DJI Mimo app update brings major wins for Osmo Action 4 users

DJI has announced significant updates to its Mimo app, bringing enhanced functionality for Osmo Action 4 camera users. The updates aim to provide an enriched video creation experience by enabling you to create high-quality, engaging content effortlessly.

Here are the key improvements in the Mimo app v2.0.8 that make the $299 Osmo Action 4 an even more versatile tool for capturing and sharing adventures:

FIT file import: A standout feature of the improved DJI Mimo app is the ability to import FIT files from bike computers. This integration allows you to add detailed metrics such as speed, route, distance, and altitude directly to the camera videos, thus furnishing a comprehensive overlay of your biking adventures.

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Master color presets: DJI is further unlocking its professional-grade color schemes exclusively for Osmo Action 4 users, so you can give your videos a swoon-worthy cinematic quality. Also, you now have more control over exposure, brightness, contrast, and highlights to fine-tune the footage.

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AI-powered editing: The Mimo app is now turbocharged with AI-powered editing, simplifying the video creation process. With creative templates and one-tap edits, you can quickly produce pro-quality videos. This feature is particularly beneficial for those looking to create engaging content without spending hours on editing.

Other advanced features: The update also includes advanced features like variable speed controls, aqua filters, and color recovery, enhancing your creative possibilities. Additionally, stickers and watermarks can now be added to videos, ensuring brand consistency and professional presentation.

It’s worth mentioning that these updates come at a time when the US FCC has approved a new product called DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro for release. Speculation surrounds the possible inclusion of a 1-inch sensor, a notable upgrade from the current model’s 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor. This would also align the DJI Osmo Action series more closely with competitors like the Insta360 One R, which boasts a 1-inch edition co-engineered with Leica, and the Insta360 Ace Pro with its 8K capabilities. DJI’s latest handheld camera, Osmo Pocket 3, also features a 1-inch sensor.

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