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DJI Mobile 7P Testing — Real-World Stabilization & Creator Features
In this video I put the DJI Mobile 7P through its paces: walking shots, fast pans, low-angle “flashlight” moves, and a quick run-and-gun test. I also try ActiveTrack, gesture control, timelapse/hyperlapse, and switch between landscape/portrait to see how it handles short-form content.

If you’re a creator shooting on your phone, this should help you decide if the 7P is worth it for vlogs, product B-roll, and everyday filming.

What I test

  • Handheld vs gimbal stabilization (walking/jogging)

  • ActiveTrack follow tests (face & object)

  • Quick tilt/pan response + horizon hold

  • Low-light jitter control

  • Timelapse, hyperlapse, and motion lapse pathing

  • Vertical shooting for Shorts/Reels/TikTok

  • Setup, balance, and pack-down time

My phone & settings

  • Phone: Samsung S24 Ultra

  • Main cam 4K @ 30/60 fps (HDR on/off)

  • EIS off (when noted) to see pure gimbal performance

Pros (so far)

  • Smooth walking shots with minimal bounce

  • Fast re-center + convenient trigger shortcuts

  • Reliable subject tracking in busy backgrounds

Cons / watch-outs

  • Needs precise balance with heavier phones

  • Quick pans can still introduce minor warp if phone EIS is on

  • Vertical arm clearance is tight with some cases

Gear used

DJI Mobile 7P gimbal, Samsung S24 Ultra, simple clamp tripod, clip-on LED light, wireless mic.

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