New Mimo update, some interesting stuff for mobile3 , I'm just updating now , haven't used my mobile much but all this gives me the hunger to use it more .

Hello,
can you tell me, which version number the updated mimo app has?

Best regards... Markus

Hi, Thank you for reaching out and for updating your DJI Mimo application. We are excited as well to see the beautiful footage that you will be filming in the future with the used of your DJI Osmo Mobile 3. Thank you for your valued support and happy filming.

Is this Android version 1.2.6 dated 14th October or newer?

FatherOfMayhem3 Posted at 11-11 12:09
Is this Android version 1.2.6 dated 14th October or newer?

Sorry I should have said in OP it’s iOS 1.2.8 , you would need to check for android version , app just updated today

Krause31 Posted at 11-11 09:49
Hello,
can you tell me, which version number the updated mimo app has?

iOS 1.2.8  cheers

This is a fucking joke! We need a working mimo app for android right now

Aitor Donostia Posted at 11-11 12:35
This is a fucking joke! We need a working mimo app for android right now

Don’t get your knickers in a twist, I’m sure it will show up soon .

I'm now soak testing the Android version released on 8 November.

fansfe82067d Posted at 11-11 14:22
I'm now soak testing the Android version released on 8 November.

Where's that update?

No update for me in the UK on IOS yet.

Dave_bass5 Posted at 11-12 06:51
No update for me in the UK on IOS yet.

Don’t know why that is.

Im sure it will appear soon. Doesn't look like im missing much anyway.

hallmark007 Posted at 11-11 12:27
iOS 1.2.8  cheers

Does this add functionality to the iphone 11 pro . Also, I have the app set to auto update over wifi... went to my about and it said I had 1.2.4... it also said the app was "up to date". Had to go to the app store to get the actual update.  Odd.

fansfe82067d Posted at 11-11 14:22
I'm now soak testing the Android version released on 8 November.

Cheers, if you need more testers let me know.

what about 60fps?

When that becomes part of Android's camera API I'm sure they will implement it.  Currently there are no apps which provide 60fps apart from the proprietary native app on a number of phones.  (If that is not true, someone should correct me!).

Zdenka Darula (see her tutorials on YT) said she is using Filmic Pro and then she is conversing the frame rate in post. I did not understand what fps is she using in Filmic Pro.

On my Android phone, the native app gives 4K60 but Filmic Pro and Open Camera only offer 30fps.   Filmic Pro will provide 60fps on certain phones - they seem to be implementing it one device at a time, presumably in collaboration with the phone developers.  If DJI followed the same approach it would then be a lottery as to whether your particular phone got the 60fps setting or not.  Will they ever get around to doing it?  I doubt it...