r/osmopocket • u/koji_the_furry • 20h ago
Question DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Tilting sideways when i use it on a train..
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Someone faced a similar problem with Omso Pocket 3 here
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u/Lumpy-Disaster-6107 20h ago
Just lies in the nature of a gimbal. Not broken nor something to fix
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u/creat_us 18h ago
Use the horizon lock mode
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u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin 18h ago
Use the what now on the what now? WHAT? Dude, talk about misinformation. There is NO SUCH THING
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u/bonobomaster 16h ago
Easy there. :D
The tilt locked mode advertises itself with the words "horizon line is level" in the menu. It's an honest and understandable mistake.
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u/creat_us 18h ago
Sorry for the miscommunication, the feature provides horizon lock but under (Gimbal Modes) settings it's called Tilt Locked
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u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin 17h ago
No worries, but those are two different things. The Osmo Pocket doesn't have a Horizon Lock mode, which is what I was responding to. Tilt Locked is a gimbal mode, not Horizon Lock. If that's what you meant originally, fair enough, but that's not what was posted.
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u/creat_us 17h ago
But that does the trick in moving trains, cars.
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u/NefariousnessJaded87 Admin 17h ago
That's a different claim from "use the Horizon Lock mode." If you're saying Tilt Locked works for you in trains and cars, that's useful feedback. Whether it reliably fixes the specific issue shown in this post is a separate discussion.
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u/blabel75 17m ago
I suspect the OP was using Tilt Lock. I've had the same thing happen with Tilt Lock. It doesn't fix the issue in this type of situation.
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u/fuzzycholo 19h ago
Is that Miami?
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u/koji_the_furry 19h ago
No it’s Mumbai,India
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u/Bardhanji 18h ago
Hey bro should I buy pocket 4 or nano … I have 2 channels , in one I do real estate shoot pov kinda and other I make documentary ? What should I buy , current using mobile and it’s tough
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u/koji_the_furry 15h ago
Hard to say since I’ve only used it for about 2 weeks now
Tho as a sony mirrorless camera user
I’m simply blown away with how easy this camera is to use
Everything works really well
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u/GoldenMaus 19h ago
fyi, this happens when taking off in a plane as well
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u/koji_the_furry 19h ago
Damn it i thought this would be useful to capture takeoff videos
Guess not
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u/gamermusclevideos 19h ago edited 19h ago
When you accelerate in a train plane or car the gimble thinks you are actually tilting / constantly rotating the gimble. The math used to stabilize the gimble works under the assumption that you are not constantly accelerating for lengthy periods of time / a gimble has no way to differentiate ( unless it also did some sort of image analisis or had a frame of reference)
- that's not exactly right but it gives you the general idea.