Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
To get the most out of your DJI Mobile gimbal you will need to use multiple camera apps. No one app can do it all. I use the DJI Mimo, Apple Camera, Blackmagic, and occasionally the Final Cut camera apps. In this video I’ll show you which ones to use for what:
0:00 Intro
0:22 Stabilization and controls work with all apps
1:02 Tracking, calibration, settings, etc. require Mimo
1:16 Night mode timelapse, Cinematic mode, and Action mode require the Apple Camera app
2:11 Apple watch camera control only with Apple Camera and Mimo apps
2:34 iPad camera control only with Blackmagic and Final Cut apps
2:57 4K60FPS jittery with Mimo, fine with others
3:18 Timelapse: 4K, HDR, motion
3:41 Slomo frame rates
3:52 Blackmagic best for manual camera control
4:26 Alternative gimbals for tracking with non-Mimo apps
5:14 Outro
To get the most out of your DJI Mobile gimbal you will need to use multiple camera apps. No one app can do it all. I use the DJI Mimo, Apple Camera, Blackmagic, and occasionally the Final Cut camera apps. In this video I’ll show you which ones to use for what:
0:00 Intro
0:22 Stabilization and controls work with all apps
1:02 Tracking, calibration, settings, etc. require Mimo
1:16 Night mode timelapse, Cinematic mode, and Action mode require the Apple Camera app
2:11 Apple watch camera control only with Apple Camera and Mimo apps
2:34 iPad camera control only with Blackmagic and Final Cut apps
2:57 4K60FPS jittery with Mimo, fine with others
3:18 Timelapse: 4K, HDR, motion
3:41 Slomo frame rates
3:52 Blackmagic best for manual camera control
4:26 Alternative gimbals for tracking with non-Mimo apps
5:14 Outro










