DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Real World Use Hiking Ringgold Rail Trail

Hiked about a mile on the Ringgold Rail Trail with the DJI Osmo Pocket 3. Beautiful footage and battery held up great. Never turned the camera off and had 60% battery when finished.

[@winslow137]

The battery handle is a god send when you are out. Glad i bought one 🇬🇧

[@Living_Our_Best_Life]

Yeah, I will get one at some point.

[@TSGAdventures]

This is the exact video I have been looking for. I keep looking at the creator combo but think I have the og mic single version so the fact you can hook that straight up to the P3 is fantastic. I know the new mic is a bit better than the other ones with 32 bit float but the og are still really good mics. This video makes me think just get the base model and go that direction. I do think a wide angle lens is needed but I am sure we will have some 3rd party stuff coming out soon. Thanks!!

[@Living_Our_Best_Life]

Yeah, the og mic works perfectly! I love my self made creator combo! Thanks for the comment!

[@ameaerials]

Keith I knew you’d get the Osmo Pocket 3. So is this your new favorite hand held vlogging camera? ✌️. Great job on this video. 👍

[@Living_Our_Best_Life]

Alex, I really do like it. For filming alone it can't be beat! I think I'll use it a lot and it very well may be my favorite vlogging camera. Thanks for your kind words, my friend.

[@Tvj_films8452]

I don’t understand why you would continue using 4-5 different devices when you just simplified your process of filming something. I would understand if you kept a go pro or 1 action cam. But switching between them is too much to keep track of. Just sell them off and be rid of it. Otherwise you’re a tech hoarder. Lol

[@Living_Our_Best_Life]

That's a valid point, but I have different uses for different devices. GoPro + Max Lens mod on a bike, Osmo Action on a hike. 360 camera for unique views. But, I do love the tech! Lol.