DJI Never Shipped This App. So He Built It and Gave It Away

Erik Sutton reverse-engineered the DJI Osmo Pocket to build OpenPocketCine, the monitoring app DJI never shipped, then did it again for Nikon with OpenZCine. Both are free. Colden asks about the Luna version, why Insta360's SDK doesn't cover its pocket cameras, and Jake asks the question everyone wants answered: would he sell to DJI for $10 million? Erik's answer covers open source, Fujifilm users asking for an app, the dream of one Open Capture app across every brand, and why the Osmo community is about to show his app to DJI at IBC. Support Erik: https://buymeacoffee.com/eriksutton OpenPocketCine on GitHub: https://github.com/erik-sutton95/Open... Watch the full episode of The Creative Lens: https://youtube.com/live/oZBOg3dxbws?... Erik Sutton (OpenPocketCine):    / @erik_sutton   Jake:    / @jakedirectedthis   Colden:    / @coldenraisher   Chapters 00:00 Would he sell to DJI for $10M? 00:17 Who is Erik Sutton 01:19 A Luna version is coming 01:51 Reverse-engineering the SDK 03:19 Better than Mimo 03:54 One Open Capture app 06:37 IBC and the DJI people 07:14 Pit them against each other If you're building out a studio or podcast set up, this is my favorite gear to check out: My studio/everything camera - Sony a7sIII - https://amzn.to/45EpRoS My favorite studio mic - Senheiser MKE 600 - https://amzn.to/45Cf5zE My favorite podcast/dynamic mic - AT 2040 - https://amzn.to/49Ru776