What's new in DJI Osmo Mobile 2?

With its tilt and roll motors, mobile phone holder, and handle, the Osmo Mobile 2 looks very much like its predecessor. But this isn’t just an update in
Design
New Control Panel
Direct controls have been simplified to let you access many of the Osmo Mobile 2’s features with just your thumb. The power button also doubles as the Mode button to let you switch quickly between Follow and Lock modes with one tap and
Zoom Slider
Adjacent
Portrait Mode
The mobile phone bracket can now turn 90° to mount your smartphone vertically. The ability to shoot video in portrait mode means that your selfies and live streams can use all the advantages of a smartphone stabilizer.

Lighter and Smaller
At just 485 g, the Osmo Mobile 2 is DJI’s lightest smartphone stabilizer to date, thanks to a new compound material used in construction.
Internal Battery
The battery is now built into the handle for up to 15 hours of use, 3x longer than a single Osmo Mobile battery.
Charging Port
That high-capacity battery isn’t just for all-day shooting. You can plug a charging cable into the built-in USB charging port to charge your smartphone or tablet. That’s right, this smartphone stabilizer is also a power bank!
Standard Mounting Hole
The threaded mounting hole at the bottom is a subtle but welcome addition. Its standard size — same as any camera — gives the Osmo Mobile 2 universal compatibility with tripods, monopods, and other mounts. This includes the newly-designed Osmo base, which has a screw at the bottom for a snug, stable fit.
Features

Intelligent Controls
The Osmo Mobile 2 has inherited various intelligent features of the Osmo Mobile, including slow-motion video, long exposure photos, and automatic panoramas.
Hyperlapse
In addition to Timelapse and
ActiveTrack в режим Портрет
ActiveTrack, the intelligent feature that locks onto any subject you choose, is also available in the new Portrait mode. This means that your selfies and live streaming videos will have a professional touch!
Dolly Zoom
Now that you have the zoom slider just a flick of your thumb away, you can try a well-known Hollywood movie effect: dolly zoom. Keep your subject in the
