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I Used the Hohem EyePic at IFA and It Has a Trick the DJI Osmo Pocket Simply Can’t Match
Many of you may not have heard of Hohem before. They are a company that makes gimbals for smartphones as well as DSLR’s. I first heard about them ahead of CES earlier this year and have been using a few of their products, including the iSteady M7 and the portable SSD they announced at CES in January, which hasn’t started shipping yet. Hohem told AndroidHeadlines that it is making some changes to the SSD-01 before it starts shipping.
Both DJI and Insta360 were already making gimbals for both smartphones and DSLR’s like Hohem is, but now Hohem is about to target DJI’s most popular product — the Osmo Pocket.
At IFA this week, Hohem is showing off the EyePic. This is a 2-in-1 pocketable gimbal camera. So it’s a pocket camera like the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 and the Insta360 Luna Ultra, but it does have a trick up its sleeve. The camera is actually removable. Think of it as a hybrid between the Insta360 Go and Luna Ultra, or the DJI Osmo Nano and Pocket 4.
It’s awesome, and I really can’t wait to get my hands on it. This is Hohem’s first camera, so there are some questions about the footage quality and how good the camera will actually be. But the gimbal will be top-notch. I could see this being very useful for creators filming on their own, without a camera crew.
DJI’s fight with the US government has opened the door for Insta360 and Hohem to enter the US market
When I go to events like IFA, quite literally everyone has a DJI Osmo Pocket of some kind for recording video, myself included. It’s one of my favorite cameras because of its versatility. However, the Hohem EyePic might have just beaten out what DJI is currently offering, which Insta360 already beat them out with the Luna Ultra, which can remove the entire screen and be used as a remote (kind of the opposite of what Hohem is doing here).
Because DJI is being targeted by the US government and is kinda sorta banned right now, that has opened the door for these two companies to break into this market. And I’m sure we’ll see more.
The post I Used the Hohem EyePic at IFA and It Has a Trick the DJI Osmo Pocket Simply Can't Match appeared first on Android Headlines.
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