When will the option of 25p/50p video recording be available please?  At 60p in the uk the flickering lights inside interiors of homes makes footage unusable. I hope this is fixed soon?  Is there a workaround other than switching to 30p?

Al

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I don't get this limitation.
They have it on spark too. (30p only)

Hi,

  I first discovered lack of european fps support and asked for this feature 6 months ago. Still i see no progress.
  Can we escalate this to top priority?
  Absence of 25/50 fps makes app useless in Europe/Russia: shooting with artificial light sources produces fickering and banding.
  Also, I cannot mix footage from Mimo app with other sources, converting 30 fps to 25 makes video very jittery.

  I’m about to sell Osmo m3 (mchanically excellent piece of hardware but with useless app) and move to some Xiaomi or other brand.

  DJI drones can shoot in 25/50, why such disrespect from Mimo developers to users in Europe?

cuiet Posted at 8-5 05:48
Hi,

  I first discovered lack of european fps support and asked for this feature 6 months ago. Still i see no progress.

yep, DJI didnt hear us , they just sell product

Hello you can always use either your phone's native camera or a third-party movie style app or you can change the image frequency, only thing is that you won't be able to use the smart mimo functions.

Why is 25fps, 30fps and 60fps an option but not 50fps still? This product is useless to me if I can’t film indoors in the UK at high frame rate.