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Nice! I'll check it out!

Thank you for your input. My video is intended to reach new Osmo Pocket 3 users who probably do not have access to a cine-rig. Thank you for watching!

Hello! I think it is. You can buy the DJI mic 2 for $100 if you want to add it at a later time. However, do your research to see what works best for your needs.

Hello! I generally film in 24fps at 4K for talking head/normal speed. Then I like to use 60fps 4K for my b-roll and convert it back to 24fps. If you are interested, I have a video on my channel explaining the different frame rates and one explaining my lowlight settings. Thank you!

That is very kind! I love teaching and sharing my knowledge on different video techniques. Thank you so much for checking out my video!

I'm sure it comes with the Osmo Pocket 3's hard case for travel.

@@Cole-Bielecki just bought it , thank you 🙏

You're welcome! It's a great camera! Happy filming!

Thank you! Unfortunately, I don't think bluetooth headphones connect the Osmo Pocket 3.I believe you can connect headphones using the USB-C on the back of the camera.

That's amazing to hear. I am trying to teach as much as I can on my channel. Thank you for tuning in.

Hello! I just tried the webcam mode on my computer and it allowed me to zoom in and out. I haven't tried this on the Mimo app, but I'm assuming this function would still work.

Thank you! I haven't tried this but I don't think it is possible. Unfortunately, I think it only records to micro SD.

Hello! If you are slowing it down by a percentage. You can break it down by figuring out the math. For example if you are editing on a 30fps timeline and converting 60fps, you should set it to 50% speed. and 40% for a 24fps timeline. I hope this helps!

Timeline fps ÷ video fps × 100 = playback % 24fps ÷ 60fps = 0.4 0.4 x 100 = 40 % playback speed

@@Squidpaws- Thank you for the formula!

​@Cole-Bielecki no worries. Great video man. It's a very interesting topic. I love the idea of shooting 30fps then adding that to a 24 or 25fps timeline. That gives you a very dreamy type slow motion that's hardly noticeable.

@@Squidpaws- Thank you! I appreciate you checking out my videos. You have some great content too! I use that technique a lot while shooting b-roll with people. I really enjoy the effect it gives. It is great to do with gimbal work as well.

Hello! It depends if you want to start creating content now or wait to see what DJI is going to do. Unfortunately, I don't have any insight for when the 4 will come out. However, I don't think it will be for a couple of years.

That's great to hear! I'm happy I can help! Thank you for watching my videos!

Thank you! If you are on a mac, you could airdrop the edited files to yourself. If you are on a PC I would recommend using WeTransfer to upload the files from your phone and send the link to your email to download the files on your PC. I hope this helps.

You're welcome! Check out my other tutorials for more! Thank you!

Hello! I used fine for about an hour and it was getting warm. I haven't tested it further than that. If you are going to be streaming for a long time, I would recommend looking into a dedicated streaming camera.

Thank you for checking them out! I really appreciate the support!

Hello! Let me check, I will get back you soon.

Thank you! Unfortunately, I don't have a DJI 2 to test out the workflow, but I can assume it is the same or similar process. You can always transfer the files using the SD card slot on your computer. Please check out my channel for more beginner tips when using the Osmo Pocket! Have fun filming!

Thank you! You're welcome! I'm really glad to hear my tutorial helped you. I have a couple more on my channel if you would like to check them out!

I own the Xeen 50mm cine, primarily used for interviews. I've paired my gimbal with Leica R lenses before, though manual focus is challenging on a gimbal. While I often use the 15-35 on my gimbal, it doesn't offer unique characteristics compared to cine lenses. It's a very clean image. However, since it is wide, it still cuts together well with other lenses in post.

@@Cole-Bielecki in post would the 15-35 look to digital when mixing with an image from a cine lens? or would the ultra wide angle be less noticable. Because cines usually give a soft look. usually important for up close shots

@@noranoskyle4417 I don't think the images look digital or extra sharp. I have a lot of b-roll in this video you can check out. I would still shoot in the log profile, and control most of the look in post.

@@Cole-Bielecki I am asking because the image did look great. You did a good job. I have the c70 and r5c and r6 markii. I just bought some canon cines. now moving from RF to CN-E. But my wallet needs to make some compromises lol

@@noranoskyle4417 Thank you! That is a nice collection you have going for you. Unfortunately, a bigger price tag comes with cine...I personally think this lens serves it's purpose being so wide and having autofocus on a gimbal is great, especially if you are filming alone. You can look into the Sigma 18-35 Cine if you want a similar focal length. I rented it for a project once, and was happy with the look. I recently have been getting into Canon FD lenses. They have unique characteristics, beautiful flares and adapt easy to the C70.

Thank you Martinez! You know, the cow scenes are shot down in Texas! Outside of Dallas!

It certainly is! Always implement a organizational system that works for you!

Thanks Martinez! It's a fun way to get a unique shot for sure!

It really is the best all purpose camera!

It certainly is! Amazing what you can do in a free editing software!

It's a great little camera!

I'm sure you can hook up more than one. OBS should recognize more than one camera. Unfortunately, I only have one to test with. They output 1080p and I believe 30 and 60fps.

@@Cole-Bielecki I did some research for those wondering it's 1080p@30fps.

@@SolarBang Sounds good! Thank you for sharing your findings.

That's interesting. I haven't heard of time limit on recording. You should try a faster SD card. You are probably running into a buffer issue.

Thank you! I appreciate you checking out my video!

Hello! I normally use the SD card reader and my computer to save time.

That's awesome! Thank you for watching on my video! Glad I could help.

Hi there! I transferred files to an older MacBook without issues. Try sending the files to your phone. If they look jittery there, your settings might be off. Check out my setting videos for help. Best of luck!

Hello! You do loose a little quality. The osmo pocket 3 pushed 1080p in webcam mode instead of 4K. In my opinion, it still looks good.

Hello! I mainly use my camera for TH-cam, so I film horizontally. You can crop these for social media. If you're mostly on Instagram, filming vertically saves time. Ultimately, it depends on your platform you are planning on using. Thank you for checking out my video!

Always ready to ball! lol

You're welcome! i'm glad it worked for you!

It really is! I am always impressed with DJI and the technology they are able to include in such a small camera. Thank you James! I hope all is well!

Thank you! That's amazing to hear! I'm glad you found it helpful!

You're welcome! That's awesome to hear! Thank you for checking out my video.

Hello! I am unaware of geotagging with the Osmo Pocket 3. There may be a way to enter the geo-tags manually.

You're welcome! Most tripods offer the ability to rotate the camera 90 degrees. While I haven't personally tried it with a tripod, it should definitely work. Thanks for watching!

Thank you, Mikee! It's a juggling act! I normally just hold the osmo pocket in my hands while cycling. When I tried attaching it to my bike, the footage was pretty shaky. I want to find a shock-absorbing mount for cycling! I think it would help a lot!

@@Cole-Bielecki Ok good to know as that was my experience too. I just assumed I'd buttery smooth footage so I was shocked 😂. Thanks Cole!

​@@MikeeRogers I know! I thought I would too! The 360 camera is still the king for cycling. For now anyways! lol

It's an awesome little accessory! Thank you for watching!

I hear you! It's scary anytime water is involved. It rained the night before we went out. I set my Osmo on the greens and fairway with the mini tripod. You can also bring another tripod out with you to set it up on. Thank you for watching my video!

Hello! I just tested it and it works with a USB A to USB C cable.

@@Cole-Bielecki thanks for testing, I realised I had a bad cable that wasn't letting me go into webcam mode. Tried another cable and works now. Cheers!

@@ideosound Glad to hear you got it to work! Happy filming!

I plan on making a tutorial on this subject soon! Stay tuned! Thank you for watching my video!

You're welcome! Thank you for checking out my video.

Thank you for the clarification, Andrew! I'm really impressed with the images coming off the sensor. Whatever the sensor size is, DJI did something right! Lol Thank you for watching my video!

“When reading about the Pocket 3 at first, I thought: "Wow, a sensor with a 1-inch diagonal? How can they even fit it in this small device?". Now I know: by not having a 1-inch sensor diagonal. So why is it called a "1-inch sensor"? Because it is a measurement from the past millennia. Back then, they measured the outer diameter of a video camera tube. And the size of the photosensitive area was smaller than that ("1-inch sensor"). So nothing you would expect if you are a hobby user of this or were not born back then. To compare what you would expect and what you got: • ⁠If the diagonal was 1 inch, then the sensor would have a size of roughly 21.4mm x 14.2mm (1 inch diagonal). • ⁠The current Pocket 3 "1 inch sensor" has dimensions of around 13.2mm x 8.8mm and thus a diagonal of 15.8mm (0.62 inch diagonal). So this is, area-wise (!), only around 1/3 of what you would expect. I do not want to argue if this matters, as the DJI Pocket 3 is a very good device. I only want to make people aware of this "marketing trick" that is used by DJI and many, many other companies. PS: Interestingly enough, DJI at first marketed the sensor as having a 1-inch diameter (2nd image in the gallery) and then corrected it a few days later (3rd image). So even they got confused by this.”

Thank you, Alicia!! I try my best to showcase all the Osmo Pocket 3 offers!