Ahoj! This is Zdenka. Few days ago I've made crazy purchase. Well, actually it's
not so crazy because the item is not brand new. It's refurbish, but yeah
it's still crazy purchase. When it comes to smartphone, I always preferred Android.
It's just my personal preference, but because of what I do on this channel
because of my job, it only made sense for me to also get
Apple. This is Apple iPhone 11 pro and this is Android Samsung Galaxy S 10 plus.
I decided to get Apple so I can do all the reviews from now on, all the future
reviews on both systems. Especially actually when it comes to smartphone
gimbals. That way I will be able to answer all your questions better. So in
this video we will look at combo DJI Osmo mobile 3 with Android versus DJI
Osmo mobile 3 with Apple. And since I have this phone literally only one day, I
also want to know all the answers to questions you all asked me at least once
before. Question number one. What is available in DJI MIMO with Android
versus what is available in DJI MIMO on Apple? Question number 2. What is the
difference when it comes to filming in filmic Pro app? Question number three.
Moment lenses and moment app. Let's talk about that. What the future holds for
Android? Question number four. What is the difference when it comes to filming in
native camera app with Apple versus Android? Question number five. What is
more stable? This phone versus this phone? With the gimbal and handheld? And final
question number six. Let's talk about vlogging accessories. Let's talk about
microphones. My friends, we've got lots to talk about.
And if you are new here, welcome. My name is Zdenka Darula. If you want to learn how
to take better photos and videos with the latest gear and possibly participate
in creative camera challenges, consider subscribing. Let's go ahead and answer
the first question. What is available in DJI MIMO when you pair it with Apple,
versus what is available in DJI MIMO when you pair it with Android? And I can
tell you that is actually.. it's different.... it's actually quite big difference. Let's
start with Apple iPhone 11 Pro goes first. Let's start with the video. You are
able to film an automatic mode and also in manual mode. You can choose filming in
720p, 1080p or 4k and 24 frames per second, 30 frames per second or 60 frames
per second. So if I decide to film in 24 frames per second, I can select the
manual mode, double the frame rate. If I'm filming outdoors, I will add an ND filter
and I am all set. If I am in photo mode, the same thing. I have a choice to take
photos in automatic mode or manual mode, in slow motion. I also have the option to
film an automatic mode or manual mode and the same goes for everything else.
Hyper lapse, time lapse and panorama. Everything offers automatic or manual
mode. And you can use all three lenses. Let's grab Android Samsung Galaxy S 10+
and open up DJI Mimo app. Everything will be the same except ...slow motion tab is
gone. You cannot film in slow motion, you can only film in automatic mode. You
cannot film in manual mode in any of these and when it comes to size, yes you
can choose from 720p, 1080p or 4k but you can only film in a 30 frames per second.
There is no 24 frames per second or 60 frames per second option like on
Apple. And you can only film in standard lens. You cannot use wide-angle lens or
telephoto lens, so if you want to film in manual mode and also use all those
lenses the only option really is to shoot in native camera app and right now
actually the video pro mode was added so you have some manual controls, but if you
want complete control I would suggest filming in filmic pro. Question
number two. What is the difference when it comes to filming in a filmic Pro app?
The app is the same on both Apple and Android but I noticed a difference
though. When I was filming on Apple, it is just easier. What I am mainly talking
about is shutter speed. When I select my preferred preset want to film in, let's
say 24 frames per second, I'll double the shutter speed 1/48th of a second, the
number holds. I can just relax and film. On Android it works well too but I have
to keep checking the shutter speed and ISO as after each take those numbers
change on me, sort of resets. So I have to make sure the numbers are correct, lock
it. I have to make sure nothing changed and then press record. So in that sense
that is what I meant by saying that it is a bit harder to film on Android and
it is a bit easier to film on Apple. I also remember that one of you commented
in one of my past videos about the instability of a shutter speed and those
numbers in filmic Pro app on Android. I clearly remember that what I also used
to say up till now is that if you can film in manual mode on Android and
produce amazing vlogs with it, then if you grab something like canon M50 or
canon m6 mark II, you'll be pro because filming with that comparing to
filming on android is so much easier. One more feature you get with Apple
and not on Android is double-take in filmic pro. What it does, it allows you to
record with two cameras at the same time. It will show you a preview of what all
cameras see and then you select two of them to record at the same time. It's a
huge help for vloggers as you don't have to turn the camera around to record
yourself and turn it again to record what you see. Question number three.
Moment lenses and moment app. What the future holds
for Android? Moment lenses can be used with any app. This anamorphic lens can be
used with filmic Pro for example. Moment has moment Pro camera app on Android and
it is still available, however they are not going to further develop this app on
Android as the developer says unfortunately we don't have enough
engineering bandwidth to keep developing it. They do suggest filmic Pro. Moment app
on Apple is quite nice and easy to use. I actually find it more user friendly than
filmic Pro. I just find it easier to use. It is more straight forward. Question
number four. What is the difference is between filming in native camera app on
Apple versus Android? Well, on Apple the native camera app is quite basic. It is
all pretty much in automatic mode but you can film in 24 frames per second,
30 frames per second or 60 frames per second. But do you really need to use it
when DJI mimo an apple has everything? Not really. You're better off filming in
DJI MIMO. If you are going to use this gimbal. If you are not going to use
gimbal then I would use filmic Pro or moment app. On Android it is quite a
different story. The native camera app has manual photo mode and manual video
mode. It has a lot more options, it is quite complex and allows you to do lots.
Since you cannot really film manually in DJI Mimo or use all those lanses,
you might want to film more in native camera app or filmic Pro. See? It
is more complicated on Android. 5th questio I actually want you to answer.
What I'm going to do, I'm going to film few clips with the gimbal and few clips
handheld. So it's going to be Apple versus Android. This iPhone 11 Pro versus
Samsung Galaxy S10 plus and what I want you to do, I want you to let me know
in a comment section below which one you think is more stable. If there's any
difference on gimbal and actually without gimbal handheld and I would like
to know if gimbal is actually needed for any of those, either of those?
And finally last question number six. Vlogging accessories. In my past videos
I've been showing my complete vlogging kit for Android with this gimbal. You
could use everything with this iPhone 11 Pro except microphone. This phone doesn't
have the port so if you want to use the same microphone you're perhaps using
with your mirrorless camera, you would have to use most likely powered USB hub.
They sell quite large selection of microphones for iPhones which I will
look into and show my choice in future videos. Well that was quite an eye-opener
for me actually. I am really glad that we have now both phones here so I can do
all the future reviews for all the products on both systems so we can
actually answer all the questions when it comes to compatibility. Also, I'm
linking a list to all comparable phones when it comes to DJI Osmo Mobile 3 below
the videos so for those who are still deciding if they want to buy this gimbal,
they can clearly see depending on their phone model what is available in DJI
Mimo and what the limitations are. Do I still like Android? I've had Apple many
years ago and I still prefer to purchase Android after that. Simply because I like
the system when it comes to a user experience as a using the phone as a
whole. Not necessary just for phone camera, not using it for photography and video.
There's just something about it I prefer. If I was going to decide now which phone
I want for filming and I mean if my priority would be filming, taking photos,
vlogging on the phone, I would not care as much about phone being used as a
whole as as a phone, I would have to be honest I would probably
go with Apple. Just because I can clearly see there's a lot more options. You can
film in 24 frames per second and all that but if I would not care about the
camera, if I would not care about photography and video and I would just
want a phone as a phone, then I would still say that Android would be my first
choice. Well hit the thumbs up if you found this video interesting and don't
forget to subscribe to all future videos because I'll have a lot more coming up.
In fact there is one big video coming up comparing five smartphone gimbals
with both systems. That should be something. Also all the products, all the
items I was talking about in today's video are listed in the video
description below in case you want to check it out and if you have any
questions, comments or simply want to say hi or Ahoj, you know that best way
to reach me is by leaving it in a comment section below and I'll see you my
friends in the next video. Cau... Ahoj...