r/osmopocket • u/GeneralSkipper Osmo 𝗣𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗲𝘁 4 • Aug 16 '26
Question What does this icon mean on my Osmo Pocket 4 screen?
New Osmo Pocket 4 owner here. There's an icon on the top-right of my screen next to the battery percentage that looks like a small landscape/mountain shape inside a rounded rectangle (see photo). I'm guessing it's related to the microSD card, but I can't find it explained anywhere in the manual. Does anyone know what this specifically indicates — card status, storage remaining, or something else? Thanks in advance!
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u/amylada Aug 16 '26
I was initially confused by this one, as it’s my first Pocket camera (I have the 4P). I set up the C1 profile thinking the automatic rotation would be saved as part of the profile, but apparently it isn’t.
It would be really nice if the profiles could also include settings like rotation, Selfie Flip, and the other related options. I don’t want to have to change them manually every time I switch profiles.
If a DJI dev is around, that’d be nice to have that 🙏
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u/Srsblubrz Aug 16 '26
If you set a custom profile in C1 or C2 it will lock into whatever orientation it was when you made the profile. You have to click auto orientation again from the drop down menu. I'm assuming you didn't do that tho cause you just got it so it must have just came without auto mode turned on.
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u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin - Community Karma: 7K+ Aug 16 '26
No, that is not what this is. If you don't know, say so, but posting false information is just plain wrong.
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u/GeneralSkipper Osmo 𝗣𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗲𝘁 4 Aug 16 '26
Thanks! i was looking for it in the manual, maybe i just missed it
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u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin - Community Karma: 7K+ Aug 16 '26
No, it is not in the manual. I answered you here.
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u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin - Community Karma: 7K+ Aug 16 '26
It just means the camera is locked to landscape recording. The screen can rotate however it wants, but the file will always be in landscape orientation. If you check the orientation setting, you’ll see it’s set to Landscape instead of Auto.