It is possible to extend this project, parse the video, and provide tracking using a code set such as android face tracking or openCv. There is an custom DJI app that can be extended to provide tracking like you are thinking. if OSMO mobile apps can provide tracking then why can't OMSO+. This is not quite as simple of an issue as you are thinking: ie. If anyone could please let me know why you think this is, if you think DJI will send out an update, or any other alternative solutions to my situation. I thought the Osmo+ was the answer, but $649 later I can't use active track. I am just trying to find a solution where I can use one of these products, shoot in 4K, use active track, and still have a monitor view of my own face. The issue with the Osmo mobile is in order to use the active track on yourself, you have to use the front-faceing camera on an IPhone, which has terrible camera quality. My issue is that I am trying to use this camera to vlog, and I had seen the Osmo mobile in the Apple store and saw thae amazintg active track feature. It's especially confusint when the Osmo mobile is $299 whereas the Osmo+ is $649. I seriously can not process how just because one uses a designated camera, while the other uses the phones camera, that it dcan not complete this task. Both systems use a remote connection to phone through the app, and therefore both systems should be able to utilize the phone's firmware and hardware in order to have the system actively track a subject.
I am trying to process it in my brain but I simply can not. I saw a thread where a member from DJI explained that the Osmo+ simply does not support it, but they provided no explination as to why. Could someone from DJI, or a consumer with the proper technical expertise, please explain to me why the DJI Osmo+ does not support "Active track"? The osmo mobile is less than half the price and can support the feature.
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