Storing Photos And Videos; Status Led Descriptions - dji OSMO ACTION 3 User Manual

DJI Osmo Action 3
Video
Slow Motion
Timelapse

Storing Photos and Videos

The footage shot on Osmo Action 3 can only be stored on a microSD card (not included). A
UHS-I Speed Grade 3 rating microSD card is required due to the fast read and write speeds
necessary for high-resolution video data. The photos and videos can be transferred to a
phone or computer. Refer to "Transferring Files" for detailed information.

Status LED Descriptions

Osmo Action 3 has two status LEDs which indicate the same status information. They can
be turned on and off.
Blinking Pattern
Solid green
Temporarily off
Blinks green
Blinks red and
green alternately
Blinks red slowly
Blinks red three
times rapidly
Off
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Set video resolution and frame rate.
Tap the upper left corner to set the duration of the loop recording.
In loop recording mode, the camera records videos by overwriting
older videos with new footage at selected intervals. Use loop
recording when trying to capture a spontaneous moment (like
during fishing). This allows the camera to keep recording while
saving space on the microSD card.
Tap on the upper right corner to turn off EIS and enable
RockSteady, HorizonBalancing, or HorizonSteady. For different
resolutions and frame rates, certain EIS modes can only be
selected.
Set the video resolution and speed ratio.
Select Hyperlapse or Timelapse mode. The speed ratio can be set
in Hyperlapse mode. The scene, interval time, and shooting time
can be set in Timelapse mode.
Tap the upper right corner to set the resolution for Timelapse
mode.
Description
Ready to use
Taking a photo
Osmo Action 3 is charging when powered off
Updating firmware
Recording a video
Powers off the camera or powers on the camera at low battery level
microSD card abnormality (no microSD card detected, microSD
card storage is full, or microSD card error.)