Well I bought the Osmo. Had already bought the Phantom 3 Advanced and liked it. Unfortunately, the Osmo does not work well indoors. I should have read "every" FAQ to find that you cant get closer than 1.5m (~5 ft)  to an object and keep it in focus. There is no adjustments or macro options. My Samsung S6 has better video options. I guess that was $560.00 not well spent!.

Have a look at this link it may interest you for some close up filters  https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003 ... s_awd_I..6wb5F6SSQB

hi what diameter is it for the osmo filters ? so i can get one if i need it

jeffcon1@google Posted at 2016-5-1 02:50
hi what diameter is it for the osmo filters ? so i can get one if i need it

The filter is around 35.8 mm, Go to 'Discuss' in the osmo forum then scroll down to 'OSMO x3 lens size' thread,  Dji-Adela has posted drawing dimensions

thank you will have a look

http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=50906&mobile=2 they lose footage too

Hey, Robert
Actually, you can find the information about the Focus in Osmo specification at http://www.dji.com/product/osmo/info#specs
Please go through the relevant information on our official website if you have any question.
Or, please feel free to contact us for any problem.

DJI-Adela Posted at 2016-5-1 22:44
Hey, Robert
Actually, you can find the information about the Focus in Osmo specification at http://w ...

the first thing is to see that the X3 has reverse threads of any normal camera lens, (why?, who knows) so you need a conversion adapter to accept a normal 37mm male lens. The second thing is, if DJI offers ND filters that fit, why not just offer closeup lenses so you can get closer than 4  ft. with the osmo? Or, better yet, just have a lens that can avoid all the converters and adapters.

DJI-Adela Posted at 2016-5-1 22:44
Hey, Robert
Actually, you can find the information about the Focus in Osmo specification at http://w ...

I already knew about the 1.5m (5 ft.) when I tried to use it. Now Im trying to see if I can find adapters to video at less than 5 ft. I now realize that this is a drone lens just taken off a drone and mounted to a stick. For drone videos, you do not need closeup views, BUT, you have now taken the lens off the drone and created a personal camera. It now needs to be able to obtain closeups like a normal camera. Also, Normal cameras dont have male threads, but this one does, so adding other lenses for closeup views becomes a challenge since one needs to find a converter ring to receive other normal lenses. You offer ND lenses for the X3 but not closeup lenses to compensate for the closeup loss.