DJI Osmo | Best camera settings | Shutter Speed, ISO, Frame Rate, Anti Flicker, more
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- It's time to create cinematic footage with your DJI Osmo (goo.gl/rDA2v2)!
I'll show you the best camera settings to take you footage to the next level. I'll explain the different parameters, modes and will give you a few filming technique hints in general.
I'll walk you through setting up the DJI Go App to achieve the best results.
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Excellent info on learning the OSMO, even with very little film/photography knowledge. The explanation of each setting and option is in-depth and easy to understand.
Seeing the footage of Jerusalem really made me miss the country. Some of the best four months of my life! Thanks for the details!
TTT is one of my favorite as things explained in detail with technicality n every small details ...
Nice review. Just one little mistake. The EV values do not always show the correct exposure. For example - the human skin is correctly exposed at around +1 1/3. So if you're pointing it at someone's face and it's showing a value around 1 1/3, then you have a correct exposure. Hope I was helpful. :)
Great tutorial, my recommendation is to set your white balance to what you are filming. Having set to auto works but when a camera is set to auto it can decide to slightly change color in the middle of a shot. TY
I agree. I ussually let auto wb find the proper balance then switch to manual and set it.
Thank you very much Tom, it was very helpful. I kinda forgot that I had this camera, and forgot all the settings. Good refresher!
Excellent video! Very informative!
great video !
Thank you for an excellent explanation 👍🏻 keep up the good work👌🏻👏🏻💐
This has been the most helpful tutorial on the DJI Osmo I have seen on TH-cam, great video ;)
When you shoot log you usually expose to then right to get rid of the noise in the darks. You expose to the middle why is that?
Great work TOM. Great tips on the PAL / NTSC settings and the HZ setting causing the flickering sometimes. Much appreciated.
I learned a lot by watching this. You can see the few videos on my page filmed with the Osmo (Circle Jerks, Normal Remix, Late for Christmas) and our settings definitely were not perfect lol.
Thanks for the tips. This is going to help a lot.
Just got my new toy and I love it and your tutorial. Now going out to make some awesome videos! Thanks!
Thanks for teaching us good
In your camera setting, under white balance your icon for sunny and cloudy are reversed. Sunny having the icon of cloud and cloudy having the sun icon..
Really helpful thanks! I love my OSMO so far and am looking to unlock some more of its powers :)
+AMaeTV Thanks for the feedback and happy traveling!
Thanks Tom! I'll be sure to keep in touch for all the best new OSMO tips :)
Thank you for this video tutorial. Very useful.
Hi Tom, thanks for the video. There's a couple of things I don't really understand. Shooting NTSC in PAL countries seems like a strange thing to do. If I'm shooting a film to be shown on a 50Hz TV why would I shoot in NTSC at 30fps?
Are you sure that shooting in UHD and downresing to HD improves quality? The bitrate remains 60Mbps so isn't the signal just compressed four times as much?
Lastly, I'm not sure if I understand your explanation of D-Log. The standard image used by the Osmo must equate to REC 709; so D-Log is an approximation the LOG signal used by pro cameras. By flattening the gamma curve D-Log allows for more information to be stored in the dark and light areas of the picture. This effectively gives the camera more latitude - protecting detail in highlights and shadows - at the expense of requiring a grade to be performed on the film before it can be shown.
Night shooting with the Osmo is a problem. I find that the image at ISO 3200 falls apart quickly due to the low bit rate and the colour bit depth being a paltry 4:2:0. I have to try using ISO 800 as you suggest.
Great tutorial on the settings... thanks.
Thanks very helpful. The Dlog was what I was missing!
Thanks for your time and trouble, very good, learn't a lot, cheers........
Nice explanation.
Great presentation. Thanks
Very nicely done, Tom. I'm thinking about getting an OSMO for interior real estate video. Toss up between that and a Zhiyun crane.
Just what I needed. Thanks for the nicely done video
You are awesome bro
Hi Tom. Thanks for this. I'm going to use these tips for a lot of my filming. I'm practicing now. I'm going to do some filming at an RV (campervan) show soon. I was wondering if it would be better to use a sharper setting in this case.
Thanks for a great video
Excellent review of hard to find information. Thanks.
Epic. You are a great presenter. Bless u bro.
Good move you I'm going to use the Osmo to record my wedding in the Bahamas this year so I'm trying to find the perfect setting for bright Beach and low sunset filming.
nice tutorial i like it so much, i will try to record some videos tomorrow and hope for some advices from a well expert guy like you
Another great review Tom
Tom another excellent tutorial!
Thank You,
John
Great tutorial! thanks a lot!
Great tutorial. Lots of useful info.
Very well done
can you go over the other specs like how fast your gimbal moves and those type of settings please
Do you know if the Osmo and Osmo+ use the same kind of fan? I have both cameras but the fan broke on my Osmo+ and I would like to bring that on a
holiday in a coulpe of days.
Great info! Thanks Tom! New to video, I'm a professional photographer, this was very helpful, thanks again!
Danke für das informative Video Tom!
very nice, informative n interesting thanks Tom
Tom, you Rock!
LOVE THE TIPS
Thank you so much for the amazing video Tom!
I know this is 8 years old but would this camera be a good one to grab still if I can get one for $90
beautiful job Tom .. thank you for the valuable information bro .. keep goin
Hi Tom, have you done any video's on the osmo pocket please?cheers Ray
thank you for the help brother, i was geting ready to throw away my osmo cause the app kept freezing. thanks.
mp4 is for web ready or share ready and mov is better for editing. Not mac or windows compatibility. As mp4 has higher compression rate, mean more artifacts.
Hi Tom. Great tutorial. I could not get my Rode Video Micro external mic to function and got a tip from an Osmo guy. Just for information for anyone interested you need to go into Camera tab, Audio control, scroll down and activate "Record audio". My question is are all the settings saved for the next usage of the Osmo ??
Great video my friend. Cheers from Las Vegas.
Thank you for a very informative video , I think it will help me a lot. I am having issues with the quality of my videos that I upload to youtube. So at least I will now have better settings to start with.
He Tom. Thank you o much for all these wonderful post!
Great PROduct settings review especially regarding the NTSC, 60hz, D-Log, custom style -2 sharpness saturation contrast as well as the reason you would want to buy the filter :)
Very helpful - thanks!
Awesome video :)
My app doesn't show the Style menu to edit the sharpness/saturation or contrast does any else have this problem?
Great video, very informative!
How about a review of Dji Zenmuse x5 ?
Thank you very much, that helped me a lot.
Super helpful!
buen video hermano aprendi varias cosas nuevas
Thnx
I got the osmo but every video I take is really noisy. Any tip ?
Great stuff thanks! Very helpful
Thanks ❤
Hey Tom, been a subscriber for a while now but I can’t find any info about using my ipad mini in portrait mode with this setup. Can you tell me how to get into portrait mode cause my ipad mini doesn’t fit in landscape mode. Thanks.
Nice video! If I compare d-log in video with d-log in photo-mode: photomode looks much better, the skintones are so red in video-mode. Do you experience the same? It supposed to look much more flatter. Thanks!
thank you Tom
Thank you so much for this video!
v v helpful and informative thank you
this doent have the zebra stripes to let u know that your over exposed?
Does this gimbal have a manual focus
Yes . It has a separate focus wheel that can be added.
Thanks man.. It really² helps
How do you reduce glaring of the lights during a night shoot? Any recommendations?
Who is the composer of the music in this video
Good review Tom, when will you review the P4
Hey Tom, love the videos! Keep it going! Quick question. I'm shooting timelapse with Osmo. I have it on orientation lock and on tripod but the camera slowly drifts. Have you experienced this? If so how do you fix it? Gracias amigo.
I was hoping that he or someone would answer this question, I had the same problem on an interview!
Can someone explain to me why my phantom 3 advanced is only going 500 meters until I loose signal? I'm in my neighborhood! Any advice??
Thanks tom - super helpful. I take most of my videos (or aim to) during offroad / safari trips in the desert here in Dubai. I'd like to take slow-motion clips as well, would these settings work for a super bright afternoon and a less bright early evening? What's the preferred / recommended setting for me to be able to have decent slow-motion clips? Thanks
Would you say to turn the sharpness down, if I were to film in 1080p?
very helpful thanks
120P HOW to setup any body help me
Hi Tom, thanks for you video. I am a amateur. In your video, you mentioned that it's better to use NTSC even from a PAL country. Could you advise how to convert it for best quality for editing to match my other PAL videos? Thanks.
Vielen dank, Tom. Do you have some instructions as to when to use the 4:3 aspect ratio of either the Phatmom 3 Pro or the Osmo in order to take advantage of the entire sensor? Is that for doing things like shooting to produce HDR pics using RAW format, etc?
Thx for this :)
Do you know if the Osmo and Osmo+ use the same kind of fan? I have both cameras but the fan broke on my Osmo+ and I would like to bring that on a
holiday in a coulpe of days.
I've seen in forums that while recording the Osmo, as is standard breaks
up videos into 4gb files. The issue some people are noticing is that in
between finishing one file and starting the next there is about a 2 second gap where all footage is lost. This happens at around the 10 minute mark on 1080p recordings and the 4-6minute mark on 4K recordings. Have you experienced this issue at all?
thanks
thank you, great vid!
What if I am not in Emerica or in Europe?
There is a problem with putting on filters the ring on the front of the lens will not unscrew. Now what?????
+Chuck Schultz DJI screws it's UV filters on very tight. digitalphotographylive.com/how-to-remove-stuck-lens-filter/ Stay tuned!
great video
Thanks 3T
Hi ,
Thanks for making this video :)
On my shoe string budget , I'm planning to use a LED Batten (Two of them) which is 20W 50HZ to light my setup .
Will shooting in 60HZ NTSC at UHD with Osmo , help show no flickering ?
Thank you :)
Well done. Thnx
Hello, I can´t find the sharpness-saturation-contrast setting on my app (OSMO X§ PLUS)... Can someone help??
Hi Tom...
Just bought a Dji osmo yesterday,,,i need some help...when I record video...then I play back...it always play and freeze like 0.001 sec then play again then again freeze for 0.001 sec and keeps going on even i re record a new video again...can you kindly share your experience please....thanks very much
At 10:07 in the White Balance menu, why does Sunny have a cloud next to it and Cloudy have a sun next to it? Software bug?
+Robert Shaver I heard this is a clear sign of a psychotic disorder, to have be confused with common symbols. The cloud symbol is definitely a cloud and the sun symbol looks like a sun, I'm sorry to say. Just joking you're right, good spot!
+Simon Brooks Oh, I don't know. Maybe both are true. :)