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ImportantHints and Tips
Read Before First Use
Read the following documents before using DJI™ OSMO™ Action 3.
It is recommended to watch all the tutorial videos on the official website (www.dji.com/
action-3) or in the DJI Mimo app and read the safety guidelines before using for the first
time. Make sure to review the quick start guide before using for the first time and refer to
this user manual for more information.
Download DJI Mimo App and Watch the Tutorial Videos
Osmo Action 3 is capable of shooting sharp 12MP photos and capturing smooth video
at up to 4K/120fps. With DJI’s latest EIS (Electronic Image Stabilization) technology, Osmo
Action 3 can record super smooth footage for various sports scenes. Osmo Action 3 is
equipped with dual touchscreens. The front touchscreen helps capture the perfect selfie,
while the rear touchscreen displays the live view of the camera. Both touchscreens enable
users to change the settings with fingertip movements. The buttons on the camera enable
users to control recording or switch the shooting mode. Osmo Action 3 is waterproof at
depths of up to 16 m. With different Osmo accessories, users can enjoy the full range of
Osmo Action 3 features.
Osmo Action 3 is compatible with various accessories to flexibly change the position to
shoot various sports scenes.
Osmo Action 3 Adhesive Base Kit
The Osmo Action 3 Adhesive Base Kit includes the following accessories.
AccessoryDescription
Osmo Action 3 Quick-Release Adapter Mount: With a
magnetic design, the quick-release adapter mount can be
easily attached to the camera and connected to the other
accessories.
Osmo Locking Screw: Secures the Osmo Action 3 QuickRelease Adapter Mount to the Osmo Flat Adhesive Base.
Osmo Flat Adhesive Base: The base forms a strong, durable,
and long-lasting bond on clean and flat surfaces, ensuring
secure mounting.
Press down on the camera until the clips of the quick-release adapter mount are firmly
inserted into the quick-release slots on the camera, and then tighten the locking screws.
Wipe the surface of the object before attaching the adhesive base. Attach and press the
adhesive base down firmly, and hold for at least 10 seconds. It is recommended to wait 30
minutes before attaching the camera.
• Make sure that the clips of the quick-release adapter mount are firmly inserted into
the quick-release slots on the camera before use. Press both clips of the quick-release
adapter mount when removing the camera.
• DO NOT attach the adhesive base to surfaces that are arched, curved, rough,
powdered, peeling, covered in dust or sand, or have oil, wax, or water stains.
Otherwise, the adapter mount may not be attached firmly.
• The recommended application temperature for the base is -10° to 40° C (14° to 104° F).
DO NOT attach the adhesive base to a surface with a higher or lower temperature.
With the Osmo Action 3 Horizontal-Vertical Protective Frame, users can flip the camera
from the horizontal to the vertical position for different shooting angles. As shown in the
figure below, open the buckle of the horizontal-vertical protective frame, align and put the
camera into the frame, then close the buckle. The left side of the frame is equipped with
two quick-release slots, which can be used with the Osmo Action 3 Quick-Release Adapter
Mount to fasten other accessories such as the Osmo Action 3 Adhesive Base Kit and the
Osmo 1.5m Extension Rod.
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Osmo Action 3 Rubber Lens Protector
Recording videos of high specifications for an extended time may cause the Osmo
Action 3 lens protective cover to heat up. Install the rubber lens protector to prevent
overheating.
• The rubber lens protector is made of rubber, where any damaged areas may result in
cracking.
• The rubber lens protector may stretch or break if subjected to excessive force.
• DO NOT store the rubber lens protector in locations exposed to direct sunlight, high
temperatures, or humidity.
Osmo Action 3 Extreme Battery
The Osmo Action 3 Extreme Battery boosts Osmo Action 3 performance across a wide
temperature range from -20° to 45° C (-4° F to 113° F). With a 1770mAh capacity, the battery
can continuously work for up to 160 minutes*. Refer to “Battery Usage Notes” for more
detailed information on battery usage.
* Tested in a 25° C (77° F) laboratory environment while recording 1080p/30fps videos with EIS
disabled and the screen off. For reference only.
Osmo Action 3 Multifunctional Battery Case
The Osmo Action 3 Multifunctional Battery Case (hereinafter referred to as “the battery
case”) is designed for storing two microSD cards and three Osmo Action 3 Extreme
Batteries safely. Users can check the battery levels by pressing the button once or
opening the battery case. The status LEDs will display the battery level. When a charger
is connected to the battery case with batteries inserted, the battery case will charge the
batteries. When the batteries are inserted into the battery case, with external devices
connected to the USB-C port, the batteries can be used as a power bank to charge the
connected external devices.
The batteries with the highest power level will be charged first, followed by the remaining
batteries to be charged in sequence. The batteries with the lowest power level will be
discharged first, followed by the remaining batteries to be discharged in sequence.
When using the battery case to charge the Osmo Action 3 Extreme Battery, it is
recommended to use the DJI 30 W USB-C Charger (not included as standard) or a USB-C
charger that supports Power Delivery or PPS (Programmable Power Delivery). Three
batteries can be fully charged in about two hours with the DJI 30 W USB-C Charger.
• DO NOT use the battery case to charge a non-DJI OSMO battery. DJI OSMO shall not be
responsible for any fault or damage caused by the use of any non-DJI OSMO battery.
• Place the battery case on a flat and stable surface when in use. Ensure the device is
properly insulated to prevent fire hazards.
• DO NOT attempt to touch the metal terminals on the battery case.
• Clean the metal terminals on the battery case with a clean, dry cloth if there is any
noticeable buildup.
• The battery case is not waterproof. DO NOT place it in water or spill any liquid on the
case.
Press the release button on the battery compartment cover and slide upward, then insert
the battery into the battery compartment, as shown below. Make sure the battery is
properly inserted, then close the battery compartment cover. Note: if the battery cover is
properly mounted, the orange marks on its bottom will not be visible.
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Inserting the microSD Card
The footage shot on Osmo Action 3 is stored on a microSD card. A UHS-I Speed Grade 3
rating microSD card is required due to the fast read and write speeds necessary for highresolution video data. Refer to the recommended microSD card list in “Specifications” for
more information. Insert the microSD card into the microSD card slot as shown.
Gently push the microSD card into the camera to partially eject the microSD card.
Charging Osmo Action 3
Press the release button on the USB-C port cover and slide the cover down.
Connect a USB-C charger (not included) to the USB-C port using the Type-C to Type-C PD
cable (included). It is recommended to use the DJI 30 W USB-C Charger or a USB-C charger
that supports Power Delivery or PPS (Programmable Power Supply). When powered off,
the status LEDs blink green while charging. When the status LEDs turn off, the battery is
fully charged. It takes about 18 minutes to charge the battery to 80%. The battery can be
fully charged in about 49 minutes*.
* Charging time was tested using a DJI 30 W USB-C Charger in a 25° C (77° F) environment. For
• Press once: Take a photo or start/
stop recording
• SnapShot: Press and hold to quickly
power on and begin shooting. The
shooting mode will depend on the
SnapShot settings.
Quick Switch Button
Quick Switch Button
• Press and hold: Power on or off
• Press once: Switch between shooting
modes
Operating the Touchscreen
After the camera is powered on, both touchscreens of the camera display the live view as
well as the shooting mode, battery level, and microSD card information. Tap or swipe on a
touchscreen to interact with the camera. Note: the two touchscreens cannot be operated
at the same time. When one touchscreen is operated, the other touchscreen is locked.
Tap
Select the icons on
both sides of the
screen to playback
shot footage
and change the
camera settings.
Swipe Left or
Right
Switches between
video, photo, and
other shooting
modes.
Swipe Down
from the Edge
of the Screen
Enters the
Control Menu.
Swipe Up from
the Edge of the
Screen
To set shooting
parameters such
as aspect ratio,
countdown time,
and resolution.
: The icon displays either the remaining number of photos or the video
duration that can be taken or recorded according to the current shooting mode. The
icon is displayed only when a microSD card is inserted.
2. Playback
: Tap to preview the last photo or video captured or played back. Swipe to the left
from the right edge of the screen to go back to live view.
3. Shooting Modes
: Tap the icon and swipe to select the shooting mode.
Shooting ModesDescription
PhotoTake a photo or countdown photo.
VideoRecord a video.
HDR VideoRecord a HDR Video. Use HDR Video to record videos in an
Slow MotionSupports 4x or 8x slow-motion video shooting. In Slow
TimelapseSelect from Hyperlapse and Timelapse. In this mode, the
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environment with extensive lighting contrast, extending
dynamic range and displaying more highlight and shadow
details.
Motion mode, the camera records the video with a high
frame rate and slows the footage down to 4x or 8x the
normal speed during the playback. Slow Motion catches
details not visible to the naked eye, which is ideal for fastaction shots. Note: audio will not be recorded when Slow
Motion is in use.
camera turns long events into short videos by taking a frame
of video at set intervals.
Use Hyperlapse to record smooth timelapse videos when
the camera is in motion (such as in a car or when hand-held).
Use Timelapse to record timelapse videos when the camera
is mounted and still.
Three presets in Timelapse are designed for typical scenes
such as Crowds, Clouds, and Sunset. Users can also optimize
the interval and duration for recording timelapse videos.
: This icon displays the current battery level of Osmo Action 3. Tap the icon to view
more detailed information about the battery level.
5. Parameters
: Click to adjust the image and audio parameters. Tap PRO to adjust pro
parameters. Various parameters can be set in different shooting modes.
Shooting ModesParameters
PhotoBasic Mode: The FOV can be set to Standard (Dewarp) or Wide.
PRO Mode: More settings are available once PRO is enabled,
including Exposure, FOV, White Balance, and Format.
VideoBasic Mode: The FOV and EIS Priority in Low Light can be set.
1. FOV: The FOV can be set to Narrow, Standard (Dewarp),
Wide, or Ultra Wide. Some FOV options are unavailable
when using certain frame rates.
2. EIS Priority in Low Light: Enabling EIS Priority in Low Light
will remove motion blur. Image sharpness may be affected
when ambient light is too low.
PRO Mode: Image and audio parameters can be adjusted.
Image Parameters: Exposure, White Balance, Color, and FOV
are available.
• Exposure: Auto and Manual modes are available.
• White Balance: Auto and Manual modes are
available.
• Color: Normal and D-Cinelike are available. It is
designed for capturing a wide dynamic range
from the sensor, and colors are distributed evenly,
so the dark part of a picture is greatly improved. It
is not a real LUT but a lower-contrast video with a
flat color profile, ideal for post-processing options.
• FOV: The FOV can be set to Narrow, Standard
(Dewarp), Wide, or Ultra Wide. Some FOV options
are unavailable when using certain frame rates.
• Enhanced Image Quality: Enable when recording
videos in an environment with extensive lighting
contrast. When enabled, the camera will record
more highlight and shadow details. Note: enabling
Enhanced Image Quality will increase power
consumption.
Audio Parameters: Channel, Wind Noise Reduction, and
Directional Audio are available.
• Channel: Select from Stereo or Mono.
• Wind Noise Reduction: When enabled, the camera
will reduce the wind noise picked up by the builtin microphone. Note: Wind Noise Reduction
does not work when connected to the external
microphone.
• Directional Audio: If Front is selected, the builtin microphone will enhance the reception of the
sound in front of the camera.
• Gain: When a microphone is connected, the input
gain of the microphone can be adjusted.
HDR VideoBasic Mode: The FOV can be set.
FOV: The FOV can be set to Narrow, Standard (Dewarp), Wide,
or Ultra Wide. Some FOV options are unavailable when using
certain frame rates.
PRO Mode: Image and audio parameters can be adjusted.
Image Parameters: More settings are available once PRO is
enabled, including Exposure, FOV, and White Balance.
• Exposure: The default setting is Auto. Users can
adjust the EV manually.
• White Balance: Exposure: Auto and Manual modes
are available.
• FOV: The FOV can be set to Standard (Dewarp),
Wide, or Ultra Wide. Some FOV options are
unavailable when using certain frame rates.
Audio Parameters: Channel, Wind Noise Reduction, and
Directional Audio are available.
• Channel: Select from Stereo or Mono.
• Wind Noise Reduction: When enabled, the camera
will reduce the wind noise picked up by the builtin microphone. Note: Wind Noise Reduction
does not work when connected to the external
microphone.
• Directional Audio: If Front is selected, the builtin microphone will enhance the reception of the
sound in front of the camera.
• Gain: When a microphone is connected, the input
gain of the microphone can be adjusted.
Slow MotionBasic Mode: The FOV can be set to Standard (Dewarp) or Wide.
PRO Mode: More settings are available once PRO is enabled,
including Exposure, White Balance, Color, and FOV.
SnapShotWhen Osmo Action 3 is powered off or in sleep mode, use
SnapShot to quickly power on and begin shooting. Supported
shooting modes include Video, HDR Video, and Hyperlapse. After
shooting, the camera will automatically power off if left idle for
three seconds.
Single Screen
Preview (Scrn Off
When Locked)
When enabled, only one touchscreen will turn on. Tap and
swipe up on the touchscreen to unlock the screen.
Voice ControlTap to enable voice control to use the camera with voice
commands. Mandarin Chinese and English are supported.
Voice commands in English include Start Recording, Stop
Recording, Take Photo, and Shut Down.
Tap to enable scuba diving mode.
In scuba diving mode, the Shutter/Record Button can only be
used to take photos or start recording. Press the Quick Switch
button to start or stop recording. Note: scuba diving mode is
automatically enabled when the camera is more than 14 m
underwater. Once enabled, the Shutter/Record Button will be
locked. Press the Quick Switch button to start or stop recording.
Press the Quick Switch Button five times to disable scuba diving mode.
OTG ConnectionTap OTG Connection and connect the camera to the Android
device with the Type-C to Type-C PD cable (included). With OTG
connection, The files can be transferred from the camera to the
Android device. Note: OTG Connection is only available when the
Android device supports OTG connection.
Wireless
Connection
Tap to check wireless information, select Wi-Fi frequency,
and reset Wi-Fi connection. Connect the camera to DJI Mimo
wirelessly to update the firmware.
Video Compression Tap to switch the video-encoding format between Compatibility
and Efficiency modes. If Compatibility is selected, videos will
be encoded in H.264 with higher compatibility. If Efficiency is
selected, videos will be encoded in HEVC with a smaller file size.
Only Efficiency videos are available in the following settings:
1. HDR mode
2. Video: D-Cinelike 10bit color profile.
3. Video: 4K (4:3) and supported fps
4. Video: 4K (16:9) 120/100fps or 1080p 240fps
5. Slow-Mo: 4K 4x or 1080p 8x.
Sound
Tap to set volume. High, medium, low, and mute are available.
GridTap to display grid lines in live view photos or videos to help
level the camera vertically and horizontally. The display options
include Grid, Diagonals, and Grid + Diagonals.
TimecodeTap to set Timecode for the camera. When setting Timecode, the
camera can be synchronized by the system settings. Also, the
camera can be synchronized by the time code synchronizer using
the USB-C port. Note: the camera cannot be synchronized by the
time code synchronizer when recording HDR videos.
Anti-flickerTap to select the anti-flicker frequency to reduce flicker caused by
fluorescent lights or a TV screen when shooting indoors.
Select the anti-flicker frequency according to the power grid
frequency in the region.The default anti-flicker frequency is set
as 50Hz.
Naming
Management
Tap to edit the naming rules for storage folders and files.
Scrn Off When RecTap to set the time. After recording starts, the screen will turn
off after the set time. This will not affect the recording.
Auto Power OffTap to set the time. The camera will power off automatically
when there is no operation on camera within the set duration.
Swipe up from the edge of the screen to set the parameters for each shooting mode.
Shooting ModesSettings
PhotoSet photo ratio and countdown timer.
VideoSet 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 video by overwriting
older footage with new footage at selected intervals. Use loop
recording when trying to capture a spontaneous moment (e.g.,
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, RockSteady+, HorizonBalancing, or HorizonSteady. For
different resolutions and frame rates, certain EIS modes can only
be selected.
HDR VideoSet HDR 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 a video by overwriting
older footage with new footage at selected intervals. Use loop
recording when trying to capture a spontaneous moment (e.g.,
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, RockSteady+, HorizonBalancing, or HorizonSteady.
For different resolutions and frame rates, certain EIS modes can
only be selected.
Slow MotionSet the video resolution and speed ratio.
TimelapseSelect 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.
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.
2. Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the mobile device.
3. Launch DJI Mimo, tap
, and follow the instructions to connect Osmo Action 3.
When having problems connecting to DJI Mimo, follow the steps below.
1. Make sure that both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are enabled on the mobile device.
2. Make sure the DJI Mimo app is the latest version.
3. Swipe down from the edge of the screen to enter the Control Menu, select Wireless
Connection > Reset Connection. The camera will reset all connections and Wi-Fi
passwords.
Camera View
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The camera view display may differ depending on the shooting mode. This display is for
reference only.
1. Home
: tap to return to the home screen.
2. Wi-Fi
: displays Wi-Fi connection.
3. Battery Level
: Displays the current battery level of Osmo Action 3.
: displays either the remaining number of photos that can be taken or the
video duration that can be recorded according to the current shooting mode.
5. Custom Mode
: Tap the icon to save the current configuration as a custom mode. Save the
shooting parameters in the custom mode, which can then be used directly to shoot
similar scenes. Users can save up to five custom modes.
6. Shutter/Record Button
: tap to take a photo or to start or stop recording a video.
7. Shooting Modes
Scroll to select the shooting mode.
Shooting ModesDescription
HyperlapseUse Hyperlapse to record smooth timelapse videos when the
camera is in motion (such as in a car or when hand-held). Tap
Playback to preview timelapse videos as soon as they are captured.
TimelapseUse Timelapse to record timelapse videos when the camera is
mounted and still. Three presets in Timelapse are designed for
typical scenes such as Crowds, Clouds, and Sunset. Users can also
optimize the interval and duration for recording timelapse videos.
Slow MotionSupports 4x and 8x slow-motion video shooting. In Slow Motion
mode, the camera records the video with a high frame rate and
slows the footage down to 4x or 8x the normal speed during
the playback. Slow Motion catches details not visible to the
naked eye, which is ideal for fast-action shots. Audio will not be
recorded when Slow Motion is in use.
HDR VideoRecord a HDR Video. Use HDR Video to record videos in an
environment with extensive lighting contrast, extending dynamic
range and displaying more highlight and shadow details.
VideoRecord a video.
PhotoTake a photo or countdown photo.
Live StreamOsmo Action 3 supports live broadcasting to livestream
platforms such as YouTube and Facebook.
8. Playback
: tap to preview photos and videos as soon as they are captured.
9. Settings
: Set the selected shooting mode as Basic or Pro mode. More settings become
available once Pro is enabled, including FOV, Format, Exposure and White Balance.
Various parameters can be set when using different shooting modes.
Connect Osmo Action 3 to DJI Mimo, tap the Playback icon to preview photos and videos.
to download photos and videos. The photos and videos can be shared directly
Click
from DJI Mimo to social media platforms.
Transferring Files to a Computer
Power on Osmo Action 3 and connect it to a computer using a USB cable. When
connected to a computer, a pop-up will appear, this prompts to select the USB connection
type on the camera touchscreen. Tap Transfer File to download the files from the camera
to the computer. When transferring a file, the camera cannot take photos or record
videos.
Select Cancel to only charge Osmo Action 3.
Reconnect Osmo Action 3 to the computer if a file transfer is interrupted.
OTG Connection for Transferring Files
For the Android devices supporting OTG connection, the files can be transferred from the
camera to the Android device with OTG connection.
Connect the camera to the Android device with the Type-C to Type-C PD cable (included)
using the USB-C port on the camera. When connected, view and transfer the photos and
videos of the camera via the device album or file management.
If the camera cannot automatically recognize the Android device using the OTG
connection, swipe down from the edge of the screen and enter the control menu.
Tap Settings > OTG Connection, and use the Type-C to Type-C PD cable to connect the
camera to device.
Osmo Action 3 can work as a webcam on a computer. Power on the camera and connect
it to the computer using a USB cable. The camera will go into USB mode. Tap Webcam
to enter the Webcam mode, and the camera will function as a webcam input device.
The bottom of the screen displays Webcam. Press the shutter/record button to start
recording. Tap the Image Parameter Settings icon on the right side of the screen to set the
exposure, white balance, and FOV parameters. Users can preview recorded videos after
exiting the Webcam mode.
Microphone Connection
Osmo Action 3 can be linked to an external microphone, including DJI Mic or any thirdparty digital Type-C microphones that support 48K/16 bits.
Follow the steps below (with DJI Mic as an example) to connect to a microphone:
1. Press the release button on the USB-C port cover and slide it downward. Lift the cover
upward until it is detached from the device.
2. Power on the receiver and transmitters, and make sure the receiver and transmitters
are linked.
3. Attach the receiver to the USB-C port of the camera using the USB-C adapter. A
microphone icon will be displayed on the screen.
4. Press the linking button on the transmitter to start recording while using the
transmitter for audio.
REC
The transmitter and the receiver are linked by default. Follow the steps below to link if
the transmitter and receiver are disconnected.
• Place the transmitter and the receiver in the charging case to link automatically.
• Power on the transmitter and the receiver, press and hold the link button on the
transmitter, slide down on the screen of the receiver, select Settings and scroll through
and tap Link Device to start linking. The status LED glows solid green to indicate linking
was successful.
The firmware of Osmo Action 3 is updated using DJI Mimo.
Make sure the battery level of Osmo Action 3 is at least 15% before updating its firmware.
Connect Osmo Action 3 to the DJI Mimo app. If new firmware is available, users will be
notified by DJI Mimo. Update the firmware according to the on-screen instructions. The
update takes approximately two minutes.
Underwater Usage Notes
Osmo Action 3 can be used underwater at depths of up to 16 m. When used with the
Osmo Action 3 waterproof case, the device can operate underwater up to 60 m deep.
Observe the following precautions when using the device in water.
1. Make sure the battery and battery compartment are dry and clean before inserting
the battery. Otherwise, it may affect the battery’s contact and waterproofing ability.
Make sure the battery compartment cover is firmly fastened after the battery is
inserted. Note: if the cover is properly mounted, the orange marks on its bottom will
not be visible.
2. Make sure the USB-C port cover is clean and closed before using. Otherwise, it will
affect the device’s waterproofing ability.
3. Make sure the lens protective cover is in good condition and intact. If damaged,
replace it immediately. Make sure the lens protective cover and lens are dry and clean.
Sharp or hard objects may damage the lens and affect the device’s waterproofing
ability. Make sure the lens protective cover is properly tightened during use.
4. Osmo Action 3 is not waterproof unless the battery compartment cover, USB-C port
cover, and lens protective cover are firmly mounted and fastened.
5. Avoid jumping into water at high speed with Osmo Action 3. Otherwise, the impact
may result in water seepage. Make sure the camera is waterproof before jumping into
water.
6. DO NOT use Osmo Action 3 in hot springs or extreme underwater environments. DO
NOT let Osmo Action 3 come into contact with corrosive or unknown liquids.
7. Rinse the camera with clean water after using it underwater. Allow it to dry naturally
before using again. DO NOT dry the camera with hot air using a hair dryer, otherwise
the microphone membrane and the built-in breathable membrane will rupture, and
the camera will no longer be waterproof.
Attach the waterproof case to Osmo Action 3 when using it while diving, surfing,
underwater for an extended period, or in other situations involving high water impact.
Observe the following precautions when using the device with the waterproof case:
1. Make sure the rubber seal is clean and firmly attached during use.
2. Make sure the waterproof case is dry (for best results, place anti-fog fiber in the case
during use) and the latch is secure.
3. Remove the rubber lens protector of Osmo Action 3 before placing the device inside
the waterproof case.
4. Before use, it is recommended to place the waterproof case underwater for
approximately five minutes to ensure it is working properly.
5. Rinse the case with tap water to prevent corrosion after using it in the sea.
• The touchscreens of Osmo Action 3 can be operated when their surface is wet.
• The touchscreens cannot function underwater. Users can press the camera buttons to
start recording. Scuba diving mode is automatically enabled when the camera is used
without the Osmo Action 3 waterproof case at a depth of more than 14 m.
User Manual
Cleaning Notes
1. Clean the lens protective cover with water or a lens cleaning pen, lens air blower, or
lens cleaning cloth. When changing the lens protective cover, make sure the camera
is dry. After using it in water, let the camera dry before using it again. This will prevent
water from seeping into the lens protective cover and fogging up the lens. DO NOT
remove the lens protective cover frequently to avoid dust accumulating inside the
lens cover, which can affect shooting quality.
2. Clean the lens with a lens cleaning pen, lens air blower, or lens cleaning cloth.
3. Clean the battery and battery compartment with a clean, dry cloth.
4. Make sure the quick-release slots on the camera are clean from dust and sand when
attaching the quick-release adapter mount.
Battery Usage Notes
1. DO NOT use non-DJI Osmo batteries. New batteries can be purchased at www.dji.
com. DJI Osmo shall not be responsible for any fault or damage caused by the use of
any non-DJI Osmo battery.
2. The battery should be used at temperatures between -20° to 45° C (-4° to 113° F ). Use
of the battery at temperatures above 45° C (113° F) can lead to a fire or explosion.
Before using the battery in a low-temperature environment, it is recommended to
charge the battery fully in a normal temperature environment. Charging the battery at
the ideal temperature can prolong battery life.
3. Battery performance will be affected if the battery is not used for an extended period.
4. Discharge and charge the battery completely once every three months to keep it in
good working condition.
5. Remove the battery from Osmo Action 3 and store the battery in the Osmo Action 3
Multifunctional Battery Case when stored for an extended period.
Operating Temperature -20° to 45° C (-4° to 113° F)
Voltage3.85 V
Max Charging Power23 W
Operating Time160 mins
[1] Before use, close the battery compartment cover and the USB-C port cover, and tighten the
Lens Protective Cover. It is recommended to install the Waterproof Case for long-duration
underwater shooting or in environments with high water impacts or pressure. Osmo Action
3 and its Waterproof Case have an IP68 waterproof rating. Do not use the camera in hot
springs or expose it to corrosive liquids.
[2] EIS is not supported in Slow Motion and Timelapse modes. HorizonSteady is only available
when the video resolution is 1080p (16:9) or 2.7K (16:9) with a frame rate of 60fps or below.
HorizonBalancing is only available when the video resolution is 1080p (16:9), 2.7K (16:9), or
4K (16:9) with a frame rate of 60 fps or below.
[3] Tested in a 25° C (77° F) laboratory environment while recording 1080p/30fps video in
normal video mode with Enhanced Image Quality disabled, EIS disabled, and the screens
off, and should be used for reference only.