the Osmo Pocket's handle straight, and tilt the lens forward until the lens is facing straight ahead, swipe up on the main screen to enter the gimbal settings. Tap Recenter to enter the flashlight mode. Hold the Osmo Pocket vertically and tap Recenter to exit the flashlight mode.

1. Hold the grip, and rotate it to the left or right until the screen switches to being vertical and the Osmo Pocket automatically changes to Portrait mode.
2. Hold the grip and rotate it 180 degrees to the left or right to go into Underslung mode.

1. iPhones with lightning port. (The device should be on the compatibility list.)
2. Android phone with Type-C interface. (The device should be on the compatibility list.)

The adaptor is not compatible with Android phones with Micro-USB interface for the time being.

Shutter/Record button and Power/Function button.

Please refer to the three following methods:
1. Power off the Osmo Pocket, remove the SD card, insert it into a card reader, connect the card reader with a PC then export the files.
2. When the Osmo Pocket is powered on, connect it to the PC with the Type-C USB cable. Then the photos and videos can be checked.
3. Power on the Osmo Pocket, then connect the Osmo Pocket to a mobile device with the smartphone adapter and download the original media.

Bluetooth (Wireless Module is needed), Wi-Fi (Wireless Module is needed), or connected to a mobile device with the smartphone adaptor.

Yes, the audio quality has been greatly improved as there are two microphones in the handle: the main microphone is beside the Status LED, and the noise reduction microphone is on the bottom.

No. Only the built-in microphone can be used for sound recording.

1.08-inches.

240×220.

No, panoramic photos are only viewable on the DJI Mimo App after they have been stitched together.

During the update, the Status LED blinks red and green alternatively. The Status LED glows solid green if the firmware update is successful. If the Status LED is solid red, the update failed.

The firmware can only be updated with the DJI Mimo App.

No, please always use the dedicated USB cable for the Osmo Pocket when charging.

No, the USB charging cable can only be used for the Osmo Pocket.

A charger with 5V/2A output.

5°C to 40°C

Yes.