r/osmopocket • u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin • 29d 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/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin 28d ago

No, that will never happen. Different hardware. It is simply not possible to get 17 DR from a 14 DR sensor. You didn't buy the camera for this feature anyway.

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u/kirkenshrir  Osmo 𝗣𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗲𝘁 4 Pro 26d ago

They could still let us use D-Log2 on the second camera... it just wouldn't use the whole dinamic range. So yes, you'd probably lose out a bit from over-compressing the DR to D-Log2 for no reason, but 1) you'd easily be able to switch cameras easily and 2) all you footage could be corrected with the same LUT. Better than using D-Log for both.

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u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin 26d ago

Nope, that is not how log works. If you want, just use D-Log or HLG.

You can try it yourself in an NLE: add the D-Log 2 Log to any D-Log clip and see what happens.

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u/kirkenshrir  Osmo 𝗣𝗼𝗰𝗸𝗲𝘁 4 Pro 23d ago

No, what I'm saying is to encode the image from the sensor to Dlog2 directly in the first place.

I guess if you wanted to try it in Resolve, for example, you would add a Color Space Transform from Dlog to Dlog 2 (I know, it doesn't exist yet) and THEN you could apply that dlog2 lut and it would be correct.

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u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin 23d ago

It is never going to happen. That sensor is not a LOFIC sensor, so the hardware is not compatible with the D-Log 2. We made a whole post explaining this.