Open beta 102 release notes

This is the cumulative update for testers moving from open beta build 63 to build 102. Android notes cover the same release window; its build number may differ. Repeated fixes below describe the resulting behavior.

Pocket 3 support has expanded across live view, camera settings, recording formats and clip access. Motion Control, Multiview and AirPods head tracking remain experimental. Features are listed separately for each platform.

iOS

iOS: new and changed

Direction Lock holds the camera pointing in one direction as you rotate its body. Select another mode to release it.
Gimbal controls uses Mode, Speed, and Ramp tabs, with Motion Control in Gimbal tools.
Experimental Motion Control adds timed A-to-B or A-to-B-to-C moves, smoothing, a countdown, and Pause, Resume and Stop.
Experimental AirPods head tracking follows calibrated head direction more directly. Manual control wins; changing gimbal mode turns tracking off.
Drag scopes, LIGHTS and ND directly; drag a corner to resize. Panels fit under bars and the joystick, with equal left/right spacing.
ND assist suggests a filter strength to balance exposure, with Stops, ND factor and optical-density units.
New false-color choices include CineStop and six-zone IRE, with matching reference legends.
Experimental Multiview monitors Osmo cameras on shared Wi-Fi, with saved stages, grid or Center stage, per-camera looks and group recording.
Share this feed lets other iPhones and iPads on the same camera Wi-Fi watch with local assists, request camera controls and reconnect after interruptions.
Apple Watch adds live preview, timecode, storage, camera battery, record and shutter controls. The paired iPhone stays connected to the camera.
Convert log on Share matches D-Log and D-Log2 clips during export, separately from Bake LUT. Originals stay untouched; D-Log M conversion is excluded.
Your cameras shows joining progress and Cancel on the selected camera row. Watch a feed is the eye button beside Multiview.
Manual joystick and gamepad input takes over from programmed gimbal moves.
Share Diagnostics from pairing or Operator Setup > System to report connection and playback problems.

iOS: fixes

Zebra Highlight detects the hottest color channel and defaults to 99 IRE. Zebra option fields stay above the keyboard, with Done to dismiss it.
Expanded Pocket 3 support: more reliable live view and reconnects, correct camera settings, and access to newly recorded clips.
Pocket 3 COLOR correctly maps Normal, HDR/HLG and D-Log M instead of switching to the wrong profile.
FORMAT shows camera-reported sizes, frame rates and aspect ratios. A selected pair stays visible until the camera confirms it.
Pocket 3 FORMAT includes normal-video 2.7K and portrait choices when its format list is empty. Vertical 3K stays selected while options load and frame rate changes.
Pocket 3 clips can be listed and opened after a take, including recordings stored on its memory card.
In Normal color, Pocket 3 and Pocket 4 Auto ISO ranges start at 50, matching the camera; Pocket 4 Pro starts at 100.
Nano COLOR now matches Normal 8-bit, Normal 10-bit and D-Log M. Live-view handling also copes better with larger Nano frames.
D-Log M scopes use their own signal scale. Scene-stop readings are marked as estimates; sensor clipping limits are not calibrated.
Renamed camera Wi-Fi networks use the current name. Failed joins clear stale connection details, and setup warns when a VPN or ad blocker may prevent live view.
Live-view stability improves when zooming, changing settings, toggling LUT 50/50, or returning from clips. Recovery keeps the last picture visible.
False color stays visible while Auto ISO changes exposure. Video and monitoring overlays stay aligned through rotation and Fit/Fill changes.

iOS: what to test

On Pocket 3, check live view, Normal/HDR/D-Log M, 2.7K and portrait 3K, recording, clip playback and reconnecting.
Try Direction Lock and a Motion Control move, then take over manually. Drag and resize scopes to each edge in portrait and landscape.
Compare false-color scales and ND units. Keep the picture live while changing settings, zooming and reopening clips; share diagnostics if it freezes.
Try Multiview, sharing to another device, Apple Watch controls and Convert log export. Motion Control, Multiview and AirPods head tracking remain experimental.

Android

Android: new and changed

Direction Lock holds the camera pointing in one direction as you rotate its body. Select another mode to release it.
Gimbal controls uses Mode, Speed, and Ramp tabs, with Motion Control in Gimbal tools.
Experimental Motion Control adds timed A-to-B or A-to-B-to-C moves, smoothing, a countdown, and Pause, Resume and Stop.
Drag scopes, LIGHTS and ND directly; drag a corner to resize. Panels fit under bars and the joystick, with equal left/right spacing.
ND assist suggests a filter strength to balance exposure, with Stops, ND factor and optical-density units.
New false-color choices include CineStop and six-zone IRE, with matching reference legends.
Your cameras shows joining progress and Cancel on the selected camera row, with camera names and connection buttons arranged more clearly.
Manual joystick and gamepad input takes over from programmed gimbal moves.
Share Diagnostics from pairing or Operator Setup > System to report connection and playback problems.

Android: fixes

Zebra Highlight detects the hottest color channel and defaults to 99 IRE. Zebra option fields stay above the keyboard, with Done to dismiss it.
Expanded Pocket 3 support: more reliable live view and reconnects, correct camera settings, and access to newly recorded clips.
Pocket 3 COLOR correctly maps Normal, HDR/HLG and D-Log M instead of switching to the wrong profile.
FORMAT shows camera-reported sizes, frame rates and aspect ratios. A selected pair stays visible until the camera confirms it.
Pocket 3 FORMAT includes normal-video 2.7K and portrait choices when its format list is empty. Vertical 3K stays selected while options load and frame rate changes.
Pocket 3 clips can be listed and opened after a take, including recordings stored on its memory card.
In Normal color, Pocket 3 and Pocket 4 Auto ISO ranges start at 50, matching the camera; Pocket 4 Pro starts at 100.
Nano COLOR now matches Normal 8-bit, Normal 10-bit and D-Log M. Live-view handling also copes better with larger Nano frames.
D-Log M scopes use their own signal scale. Scene-stop readings are marked as estimates; sensor clipping limits are not calibrated.
Renamed camera Wi-Fi networks use the current name. Failed joins clear stale connection details, and setup warns when a VPN or ad blocker may prevent live view.
Live-view stability improves when zooming, changing settings, toggling LUT 50/50, or returning from clips. Recovery keeps the last picture visible.
Fixed black live views after leaving settings or clips, delayed first pictures, frozen pixel patches, and blotchy LUT rendering on affected devices.
Focus peaking now appears consistently. Face autofocus detects faces more reliably and places its bracket correctly when the picture is mirrored.
Playback caching uses less memory, and disconnect or display changes recover more reliably instead of crashing.

Android: what to test

On Pocket 3, check live view, Normal/HDR/D-Log M, 2.7K and portrait 3K, recording, clip playback and reconnecting.
Try Direction Lock and a Motion Control move, then take over manually. Drag and resize scopes to each edge in portrait and landscape.
Compare false-color scales and ND units. Keep the picture live while changing settings, zooming and reopening clips; share diagnostics if it freezes.
Check peaking, face autofocus and LUT rendering on your phone. Broader Pocket 3 and Motion Control hardware testing is still needed.

Availability and remaining limits

Direction Lock holds the camera’s pointing direction while the handle turns. The separate DJI joystick-hold Lock Gimbal behavior is still under investigation.
Multiview, feed sharing, AirPods head tracking, Apple Watch and Convert log are iOS features in this release. Android does not yet offer these features.
Pocket 3’s broader format, firmware and reconnect matrix still needs testing. In Multiview, Pocket 3 can take about a minute to recover after switching apps.
D-Log M scene-stop estimates are not calibrated sensor clipping limits. Convert log supports D-Log and D-Log2 only.

See the iOS app guide, Android app guide and Multiview guide for usage and current limits.