DJI has dropped a hefty update to its Mimo app.
Version 2.2.12 of the DJI Mimo app brings a raft of exciting enhancements for handheld creators and mobile cinematographers.
The refreshed app sharpens the user experience across Osmo Pocket, Osmo Action, Osmo Mobile products, and even custom text dashboards and advanced tracking features on modern iPhones.Wired file downloads for Osmo camerasFor the first time, you can connect your Osmo gimbal cameras, such as the Pocket 3, and Osmo action cameras, such as the Action 5 Pro, to your smartphone via wired USB, instead of WiFi or Bluetooth.
That means steadier, faster media transfers and less frustration when editing onthego.
DJI promotes this as a more stable and smoother creative journey for file download and editing.
Expect less lag, fewer dropped frames, and a better workflow, especially for field environments.Artistic dashboard customizationMimo now offers six new theme styles for camera dashboards, so you can match your UI with your videos look and feel in just one tap.
Want bold and highcontrast? Minimal and cinematic? Its all right there.
This instantly tweakable interface builds on Mimos procolor grading tools and presets already beloved by creators.DJI has also added custom text overlays perfect for labeling checkin locations, emphasizing event names, or adding realtime stats.
Whether youre filming a travel vlog or recording finishline moments in a marathon, inapp text tags add context without needing external software.Advertisement - scroll for more contentDuallens boost for OM 7 iPhone usersOwners of an iPhone13Pro/ProMax or higher using Osmo Mobile 7 gimbals will now benefit from Mimos new DualLens Boost tracking feature.
By intelligently using both the wide and telephoto lenses, it more reliably follows distant subjects or fastmoving action a win for sports shooters, wildlife videographers, and quick POV clips.Further, the DJI Mimo app v2.2.12 recalibrates scrollwheel sensitivity on Osmo Mobile 7P, delivering crisper, more tactile operation.
Its no longer a linear slider it responds to your intent.
Plus, new button mapping lets you quickpress the shutter to enter FPV mode, or hold the toggle to launch album playback great for fast setup or quick review while shooting.All in all, DJI appears to be leaning hard into creator empowerment, harnessing mobile app software to compensate for limitations in hardware.
With this update, you now get smarter tools inside Mimo, like theme matching, realtime text annotation, and better tracking.More:After Mavic 4 Pro snub, DJI teases new drone launch for June 10FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links.More.