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I don't bother hot-swapping the Laowa on the X5S/I2 or X5/Osmo, it works happily for video on both, certainly with H264. I've not tried it with ProRes of CinemaDNG. Photos have been OK too.
The only problems I have using the 7.5 are with trying to get the exposure values settled - DJI Go doesn't handle the manual lens very well and doesn't like to switch between Aperture/Shutter/Manual modes. I've found it works best in video mode as changes in the ISO & shutter speed show up on screen pretty much straight away. In photo mode, it tends to try and fight changes to the shutter speed and ISO, and its sometimes easier to switch to Video shooting, set the Ev and then switch back to photo mode. The other way is to use the exposure compensation in photo mode.
I've not experienced the x5s feed swapping with the fpv one. The other issue you mention with the DNG/JPEGs sometimes occurs when you power down/restart with the Laowa attached - for some reason Go4 throws it's toys outta the pram and forgets some of the settings. You might find it also switching between 4:3 and 16:9 format, changing colour profile, and turning the focus peaking off too
Always best to check them while (and after) using the Laowa 
The only problems I have using the 7.5 are with trying to get the exposure values settled - DJI Go doesn't handle the manual lens very well and doesn't like to switch between Aperture/Shutter/Manual modes. I've found it works best in video mode as changes in the ISO & shutter speed show up on screen pretty much straight away. In photo mode, it tends to try and fight changes to the shutter speed and ISO, and its sometimes easier to switch to Video shooting, set the Ev and then switch back to photo mode. The other way is to use the exposure compensation in photo mode.
I've not experienced the x5s feed swapping with the fpv one. The other issue you mention with the DNG/JPEGs sometimes occurs when you power down/restart with the Laowa attached - for some reason Go4 throws it's toys outta the pram and forgets some of the settings. You might find it also switching between 4:3 and 16:9 format, changing colour profile, and turning the focus peaking off too

