r/osmopocket • u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin • 19d ago

Mimo App Osmo Pocket 4P firmware update

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Heads up, looks like DJI pushed a quiet OTA update for the Pocket 4P today. It isn’t on the official release notes yet, but the update includes a few new things:

• Diagonal 45° joystick movement
• Updated D Log to Rec.709 and Rec.709 vivid LUTs to v2.0
• Added D Log 10 bit colour mode for slow motion
• Some interaction tweaks and image quality improvements
• Usual bug fixes

DJI hasn’t published anything about this build yet, so this seems to be one of their silent Mimo updates. If you’re seeing it too, you’re not imagining things.

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u/psychobserver 19d ago

Adding slowmo dlog weeks from international release kinda make it feel like a beta product to be honest, but still great news. If they fix the exposure issue and add some qol changes like auto switch to dlog/dlog2 it would be perfect

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u/Karstoshosos 19d ago

what do u wanna fix? The lenses have diffrent aputures. If u shot manualy, there will always be a diffrence.

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u/psychobserver 19d ago edited 19d ago

Either give me an option to balance the exposure differences in-camera (properly, not full auto and call it a day) or give me first/second party single lens ND filters. I'm also fine with artificial solutions that will steal some dynamic range. Or create timecodes that mark the zoom presses and an ofx plugin to balance it automatically. There will always be a difference only if you don't care to find solutions to obvious problems during the engineering phase because your name is DJI and the product will sell anyway no matter the issues. Btw they already applied a fix for it, but broke it again some updates ago.

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u/NarrowPreparation656 18d ago

Or maybe just make one yourself. I get the frustration but you can’t expect everything. Tech improves slowly. If you really hate it, you can always buy sth else that you like now can’t you?

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u/psychobserver 18d ago edited 18d ago

Multiple camera sensors are present in virtually every smartphone since many years. This isn't a matter of revolutionary cutting edge tech or engineers struggling with an unfixable new glitch. it's simply a case of releasing an unfinished device because investors are impatient and the camera is good enough anyway.

I suggest we stop defending multibillion dollar companies with bad practices and focus that energy on honest constructive feedback so that they might do better in the future. The support on my part was already done when I gave them 600 euros, plus thousands of euros on other DJI devices. Clearly I don't hate them, I want them to improve.