Osmo Nano

Transfer to a microSD Card

1. Attach the camera to the Vision Dock with the lens facing forward.

2. Swipe down from the top of the camera view, swipe left to enter the storage page, then tap Export to SD card.

3. When the message "Export files from internal storage to SD card?" appears, tap Confirm and wait for the export to finish.

Transfer to a Phone

Open the DJI Mimo app and connect the phone to the camera. Tap Album or the Camera icon > Playback to download footage.

1. Download one file: Tap the file to open its details page, then tap the Download icon in the top-right corner to download the file.

2. Download multiple files: On the thumbnail page, tap Select in the top-right corner, choose the files, then tap Download in the bottom-right corner.

Transfer to a Computer

1. Connect the camera to the computer

(1) Power on the camera and attach the camera to the Vision Dock with the lens facing forward.

(2) Use the provided data cable to connect the camera to the computer.

2. Select the transfer option on the camera

(1) After the camera is connected, the transfer options appear on the camera screen.

(2) Select the option that matches the storage location. For instance, to export footage from the built-in storage, tap File Transfer: Internal Storage.

3. Access the camera storage on the computer and export footage

Windows：

(1) On the computer, open This PC. A drive labeled Osmo Nano will appear.

(2) Double-click the Osmo Nano drive, open DCIM > DJI 001, select the photos or videos you want to export, and copy them to a local folder on your computer.

Note: If the camera cannot automatically recognize the connected device, open the camera's control center, tap Settings > USB mode, and reconnect the camera.

MacOS：

(1) Once connected, the "Allow accessories to connect?" message appears on the computer desktop. Click Allow.

(2) A camera icon appears on the desktop. If it does not appear, open the camera storage in Finder.

(3) Double-click the camera icon, open DCIM > DJI 001, select the photos or videos you want to export, and copy them to a local folder on your computer.

Note: If the camera cannot automatically recognize the connected device, open the camera's control center, tap Settings > USB mode, and reconnect the camera.

Osmo 360

Transfer to a Phone

Turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the phone. Open the DJI Mimo app and connect the phone to the camera. Tap Album or the Camera icon > Playback to download footage.

1. Download one file: Tap the file to open its details page, then tap the Download icon in the top-right corner to download the file.

2. Download multiple files: On the thumbnail page, tap Select in the top-right corner, choose the files, then tap Download in the bottom-right corner.

Transfer to a Computer

1. Connect the camera to the computer

Use the provided data cable to connect the camera to the computer.

2. Select the transfer option on the camera

After the camera is connected, the transfer options appear on the camera screen. Tap File Transfer: USB.

3. Access the camera storage on the computer and export footage

Windows

(1) On the computer, open This PC. A drive labeled Osmo 360 will appear.

(2) Double-click the Osmo 360 drive, open the DCIM > DJI 001 folder, select the photos and videos that you want to export, and copy them to a local folder on your computer.

Note: Panoramic videos are saved in OSV format. Each panoramic video also includes an LRF proxy file.

macOS

(1) Once connected, the "Allow accessories to connect?" message appears on the computer desktop. Click Allow.

(2) A camera icon appears on the desktop. If it does not appear, open the camera storage in Finder.

(3) Double-click the camera icon, open DCIM > DJI 001, select the photos or videos you want to export, and copy them to a local folder on your computer.

Osmo Action Series

Support situation

Export to a Phone

Method 1: Export via the DJI Mimo app

Applicable products: Osmo Action 6, Osmo Action 5 Pro, Osmo Action 4, Osmo Action 3, DJI Action 2, Osmo Action.

Method 2: Export to a phone or tablet via the OTG connection

Applicable products: Osmo Action 6, Osmo Action 5 Pro, Osmo Action 4, Osmo Action 3.

Please refer to How do I connect Osmo Action Series/Osmo Pocket Series to mobile phones via OTG Connection using the OTG function to learn how to export clips via the OTG function.  

Export to a computer

Method 1: Device and computer connection export

Osmo Action 6

Osmo Action 5 Pro

 The steps below are for reference. Interfaces may vary by product and firmware version.

1. Connect the camera to the computer

(1) Power on the camera and connect it to the computer using the provided cable. For DJI Action 2, connect the USB-C cable to the USB-C port on the front touchscreen module or the port on the Power Module.

(2) Some card readers may change SD card file attributes, which can cause recognition issues. We recommend connecting the camera to the computer with a data cable.

2. Select the transfer option on the camera

After the camera is connected, the transfer options appear on the camera screen. Tap File Transfer: USB.

3. Access the camera storage on the computer and export footage

Windows

After the camera is connected, open This PC, double-click the camera drive, and open DCIM > DJI 001.

Note: If an SD card is inserted in the front touchscreen module or the power module of DJI Action 2, two drives will be displayed. The one labeled InternalStorage is the camera's built-in storage; the one labeled USB is SD card storage.

macOS

(1) Once connected, the "Allow accessories to connect?" message appears on the computer desktop. Click Allow.

(2) A camera icon appears on the desktop. If it does not appear, open the camera storage in Finder.

(3) Double-click the camera icon, open DCIM > DJI 001, select the photos or videos you want to export, and copy them to a local folder on your computer.

Note: If an SD card is inserted in the front touchscreen module or the power module of DJI Action 2, two drives will be displayed. The one labeled InternalStorage is the camera's built-in storage; the one labeled USB is SD card storage.

Method 2: Export using a card reader

Remove the SD card from the camera, insert it into a card reader, and connect the card reader to the computer to export footage.

Osmo Pocket Series

Support situation

Export to a Phone

Method 1: Export via the DJI Mimo app (wired/wireless)

Open the DJI Mimo app and connect the phone to the camera. Tap Album or the Camera icon > Playback to download footage.

1. Download one file: Tap the file to enter the details page, then tap the Download icon in the top-right corner to download the file.

2. Download multiple files: On the thumbnail page, tap Select in the top-right corner, choose the files, then tap Download in the bottom-right corner.

For more information, watch the video below:

Method 2: Via OTG connection

Applicable products: Osmo Pocket 4 Series, Osmo Pocket 3

Please refer to How do I connect Osmo Action Series/Osmo Pocket Series to mobile phones via OTG Connection using the OTG function to learn how to export clips via the OTG function. 

Export to a computer

Method 1: Export by connecting the camera to the computer

1. Connect the camera to the computer

Power on the camera and connect it to the computer using the provided cable.

Notes:

(1) Make sure the smartphone adapter, the Osmo Pocket wireless module, and the Osmo Pocket 2 Do-It-All Handle are removed from the camera. Connect a USB-C cable to the port at the bottom of the camera.

(2) When connecting to a computer, due to signal limitations of the computer's USB port or the USB hub, some computers may not be able to read files on the SD card of Osmo Pocket 2 with the Do-It-All Handle attached. In this case, remove the Do-It-All Handle or use a card reader to export files.

2. Select the transfer option on the camera

Once connected, the "Connect to computer?" message appears on the camera screen. Tap Accept.

3. Access the camera storage on the computer

Windows

After the camera is connected, open This PC, double-click the camera drive, and open DCIM > DJI 001. Select the photos and videos that you want to export and copy them to a local folder on your computer.

macOS

(1) Once connected, the "Allow accessories to connect?" message appears on the computer desktop. Click Allow.

(2) A camera icon appears on the desktop. If it does not appear, open the camera storage in Finder.

(3) Double-click the camera icon, open DCIM > DJI 001, select the photos or videos you want to export, and copy them to a local folder on your computer.

Method 2: Export using a card reader

Remove the SD card from the camera, insert it into a card reader, and connect the card reader to the computer to export footage.