Ahoj! DJI OM5 is now fully compatible with Filmic Pro.
In the last video I was showing you how to use Zhiyun Smooth 5
with this app.
So naturally in today's video is a tutorial time.
I'm going to show you how to use all the buttons with Filmic Pro.
I'm going to try to explain it as simply as possible. For the new faces,
welcome. My name is Zdenka Darula.
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Before you can start using DJI OM5 with Filmic Pro, you need to make sure
that the gimbal is already paired with your smartphone via DJI MIMO.
Make sure Bluetooth is on, go to Filmic Pro, hit settings,
hardware, enable DJI Osmo.
The new page shows up where you can see
your gimbal. Connect and you are all set.
If you watched the last tutorial with Zhiyun Smooth 5 gimbal,
then you will notice that both gimbals work quite differently.
With Filmic Pro with DJI OM5,
some things are missing, others are available.
What is missing is that you cannot use all gimbal modes
with Filmic Pro. You can only use pan and tilt and lock mode.
If you need to use all follow mode, or FPV, you need to kind of juggle
between DJI, MIMO and Filmic Pro. Enable it there and then go back.
If you want to use spin shot,
it has to be done only in DJI MIMO.
All right.
The M button, which is also a power button
in Filmic Pro only works as a power button.
Record button is the same. Start and stop recording. Below
the record button is where you can switch between horizontal and vertical mode.
With this gimbal, you will get access to four
filming modes and Filmic Pro.
You can switch between the modes by pressing the zoom button
on the side of the gimbal. When you press down,
you will get to the next mode.
When you press up, you will get back to previous mode. In DJI MIMO
this works as a zoom button, not in Filmic Pro.
You will be zooming in and out differently. The 4 filming modes
are Pan and Tilt Mode, reticle mode,
auto mode and manual mode.
When you switch between the modes by pressing the zoom button,
you won't see any name of the mode,
so here is how you know. When you press and Blue Circle pops up,
you will see a small circle and square that will be mode one. Pan and tilt mode.
When you press again and Yellow Circle pops up,
you will see again square and circle. That will be mode 2. Reticle mode.
When you press again, you will see a yellow circle again,
but this time
you will see a square in the middle and a rectangle, that is automatic mode.
And lastly, when you press and red circle pops up
and you see those large arcs on the sides, focus and zoom on the right,
you are in mode 4, which is manual mode.
So here again, pan and tilt mode, reticle
mode, automatic mode and manual mode.
Press zoom button down to go to the next mode.
Press zoom button up
to go to the previous mode.
Let me return back to gimbal modes.
Now, in all those filming modes in Filmic Pro, you're going to be filming in tilt
and follow mode. If you want to be filming in lock mode,
simply press and hold the trigger.
Now you're going to be in lock mode.
If you want to go back to pan and tilt mode,
just released a trigger.
If you want to recenter to gimbal, just double press.
Now, you might be wondering in all those four filming modes in Filmic
Pro, why is there a dedicated pan and tilt mode?
Let me show you.
Let's go to Mode one, which is pan and follow mode.
In this mode the joystick will work as a joystick.
Press left, right and up and down
and you will be moving the gimbal in the direction you want.
If you are in any other filming mode
to get quickly back to this pan and tilt mode, there is a shortcut.
Simply press the trigger button one time.
Now, I haven't seen this shortcut feature in the official video of Filmic
Pro and DJI OM5, so either they forgot to include it or is not supposed to be there.
Either way, it's working for me, so you might as well try if it's working for you.
Let's press the zoom button down to get to the next mode, which is reticle mode.
In this mode, the joystick will have different functions.
If you press the left side of the joystick, you will unlock
or lock the exposure.
If you press the right side of the joystick,
you will be able to unlock and lock the focus.
If you press up, you will be zooming in.
If you press down, you will be zooming out.
You can change zoom speed, but that can be done only in manual mode.
I'm going to show you that once we get there. Let's press the zoom
button down again to get to mode three, which is automatic mode.
Here, exposure and focus are center weight
and automatic, which is the easiest to use for vlogging.
And here you will be using the joystick exactly the same way
as in the previous mode.
Left press lock and unlock exposure.
Right press lock and unlock focus.
Up and down is for Zoom.
Now let's go to the last mode, which is the manual.
Here, the joystick will control exposure and a focus.
When you press the left side of the joystick,
you will see in the middle the moon and the picture will be getting darker.
This means, you will go down with ISO, so you will decrease the exposure.
If you press the right side of the joystick, you will see Sun.
The picture will be getting brighter, meaning that you will be increasing
exposure, increasing ISO.
You will see the numbers changing on the left side.
In case you are wondering, why I am explaining it in such a basic way,
many people on this channel are brand new into smartphone
filmmaking, so I'm trying to make it as simple as possible.
When you press the joystick up, you will see
the infinity sign in the middle.
You will be focusing out. Meaning, that you will bring the focus
to the distance further away from you.
When you press the bottom of the joystick, you will see a flower icon,
which means, that you will bring the focus closer to you.
In this mode is where you can change focus, exposure, and zoom speed.
If you want to change focus and zoom speed as the speed of adjust for both,
simply drag your finger here to the left, to the center,
and this slider will show up.
When you drag up, you can make it faster all the way to ten.
When you go down, slow it down all the way to one.
See now the joystick reacts way faster.
To hide a slider, simply drag out to the right.
The same thing can be done with the exposure. Drag
to the center to reveal the slider and select the speed.
So that is the full integration of DJI OM5 and Filmic Pro.
If you are wondering how to do automatic focus pull,
that has to be done by tapping on the screen directly.
And if you want to change gimbal mode speed,
that needs to be done in the settings in the DJI MIMO app.
I hope you find this tutorial helpful.
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Let me know in the comments section if you want me to do a complete
walkthrough
Filmic Pro. I'll take this outside and do some filming tutorials again.
If you have any other questions, I simply want to say hi.
Leave it there as well and I'll see you
my friends in the next video. Cau.... Ahoj...