Review on Electric stabilizer for DJI OM 5 sunset white smartphone by Franciszka Ludwin ᠌

1) Tracking, also known as auto-following, always centers the face in the frame, both horizontally and vertically. This makes it completely unsuitable for filming a dance, as the legs are cut off during the landscape mode, and in the portrait mode, the half-screen is occupied by ceiling lamps. However, it can be said that it shoots satisfactorily vertically - for tiktok or stories will come down. But, you won't be able to capture your moves when you use the landscape mode unless you get too far away and transform into a dot. As a result, this issue caused me even more dissatisfaction and headaches, because I tried to deal with it in some way, such as by fixing a certain shooting angle; however, once I did that, the tracker lost my face and seemed to be seeking for it in the center. I would say that the tracking is rather wet at this point in time. 2) The further or longer I use the stabilizer, the faster it starts to heat up my phone, all of the programs start horribly, the video preview also slows down, and the recording that results from using the stabilizer also records with brakes. Anger, born of powerlessness and disillusionment, is what emerges as a result of laziness, rather than something beneficial.