Hey, DJI! Wake UP!
We are in 2020 year. We will have 8K very soon, may be nearly 1 month.
I made preorder for Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra
What do you propose for us?
We dont want your old Osmo Mobile with 30 FPS.
We lost 4K with 60 FPS because for you in 2019.
Will we lost 8K because for you in 2020?

Just us the native camera app if you want other features.

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DJI Gamora Posted at 2-13 09:35
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Nothing else I dont wait from DJI.
Its a standard answer during last 2 years. Oh, its so primitive.

DAFlys Posted at 2-13 01:58
Just us the native camera app if you want other features.

is it a normal and easy for you? to buy stabilizer and use only native camera app?

#Quick Reply Here#The Galaxy S20 is the cheapest handset from Samsung in the new range, and while it's not the most affordable phone that the brand has launched, it does bring significant improvements to the camera, battery and offers 5G by default in many places.  This is the phone if you want to try out the new tech that Samsung has to offer - sure, you could go for the Ultra if you want more storage or a 108MP camera, but for day-to-day use, the S20 is going to be fine for most people.   The 6.2-inch display is packed with more visually impressive and fluid tech and three cameras on the rear is going to be enough for most people - especially combined with 8K video recording we'll gloss over the fact that's a thing nobody is asking for on their phone right now.  Samsung Galaxy S20 Specifications:  Screen: 6.2in Quad HD+ Battery: Bigger 4,000 mAh battery with Fast and wireless charging support Size: 152x69x1.9mm Weight: 163g Ultrawide: 12mpl 12.2, 1.4um Normal Wide: 12mp,11.8,1.8um Telephoto: 64mp, 12, 0.8um 64mp  Super Reliable Battery Life  If there’s a new factor we all know concerning 5G, it’s that the new robust battery. Hence, Samsung has equipped the Galaxy S20 with a 4000mAh battery, a pleasant boost from the 3400mAh capability on the S10.  The rest of the inner specs embody a 7nm chipset, 12GB of RAM, and 128GB of internal storage, with a microSD card slot for increasing by up to 1TB.  In terms of how the phone is to use, the Samsung Galaxy S20 is firmly in this ‘too abundant power for many individuals to use’ class, with the new flower 865 chip (in the US) and Samsung’s own next-gen Exynos 990 chipset within the remainder of all variants.  This is saved by 12GB - YES 12GB - of RAM, that are some things that even power users would struggle to attain day today.  In our shorter preview time with the phone, we didn’t get any lag or bouncing between apps, and whereas we weren’t able to create a benchmark because these early models are totally iPhone-rivalling at the most least.  Samsung’s ‘Super Fast’ charging returns on the S20 line we saw it on Note 10 which was super awesome but what is g you good is you get a 25W charger within the box.  It’s conjointly compatible with wireless charging, up to 15W, and you'll wirelessly charge alternative Qi-chargeable devices, just like the Samsung Galaxy Buds and also the new Samsung Galaxy Buds+, on the rear of the telephone.  We haven’t gotten a full grasp of what’s new within the One UI two.0 interface, however, we tend to do see that the new software package has Google pair video calls integrated directly within the Dialer app. You’ll be able to alter HD video calls and chat with up to eight individuals, in line with Samsung.

Hey SandroAlex, wake up!  This has been discussed to death in other threads and you are asking for something that is not part of the current Android operating system.  4K60 has been implemented in proprietory code by some manufacturers but nobody has yet developed a phone gimbal that provides 4K60 in the app - not even DJI.  Or can you name one?

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DAFlys Posted at 2-13 01:58
Just us the native camera app if you want other features.

Because you will lose most of the features that you bought the gimbal for.  If you swith over to the native camera app while the gimbal is running you lose access to object tracking, zoom and the record button. Depending on the gimbal even any recording above 720p. The could easily update the app to atleast use an open source camera instead of locking down the resolution to the software.

djiuser_QUKOUqagYSYy Posted at 4-12 07:29
Because you will lose most of the features that you bought the gimbal for.  If you swith over to the native camera app while the gimbal is running you lose access to object tracking, zoom and the record button. Depending on the gimbal even any recording above 720p. The could easily update the app to atleast use an open source camera instead of locking down the resolution to the software.

It would be nice to see them update the app for that.  

Does anyone know if the Osmo Mobile 3 can handle the weight of the S20 Ultra?

fans39f80067 Posted at 5-20 02:10
Does anyone know if the Osmo Mobile 3 can handle the weight of the S20 Ultra?

I just stopped an order for an osmo3 - I too have a Samsung s20 Ultra, it seems as though there are more negatives in the forums than there are positive answers from dji. For this reason, I chose to refund my order and will wait till dji or competitors have a more definite answer to whether or not it will fit my phone.
Cheers.

fans39f80067 Posted at 5-20 02:10
Does anyone know if the Osmo Mobile 3 can handle the weight of the S20 Ultra?

Hello,
yes! I have the S20 Ultra and it works fine with the Osmo Mobile 3! I use this combination without a Phone case!

Greetings
Markus

Krause31 Posted at 5-27 00:26
Hello,
yes! I have the S20 Ultra and it works fine with the Osmo Mobile 3! I use this combination without a Phone case!

@Markus
Does it support Slow-motion? After the last App-Update my Huawei does, but I am interested in buying the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and would like to know before I do.

djiuser_6Couu1xocW0r Posted at 5-31 11:04
@Markus
Does it support Slow-motion? After the last App-Update my Huawei does, but I am interested in buying the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and would like to know before I do.

My S10 plus doesn’t still have slow motion with the latest updates.

AlanHd Posted at 5-31 11:43
My S10 plus doesn’t still have slow motion with the latest updates.

That surprises me.....i really thought that the Samsungs would be included now that the Huawei P20 Pro is.

slatanic Posted at 5-31 12:39
That surprises me.....i really thought that the Samsungs would be included now that the Huawei P20 Pro is.

Here’s the phone compatibility list, https://www.dji.com/uk/osmo-mobile-3/downloads

djiuser_6Couu1xocW0r Posted at 5-31 11:04
@Markus
Does it support Slow-motion? After the last App-Update my Huawei does, but I am interested in buying the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and would like to know before I do.

Hello,
i dont see any slow motion option in the mimo app! I use slow motion with the native camera app!

Greets
Markus

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