Brotha ! as a person who has been spiraling from depression after loosing my childhood dog before Christmas. Ever since I’ve just been house rotting and my Air 3 has been just sitting on the shelf collecting dust. THEN I got this little pocket 3 creator combo 2 days ago. And after my first walk in the woods doing my first “Vlog” ever and I also flew the Air 3 for the first time in a while and after a bunch of smiles from that little adventure I completely understand what you mean, this little camera is truly amazing. Very well done also with the video man I wish I knew how to edit and such as you do. Very inspiring. Keep it up man and thanks for the awesome video.
hey thank you so much for sharing this and sorry to hear of your childhood dog (I lost my Cookie a decade ago) I feel you. Totally get that feeling of picking up the camera and being liberated. Id love to try a dji drone one day especially for travel. might have to start saving :)
@@NoHomage awe I’m sorry for your loss man :/ hasn’t felt the same since man as I’m sure you understand. Absolutely try out The Air 3 it’s incredible, you won’t regret the buy! You’re amazing and Keep up the awesome work and you got yourself a new subscriber, thank you for inspiring me to finally get up and make my channel finally.
I'm sorry you went through this and I'm happy that this tiny camera helped you get out more and return to your hobbies ❤ I'm also pretty sure your videos will be amazing!
This video is really inspiring. Colors, framing, cuts, everything. Please do more of that kind and show us what else we can get out of our DJI OP3s. I'd love to follow the progress of your idea doing a Pocket 3 feature film in your future YT videos.
Thank you! I'm currently working through my Japan cinematic vlogs which were all shot on op3, but am writing again so hopefully something will come soon. What keeps going through mind mind is how to use the camera and its very unique language to tell stories how films like tangerine, or all about lily chou chou used digital technology and their advances at the time to add to the story and create a specific world for that film. I think the op3 has such a unique vibe!
Damn! You take vlogging to another level. I'm new to vlogs and didnt know they could be this cinematic. I just got an insta360 GO 3S and now im wishing I got the DJI. Amazing shots and storytelling
Hey, those are still awesome cameras. I think I prefer the op3 because of the style of filming I do. It eats up a lot of space too because I do 10bit 4k. anyway, thanks for watching!
@@NoHomage yes, going to make the most of what I got for now! Don't want to fall into the trap of using my equipment as an excuse which I've done too many times before 😅
I got 2 used ones for the price of one new. Insta GO3 and OP 3. I think they're the best small cams and they both will do a great job for different situations :)
It was already given that you are a film director so you are able to vlog aesthetically at any point in time. But the point here is the answer to the question "how to be happy". With our skills or knowledge and expertise each of our own, what can they do when we're sad? Depressed? You answered them in this vlog as well. And yeah I love how you expressed your vulnerabilities, and taught me to appreciate every moments in life 🙏🏻✨️ I wish I can have both filming skills and wisdom 😂
Hey thank you so much for this comment! Actually one of the reasons I took an extended break from filmmaking was because it got increasingly harder for me to make a film. gear. Crew. Limited windows of time. In the indie space this can be a bit of an issue, and eventually it wore me out. I was down and out for a bit. Then enter the DJI OSMO Pocket 3. It's made filming fun again for me! As a director I'd developed skills previously but what I find really fascinating is I can put some of these movements together that I'd not usually do. It's so good for freethinking flowing filmmaking, kind of like throwing paint at a wall this device with the flick of a wrist, it's set up and I'm moving through locations, filming, smiling. Thanks for letting me know how you received the vlog, because vlogging has also taught me to let go a bit and enjoy filming every single day. it's what I enjoy, its what I look forward to and I think I was in a rut until I learnt to finally let go and just film. Also I heard a saying...all directors wish they were actors...now I'm not really an actor but doing this has also allowed me to grow in that department too. I'm finally enjoying doing more on camera things :) Stay tuned, more videos coming soon and take care!
@@NoHomage I didn't know there were struggles especially for Indie (I am not a film major so I have no idea) but thank you for sharing about it! Yes, I agree with you tho. We share the same sentiment. And I guess, vlogging is more of a freedom, like a free-verse poetry without bound by rules that much. Thus, more ways for us to express creatively! I am excited to watch more!
@@MowMent Absolutely! It's so much fun and the camera and you kind of share a dance it's amazing. yeah, film can be like that. Looking forward to sharing more. Thanks!
I've never commented on a TH-cam channel before, but this one, especially the last part of the video where you talked about life, was so beautiful. Thank you for your video and the inspiration.
I've just bought one of these and I'm nearly 70 and I love it and I like your video and I can't wait to see what you do with it. Subscribed to watch your great adventure.
I went to the darkroom, made a print and am back to vlogs. You dropped a gem: Waiting will get you nothing. Man, I thought of the times I put my life in a holding pattern. Too true. I hope you don't think I'm too insane watching your vlogs - I feel like it's part film school and part therapy so that I can make my next vlog.
yooo! thanks for reaching out! yeah i basically wanted to start this vlog and bring myself back to my film school self. so full of life and love for cinema. I wanted to find a medium to express that and cinematic vlogs seemed to work for me. I do think I had a bit of resistance due to my background as a filmmaker but after months doing this now I find myself lighter and having so much more joy in life! thanks for watching :)
Congratulations! this was very inspiring for me. I dream of creating videos for a long time now and delay that dream. But i am gonna put my pocket 3 to work. Thank you 4 this!
@@cosmincealicu8424 it’s amazing what you can do with a camera this size! I’m about to start filming more myself. Need to put my mind to it. Best of luck with your projects 🔥
This video extremely inspiring and helped me with making a decision on purchasing this camera. Thank you for sharing your story and capturing this moment. Cinematically amazing job. Looking forward to more videos like these.
Thank you so much for the kind comment! its cool coz out the box with just flicking the screen on you get very good quality footage and its stable already! one of my fave things to do is film pretty much anywhere my eyes take me. Stay tuned, and also if you want to see how it holds up in low light check my recent one OSAKA eclipse which there's much less sunlight, a lot of diffused cloudy filled skies, indoor shadows, and neons of night. super happy with the most recent one and thanks for watching :)
My man! I found you while looking for reviews of the Pocket 3 and I stayed for the awesome content. Love your Vlogs dude! Looking forward to seeing the feature and what you can get out of the Pocket 3.
thank you for watching and the kind comment. Looking forward to telling more stories and showing the process of making a feature film on the OP3. I've also done and uploaded a 2 hour edit recently of the whole trip which is more of a directors cut but though the longer form you can really see how the device holds up against all kinds of lighting setups. Rain, Snow, Sun, Night, Day, Magic hour, and times where there is very very little light. The audio is also shown in full too. I hope this can be inspirational in some way. have a good one!
Love the edit, framing, spontaneity…and that DJI Osmo Pocket 3 makes it look you’re using a rig or gimbal. Fully sold me that kit now. I may not even wait for a vacation, might hit one up soon! Also love hearing that it literally made you happy!
Thank you for the comment :) it's so great! sometimes I still can't beleive the results and how much fun I've been having. On my last few films I was using the helios and other vintage lenses which I love the look of but there is something exciting about being able to get interesting movements that I had tried to get with my big zhiyun gimbal and heavy set up. It's also interesting now that im inspired writing a narrative film with this specific camera/look in mind I'm visualising framing and movements id not normally be able to see (since on indie budgets I know what it would take to achieve certain shots on limited timeframe). Liberating!!!
thank you 35 years still going strong! I'm working on the edit for the newest episodes and kinda writing a bit in the edit trying to find that balance (also try new things that may or may not work too). Thanks for letting me know the timeline flash backs and flash forwards worked for you. I find when creating there are so many potential versions of an edit so this comment means a lot to me :)
@@NoHomage Yes, those jumps worked totally for me! The first jump I noticed with the switch to you in front of your editor and looking into the camera. Really great. I believe you make quite some use of L- and J-cuts to make these transitions more seamless - I love that too. The mood is great, the flow is great, some shots are spectacular. The opening scene in the telephone booth was brilliant ! The skyscraper rooftop in one of the previous films had some really great shots too. Those might have been even more prominent with a little less of the average shots around them. I probably would have graded the footage a bit more natural, particularly the sunny, bluesky outdoor scenes, but hey, that's 100% personal taste. And I can see that being there, it probably felt exactly like you've graded those scenes.
@@robinb5752 hey thanks for the detail in this comment. yeah I tend to lean into a particular kind of colour/grade. The film that got me into cinema when I was growing up was a Japanese film called All about lily Chou Chou (warning if you do watch it its very dark) and I've been chasing the feeling of that movie ever since through my eyes. Films by Wes Anderson and Noir films like old boy had a huge influence on how I see the world too so the kind of grade I go for is a mix of how it felt to see the world in the moment, and also how I'd like to reference filmmakers I admire. There was a Thai film called Citizen Dog which I saw on DVD and it was filmed on digital cameras back then and I remember thinking it was the best look ever! Now that I'm back to filming again I'm chasing these beautiful colours everywhere haha :)
You’re video is really inspiring. I wanted to start filming too. I also got an Osmo pocket 3 about a couple weeks ago. Been watching videos but I haven’t filmed anything yet. Seeing your video really helps. I’ve been being really down quiet some time now too. Thank you for being sincere and opening up. I know it’s not a simple task.
Tbh I noticed since I've been vlogging I've found myself lighter too. It's some kind of thing that happens when you express the bottled up emotions. For me film is what helps me. Good luck shooting! I really love how intuitive the camera is and how fast shots can be set up so you don't miss a moment!
@@jherikazoldryck7378 I did a poll on my instagram and a quite few ppl voted they liked my non-monologue episodes more as they were less about ideology and more letting the visuals do the talking. what's amazing about cinema is there's so many ways to tell a story :)
My cheeks hurt due to how much i was smiling throughout this video🥰 i wasn’t in a great mood n TH-cam suggested your video… thanks for making my day… the color grading is insanely good🤌🏽
Thank you for sharing. You’ve showed how amazing the pocket 3 is in the right hands and also how amazing a person you are mate. Can’t wait for your new projects !
hey thank you for watching! been feeling great did a bit of filming today too, DJI OSMO Pocket 3 has made filming fun for me again! editing the upcoming vlogs now, I think I might go for an upload tomorrow
Thank you so much for subscribing. currently editing the Osaka episode of travel in Japan. Hope these cinematic vlogs bring a new perspective through the lens :)
This video just inspired me in ways you will never know. I watched it just to see the camera cause I’m thinking about getting it and ended up in tears feeling so connected and in awe, also very strange cause I’m planning a trip to Japan so it’s like… alignment? Thank you for uploading this!
@@AmaRock. hey thank you for reaching out. I’m glad you connected to my work. Being sensitive can sometimes be overwhelming so having somewhere to place my feelings is a gift. I hope you end up in Japan and that it’s profound for you as it was for me. Thanks for watching and stay tuned more coming soon ❤️
@@NoHomage I totally relate and understand and think that’s why I connected with your videos so much. I have been binging them! Can’t wait to see what’s next
Thank you so much! Literally editing the next episode of the 3 part FUJI Japan journey. It's really gave my something to look forward to. Great camera can't believe how far technology has come! It felt like just yesterday I was using the LUMIX GH2... haha
This was a very inspiring watch. Like you, im getting the motivation to go out and do something in our short but long life. I hope you continue to do more of these videos even if not as often as you liked due to a busy life but please do continue.
You've really inspired me to continue to learn how to use the pocket 3. I've had it for a couple of months now, but haven't had much of a chance to use it outdoors. I'm getting better at it slowly but surely, but this video just reiterated my thoughts on how awesome this camera is on the go. I have a trip coming up, and I'm excited to continue learning how to capture better shots to tell my story. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. 🥺😊
Thanks for the comment. I totally understand what you mean and I actually practiced intensively shooting a lot and watching how it reacts to light, my body and my movements too. For outside I love how it reacts to light. I prefer strong grade so I shoot flat and work in post. Have fun on your trip. I'm sure the footage will look spectacular and you'll have so many amazing memories to look over :)
Love your style. Keep it up and you will soon have a large and enthusiastic following. I haven't had my Pocket 3 for very long, but so far it is exactly as good as I'd hoped as someone that has held out with the original Osmo Pocket until now. Just a few days after its arrival I used it as a remote second camera to shoot a live dance performance. Using the bluetooth connection to my smartphone, I was able to zoom and pan remotely from one position without having to run back and forth between cameras. I've also shot a talking head podcast and a real estate listing with it and I have no complaints at all.
that's so good to hear it has so many other functions. I've not utilised that yet doing everything intuitively and manually but I feel if I was making a longer form film narrative in a control environment id use an external monitor through phone or Ipad. How's the time on the feed between the devices? is there any lag?
@@NoHomage If there was a lag it didn't pose any issues for me in that use case. I'm super happy with it. If the weather allows I'm going to use it to make a timelapse of the upcoming solar eclipse on Monday. Fingers crossed for clear skies!
@@milesian1 Amazing work! I think us down under in Australia miss out on it. I was thinking of doing an episode on the DJI but I don't think we get a clear view of the eclipse :(
This is soooo inspiring and heartwarming! I am so excited for you and cannot wait to see your film! I just purchased my DJI Pocket 3 and cannot wait to start making art with it too! Feeling super inspired seeing your INCREDIBLE work! Thank you! 🥳🙏
@@NoHomage so great! I love what you shared around your change in perspective and find it so exciting that you’re bringing your talent and vision for crafting film into vlogging! It’s so inspiring to me and I got the camera to start vlogging more too and am inspired to see it as a part of my art practice too as I’m a “fine artist” as well. Always such a gift when we can let go of ideologies that are no longer serving us and grow into what we’re wanting to become! 🙏🏼✨
I love this. I've watched about 200 videos on the pocket 3 and your video has convinced me to get one. ps - japan rocks doesn't it ? Everything about it is just wonderful
Thank you for the kindest words. I love how the op3 reacts to light, that I can move it so quickly following every impulse it really had made filming fun! I still can't believe how small the camera/sensor is and it being on a gimbal makes filming intuitive. I film flat with intention to grade and adding black bars uses the wide lens aesthetic kind of giving 2:35 feel. If you get one pls do get a snow mist filter (I always have one on) and maybe some ND's, and if you plan on using it for audio the creator combo with the mic is really handy!
@@markelliott6112 amazing! did you get it with the creator combo (which comes with the radio mic) and ND/snow mist filter? I find these items super useful. I'm personally looking to finally get a car mount of some sort for some cool shots.
its wonderful! I shoot in 10 bit which takes a lot of space (but I go highest quality for the colour grade) but it's good on all modes and the stability makes it so good. Tiny gamble in ya pocket no set up... so good!
Thank you so much! I've been experimenting and pushing the OP3 boundaries through my videos. In Osaka Eclipse episode for example I go into some darker territory with the grade making more of a noir. In the Fuikawaguciko episodes I go into a more blue sunny snow kind of look! I love that this camera can hold up despite being so small :)
agree! I'm actually trying to work in my other cameras for some videos since I love manual focus and vintage lenses but unless the vlog/story needs that this lil cam is just so convenient and good at capturing that magic moment before its gone!
Im currently looking into getting this camera, want to see what is possible with it. I really like the cinematic style that seems to be possible with this cam. Thank you for doing this video, helped me a lot and makes me excited.
I love the pocket 3! ( I don’t own one though!) it’s one inch sensor really gives that pop! I use a Fuji for my trips and a GoPro. I wanted a camera that is easy to use and gives a bit of that extra creativity. The pocket was in the running but went for a 360 camera instead. My Fuji can do the cinematic stuff but boy..the pocket looks great! Oh and yeah; enjoy life brother. It can be crushing you at some point but don’t forget all of the good parts. It’s worth it. ❤
thank you so much for the kind comment and reaching out! yeah its such an amazing camera, I usually use a gh5s but lately im just using the op3. thinking of getting a 360 camera one day in the future. thanks for the chat stay tuned more coming in the next week :)
Yeah! Everything that way, but also manually doing the exposure for every shot (depending on light) how I used when I was a dslr/conventinal camera shooter. Next step is the anamorphic DJI op3 and macro lens!
Hey that's so awesome! How was the experience? I'm always so inspired by filmmakers who do things with what they have. One of my fave films tangerine was made on a iPhone and that director (Sean baker) just won the top prize at Cannes today! They had a start with their indie film in 2004 (take out which premiere at slamdance) made on Mini DV on a 3k budget and all natural locations, cast and crew. Good to hear you've been doing things with a method/ideology that's unique. I really do think this way of filmmaking is so fulfilling. All the best with your new feature and thank you for watching :)
@@NoHomage let me say it this way - it’s not meant for this kind of work and there will be a lot of issues on the way. But it’s all worth it. It’s a tool that gives you a lot of freedom. The film is called “I See Darkness (2022)” by the way.
hey ! thanks and glad to hear you had an amazing time in Japan! I use a combination from freshluts. The file names are a bit different to what's on the website but basically its TL_R709_v2 I basically just chuck a bunch of luts on top of each other and play around till im happy
I have the Pocket 3 as well. Have you had any issues with focus-hunting on the camera? It's not as bad if there's a person in the shot, but, if not, I find it will sometimes start focus-hunting the entire time it's recording which ruins a shot.
Loved this! You made the footage from the OP3 look amazing! I don't know how to explain it other than dreamy and fuji like. Any chance of a tutorial of your editing process in the future? 👀
hey! yeah I was thinking about doing that one day, just editing the Japan episodes atm. I use a snow mist filter, and I don't really use my ND too much, just intutivly set exposure as I go a technique I use in my larger camera filmmaking too. Thanks for watching :)
Really like the color grading you’ve done, it makes it stand out from other “cinematic” osmo pocket 3 videos. Do you plan on doing a video on that or any tips for achieving this style of color grading?
hey! thanks so much for the kind words. Have a big backlog of content im working through but hopefully I'll get around to doing that. Ive been planning out the content for the year at 2 videos per week so hopefully I'll be able to. In short though, I use fresh luts (and I stack them) two contrasting luts at a time mostly and grade in the project file of premiere
@@NoHomage thanks for the reply! I'm aiming to get a pocket 3 for cinematic style video making as well, and would love to achieve a unique color grade like this too. appreciate the info
@@user-th1vv3iw8b no worries! I'm currently looking into working the lut names into the videos but one of the problems is im trying to search the LUT I use in freshluts but they're not coming up. trying to find a creative solution to try let ppl know what im using. stay tuned thanks for watching
@@NoHomage appreciate that! Don’t want to copy your exact style, just take inspiration from it lol. Your osmo pocket 3 videos have motivated me to finally pick up a camera and start creating instead of hesitating. Keep doing your thing.
personal choice, if I'd used my ND it would look more even but most my work follows this visual language. my big influence on my cinematography and films is a movie all all about lily Chou Chou (which has a lot of blowouts), wonderful film with some really interesting cinematography (altho strong warning its a pretty dark film)
haha it was so cold! That's the beauty of film. The imperfections can be part of the story and like life we can sometimes go off script and make something of it :)
thanks! yeah I do it all manually for each shot I change the iso and I shoot in 4k dlog m . that's a nice compliment btw. I put a lot of work into these so thank you
Hey! I use the snow mist filter for pretty much everything I filmed on my DJI osmo pocket 3. Previously I used vintage lenses on my earlier DSLRS so I have always preferred a slightly softer image. Natural light and softened lens :)
Hey! I'm not mic'd up there (no hidden Lav) just the onboard. I tend to use onboard mic straight from the Osmo so I don't lose the spontaneity. my monologues are all mic'd up
i love your vlog. i love your story. i love your win over depression. i love your fashion sense. i love your personality. i love that you love tangerine. i love your camera (i still dont have one, cant afford it for now haha) and the way you shot and colored and edited your video. btw, what are your pocket 3 settings? did you shoot in d-log and did you use a lut for color grading? sorry for my questions. i just want to learn from you. hope you dont mind. thanks! i just subscribed. ☺
hey thank you so much for the kindest of words! Waking up to a message like this is such a great way to start my Sunday so really appreciate it. My settings are D-Log M 10bit for the colour profile, 4K 30p (Japan) and 25 fps in Melbourne. Color grade using freeluts and messing with contrast in premiere. WB 5400K I just keep there I have tan skin I think it works best heres. The next one has a lot of wides and tracking shots as it's a journey from Tokyo to Fujikawaguchiko so spent a little but more time just doing some touch ups but will upload today hopefully, Thanks so much for watching :)
hey! in don't use the face tracking much although I probably should! there's a few shots where I did use it from memory, but not many I think I instinctively don't switch it on for some reason
@@wanderingsofalanandcaz yeh I export at a jpeg then brought it in :) for the text when im naming the places at bottom of screen is Futura bold condensed? I think
hey! Thank you for the kind review. I actually don't use one and manually do the exposure on each shot. Sometimes I do but not for this video. Hope you're well :)
@@xdjason yooo that's too kind! I love Singapore but unfortunately haven't been since 2019. Hope to someday soon and see the cinematic city with my own eyes again
I am from California and have the djio osmo pocket 3, if you are needing any points of View from Cali let me know! I would love to be able to capture moments and participate in your journey filming a feature film with the osmo!
@@clxghst heys that’s amazing! Can’t imagine how good LA light looks on the osmo. I saw someone film a black and white film on it kinda based on Ripley and it was spectacular. Hope you’re well and thanks for watching🔥
My settings are D-Log M 10bit for the colour profile, 4K WB Color grade using freeluts. I use a combination of them from that website and messing with contrast in premiere.
@@pepsimac yeah its actually a technique I used on my bigger cameras too for that kind of sharp a tad surreal dream like effect. I think my aesthetic kinda leans into it (especially with the mist filter). I grade with a combo of luts too. I used an ND much more about 15 episodes ago in my vlogging but in more recent episodes I've noticed I use the ND less. tbh the ND is super useful for filming in all those highlights but I've found this kind of manual ramping way up 1/1600, 1/2000, 1/2500, 1/3200 with 50 iso works well for my quick set up on the move style!
@@pepsimac thanks! I actually kind of struggle to explain numerical things, but since the osmo is so quick to pick up and turn on I had it in front of me just then so picked it up and checked the numbers. My one kind of struggle has kinda been explaining what I do to get my look (I'm thinking of now taking notes in each edit of what Luts I use and settings) so I can explain things better to people. having a TH-cam has helped me verbalise this as I get quite a few questions on that part of my videos! Thanks for reaching out!
@@L-A-M-E-nergy definitely lived beyond my means on this trip. I learnt that I’d like to do my next trip to Japan on 1/4 of what I spent on this trip. My friends all told me you might overspend but nothing could prepare me for how I’d overspend.
why not tho? one of my favourite films tangerine was made on iPhone. I personally think story, heart, soul and most importantly a good performance is what makes a film. There's a cinematic language that comes about from using this kind of camera with thinking out of the box.
@@NoHomage they just aren’t good for that sort of thing. One thing is the lack of subject separation due to the micro sensor and fake lens specs. Makes the scene too busy to tell a good story
@@TheLinesEnd yeah, but cinema is so much more vast. I love the film tangerine (iPhone) for example because of its imperfections. I'm thinking of utilising the device for its advantages. Like how the Dogma 95 films, or filipino new wave cinema, or bi gan's first feature Kaili blues were made. I come from a background using vintage lenses for my previous features (and or long takes slow cinema) but I'm seeing movements and spaces I can't usually get into with this. I'm seeing non actors open up for a genuine performance. I'm seeing locations you'd not get access to with a crew. I honestly think the footage captured if done right can be poetic and beautiful.
@@NoHomage don’t get me wrong. I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max with a cage, handles, rgb light, variable ND, and microphone set up for when I work with social media influencers but it’s with their understanding that it won’t be “cinematic” even with the pro-res log footage since the depth of field decides that more than anything else.
@@TheLinesEnd I get ya, on my last film I used the helios extensively but having everything in focus can also be cinematic. It can also conveys the story. Lav Diaz does this wonderfully in his films for example.
Thanks for sharing this with us. It inspires others who want to create more personal films like this. Would love for you to share your process with us as I’m looking to dive more into this from a personal perspective with my pocket 3 and content. 🤍
thank you! this will be the next part of this channel. just finished the Japan vlog series, one more upload tonight to round it all off and then more dji focused melbourne content coming :)
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Brotha ! as a person who has been spiraling from depression after loosing my childhood dog before Christmas. Ever since I’ve just been house rotting and my Air 3 has been just sitting on the shelf collecting dust. THEN I got this little pocket 3 creator combo 2 days ago. And after my first walk in the woods doing my first “Vlog” ever and I also flew the Air 3 for the first time in a while and after a bunch of smiles from that little adventure I completely understand what you mean, this little camera is truly amazing. Very well done also with the video man I wish I knew how to edit and such as you do. Very inspiring. Keep it up man and thanks for the awesome video.
hey thank you so much for sharing this and sorry to hear of your childhood dog (I lost my Cookie a decade ago) I feel you. Totally get that feeling of picking up the camera and being liberated. Id love to try a dji drone one day especially for travel. might have to start saving :)
@@NoHomage awe I’m sorry for your loss man :/ hasn’t felt the same since man as I’m sure you understand. Absolutely try out The Air 3 it’s incredible, you won’t regret the buy! You’re amazing and Keep up the awesome work and you got yourself a new subscriber, thank you for inspiring me to finally get up and make my channel finally.
@@BigPositivity Thanks! Yeah actually I think someone was flying a demo in the store when I picked up the Osmo pocket 3. looked fun
I'm sorry you went through this and I'm happy that this tiny camera helped you get out more and return to your hobbies ❤ I'm also pretty sure your videos will be amazing!
@@micopero thank you so much! Yeah life is full of ups and downs but just happy to be able to start again. Stay creative :)
This video is really inspiring. Colors, framing, cuts, everything. Please do more of that kind and show us what else we can get out of our DJI OP3s. I'd love to follow the progress of your idea doing a Pocket 3 feature film in your future YT videos.
Thank you! I'm currently working through my Japan cinematic vlogs which were all shot on op3, but am writing again so hopefully something will come soon. What keeps going through mind mind is how to use the camera and its very unique language to tell stories how films like tangerine, or all about lily chou chou used digital technology and their advances at the time to add to the story and create a specific world for that film. I think the op3 has such a unique vibe!
Damn! You take vlogging to another level. I'm new to vlogs and didnt know they could be this cinematic. I just got an insta360 GO 3S and now im wishing I got the DJI. Amazing shots and storytelling
Hey, those are still awesome cameras. I think I prefer the op3 because of the style of filming I do. It eats up a lot of space too because I do 10bit 4k. anyway, thanks for watching!
@@NoHomage yes, going to make the most of what I got for now! Don't want to fall into the trap of using my equipment as an excuse which I've done too many times before 😅
I got 2 used ones for the price of one new. Insta GO3 and OP 3. I think they're the best small cams and they both will do a great job for different situations :)
I love your vibe, your style, and your aura!! Everything looks so beautiful! And the grading is on point!!!
@@KharlChesterPablico eyyy thanks so much! More coming soon :)
Totally inspirational. This is how to vlog! Thanks for sharing and getting me excited about this approach with the pocket 3.
thank you :) more episodes coming soon
It was already given that you are a film director so you are able to vlog aesthetically at any point in time. But the point here is the answer to the question "how to be happy". With our skills or knowledge and expertise each of our own, what can they do when we're sad? Depressed? You answered them in this vlog as well. And yeah I love how you expressed your vulnerabilities, and taught me to appreciate every moments in life 🙏🏻✨️ I wish I can have both filming skills and wisdom 😂
Hey thank you so much for this comment! Actually one of the reasons I took an extended break from filmmaking was because it got increasingly harder for me to make a film. gear. Crew. Limited windows of time. In the indie space this can be a bit of an issue, and eventually it wore me out. I was down and out for a bit. Then enter the DJI OSMO Pocket 3. It's made filming fun again for me! As a director I'd developed skills previously but what I find really fascinating is I can put some of these movements together that I'd not usually do. It's so good for freethinking flowing filmmaking, kind of like throwing paint at a wall this device with the flick of a wrist, it's set up and I'm moving through locations, filming, smiling. Thanks for letting me know how you received the vlog, because vlogging has also taught me to let go a bit and enjoy filming every single day. it's what I enjoy, its what I look forward to and I think I was in a rut until I learnt to finally let go and just film. Also I heard a saying...all directors wish they were actors...now I'm not really an actor but doing this has also allowed me to grow in that department too. I'm finally enjoying doing more on camera things :) Stay tuned, more videos coming soon and take care!
@@NoHomage I didn't know there were struggles especially for Indie (I am not a film major so I have no idea) but thank you for sharing about it! Yes, I agree with you tho. We share the same sentiment. And I guess, vlogging is more of a freedom, like a free-verse poetry without bound by rules that much. Thus, more ways for us to express creatively! I am excited to watch more!
@@MowMent Absolutely! It's so much fun and the camera and you kind of share a dance it's amazing. yeah, film can be like that. Looking forward to sharing more. Thanks!
I've never commented on a TH-cam channel before, but this one, especially the last part of the video where you talked about life, was so beautiful. Thank you for your video and the inspiration.
thank you so much! Just trying to find the joy in filming every single day :)
just got my osmo 3 today for content creating and this video hs inspired me to really get back into filming vlogging and creating.
hey thanks so much! I haven't been filming as much as I'd usually so this comment has got me inspired to also film something! thanks for watching :)
This has inspired me to get the most out of my OP3, thank you for sharing this with us. And glad to see you with your creative spark back.
thank you! editing the new episodes now, having a blast :) enjoy the op3. I'ma bring mine out tommoro and try capture some moments!
I've just bought one of these and I'm nearly 70 and I love it and I like your video and I can't wait to see what you do with it. Subscribed to watch your great adventure.
thank you so much! I'm sure you have so many amazing insights and stories to capute on film too. Love how fun filmmaking has become :)
I went to the darkroom, made a print and am back to vlogs. You dropped a gem: Waiting will get you nothing. Man, I thought of the times I put my life in a holding pattern. Too true. I hope you don't think I'm too insane watching your vlogs - I feel like it's part film school and part therapy so that I can make my next vlog.
yooo! thanks for reaching out! yeah i basically wanted to start this vlog and bring myself back to my film school self. so full of life and love for cinema. I wanted to find a medium to express that and cinematic vlogs seemed to work for me. I do think I had a bit of resistance due to my background as a filmmaker but after months doing this now I find myself lighter and having so much more joy in life! thanks for watching :)
Congratulations! this was very inspiring for me. I dream of creating videos for a long time now and delay that dream. But i am gonna put my pocket 3 to work. Thank you 4 this!
@@cosmincealicu8424 it’s amazing what you can do with a camera this size! I’m about to start filming more myself. Need to put my mind to it. Best of luck with your projects 🔥
@@NoHomage thank you so much. Best of luck to you too! I started filming some promo's for businesses all good! 💪 Wish you all the best! 🙏
@@cosmincealicu8424 legend! keep up the good work :)
What a stunning video!!!!
Thank you so much. Means a lot to me :)
This video extremely inspiring and helped me with making a decision on purchasing this camera. Thank you for sharing your story and capturing this moment. Cinematically amazing job. Looking forward to more videos like these.
Thank you so much for the kind comment! its cool coz out the box with just flicking the screen on you get very good quality footage and its stable already! one of my fave things to do is film pretty much anywhere my eyes take me. Stay tuned, and also if you want to see how it holds up in low light check my recent one OSAKA eclipse which there's much less sunlight, a lot of diffused cloudy filled skies, indoor shadows, and neons of night. super happy with the most recent one and thanks for watching :)
Sounds great!! I would love to see more ways to use it cinematically and more angles if possible.
My man! I found you while looking for reviews of the Pocket 3 and I stayed for the awesome content. Love your Vlogs dude! Looking forward to seeing the feature and what you can get out of the Pocket 3.
thank you for watching and the kind comment. Looking forward to telling more stories and showing the process of making a feature film on the OP3. I've also done and uploaded a 2 hour edit recently of the whole trip which is more of a directors cut but though the longer form you can really see how the device holds up against all kinds of lighting setups. Rain, Snow, Sun, Night, Day, Magic hour, and times where there is very very little light. The audio is also shown in full too. I hope this can be inspirational in some way. have a good one!
Love the edit, framing, spontaneity…and that DJI Osmo Pocket 3 makes it look you’re using a rig or gimbal. Fully sold me that kit now. I may not even wait for a vacation, might hit one up soon! Also love hearing that it literally made you happy!
Thank you for the comment :) it's so great! sometimes I still can't beleive the results and how much fun I've been having. On my last few films I was using the helios and other vintage lenses which I love the look of but there is something exciting about being able to get interesting movements that I had tried to get with my big zhiyun gimbal and heavy set up. It's also interesting now that im inspired writing a narrative film with this specific camera/look in mind I'm visualising framing and movements id not normally be able to see (since on indie budgets I know what it would take to achieve certain shots on limited timeframe). Liberating!!!
@@NoHomage that’s what’s it all about! Happy to hear your enthusiasm!
Happy birthday !
Very well done. The mood is great, the mix between humor and seriousness/introspective 👍
I love the jumps between timelines ❤
thank you 35 years still going strong! I'm working on the edit for the newest episodes and kinda writing a bit in the edit trying to find that balance (also try new things that may or may not work too). Thanks for letting me know the timeline flash backs and flash forwards worked for you. I find when creating there are so many potential versions of an edit so this comment means a lot to me :)
@@NoHomage Yes, those jumps worked totally for me! The first jump I noticed with the switch to you in front of your editor and looking into the camera. Really great. I believe you make quite some use of L- and J-cuts to make these transitions more seamless - I love that too.
The mood is great, the flow is great, some shots are spectacular. The opening scene in the telephone booth was brilliant ! The skyscraper rooftop in one of the previous films had some really great shots too. Those might have been even more prominent with a little less of the average shots around them.
I probably would have graded the footage a bit more natural, particularly the sunny, bluesky outdoor scenes, but hey, that's 100% personal taste. And I can see that being there, it probably felt exactly like you've graded those scenes.
@@robinb5752 hey thanks for the detail in this comment. yeah I tend to lean into a particular kind of colour/grade. The film that got me into cinema when I was growing up was a Japanese film called All about lily Chou Chou (warning if you do watch it its very dark) and I've been chasing the feeling of that movie ever since through my eyes. Films by Wes Anderson and Noir films like old boy had a huge influence on how I see the world too so the kind of grade I go for is a mix of how it felt to see the world in the moment, and also how I'd like to reference filmmakers I admire. There was a Thai film called Citizen Dog which I saw on DVD and it was filmed on digital cameras back then and I remember thinking it was the best look ever! Now that I'm back to filming again I'm chasing these beautiful colours everywhere haha :)
You’re video is really inspiring. I wanted to start filming too. I also got an Osmo pocket 3 about a couple weeks ago. Been watching videos but I haven’t filmed anything yet. Seeing your video really helps. I’ve been being really down quiet some time now too. Thank you for being sincere and opening up. I know it’s not a simple task.
Tbh I noticed since I've been vlogging I've found myself lighter too. It's some kind of thing that happens when you express the bottled up emotions. For me film is what helps me. Good luck shooting! I really love how intuitive the camera is and how fast shots can be set up so you don't miss a moment!
Problem is I’m a really shy and introvert person. So it’s kind of hard for me to start.
@@jherikazoldryck7378 I did a poll on my instagram and a quite few ppl voted they liked my non-monologue episodes more as they were less about ideology and more letting the visuals do the talking. what's amazing about cinema is there's so many ways to tell a story :)
My cheeks hurt due to how much i was smiling throughout this video🥰 i wasn’t in a great mood n TH-cam suggested your video… thanks for making my day… the color grading is insanely good🤌🏽
Omg now I’m sobbing🥹🥹🥹
@@ShakeraShakera hey thanks for the kind words!!! I’m glad this video could help you today :)
Thank you for sharing. You’ve showed how amazing the pocket 3 is in the right hands and also how amazing a person you are mate. Can’t wait for your new projects !
hey thank you for watching! been feeling great did a bit of filming today too, DJI OSMO Pocket 3 has made filming fun for me again! editing the upcoming vlogs now, I think I might go for an upload tomorrow
I just found this on my explore page, and I loved it. I'm subscribed can't wait for more video!!
Thank you so much for subscribing. currently editing the Osaka episode of travel in Japan. Hope these cinematic vlogs bring a new perspective through the lens :)
This video just inspired me in ways you will never know. I watched it just to see the camera cause I’m thinking about getting it and ended up in tears feeling so connected and in awe, also very strange cause I’m planning a trip to Japan so it’s like… alignment? Thank you for uploading this!
@@AmaRock. hey thank you for reaching out. I’m glad you connected to my work. Being sensitive can sometimes be overwhelming so having somewhere to place my feelings is a gift. I hope you end up in Japan and that it’s profound for you as it was for me. Thanks for watching and stay tuned more coming soon ❤️
@@NoHomage I totally relate and understand and think that’s why I connected with your videos so much. I have been binging them! Can’t wait to see what’s next
@@AmaRock. currently editing a Philippines travel vlog! I have quite a bit of footage but should be out in the upcoming weeks. thanks for watching :)
Awesome video! ❤ wish you all the best with your future film projects. I know its gonna be great.
thankyou! more coming sooooooon :)
Great footages. I'll be waiting for your next works with the OP3
Thank you so much! Literally editing the next episode of the 3 part FUJI Japan journey. It's really gave my something to look forward to. Great camera can't believe how far technology has come! It felt like just yesterday I was using the LUMIX GH2... haha
Outstanding. Looking forward to more of your videos.
thank you! I've got quite a few Japan travel eps editing a new episode right now so more to come :)
@@NoHomage looking forward to seeing them, and how you are using your dji pocket3
@@alfashion going for an upload today! this one focusing on long tracking shots, finalising the final touches on the edit now :)
This was a very inspiring watch. Like you, im getting the motivation to go out and do something in our short but long life. I hope you continue to do more of these videos even if not as often as you liked due to a busy life but please do continue.
Hey thanks so much for this comment. It’s this kind of thing that makes me really feel the motivation to continue. Much appreciated 🔥
You have inspired me to start to edit my clips again thanks mate
thank you! every day is a new day to create :)
This was a really cool documentary/vlog. I picked up the pocket 3 myself for vlog's.
amazing! its so much fun. thanks for watching
Amazing
This just motivated me to get one
yay! its so much fun :)
You've really inspired me to continue to learn how to use the pocket 3. I've had it for a couple of months now, but haven't had much of a chance to use it outdoors. I'm getting better at it slowly but surely, but this video just reiterated my thoughts on how awesome this camera is on the go. I have a trip coming up, and I'm excited to continue learning how to capture better shots to tell my story. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. 🥺😊
Thanks for the comment. I totally understand what you mean and I actually practiced intensively shooting a lot and watching how it reacts to light, my body and my movements too. For outside I love how it reacts to light. I prefer strong grade so I shoot flat and work in post. Have fun on your trip. I'm sure the footage will look spectacular and you'll have so many amazing memories to look over :)
Love your style. Keep it up and you will soon have a large and enthusiastic following.
I haven't had my Pocket 3 for very long, but so far it is exactly as good as I'd hoped as someone that has held out with the original Osmo Pocket until now. Just a few days after its arrival I used it as a remote second camera to shoot a live dance performance. Using the bluetooth connection to my smartphone, I was able to zoom and pan remotely from one position without having to run back and forth between cameras. I've also shot a talking head podcast and a real estate listing with it and I have no complaints at all.
that's so good to hear it has so many other functions. I've not utilised that yet doing everything intuitively and manually but I feel if I was making a longer form film narrative in a control environment id use an external monitor through phone or Ipad. How's the time on the feed between the devices? is there any lag?
@@NoHomage If there was a lag it didn't pose any issues for me in that use case. I'm super happy with it. If the weather allows I'm going to use it to make a timelapse of the upcoming solar eclipse on Monday. Fingers crossed for clear skies!
@@milesian1 Amazing work! I think us down under in Australia miss out on it. I was thinking of doing an episode on the DJI but I don't think we get a clear view of the eclipse :(
This is soooo inspiring and heartwarming! I am so excited for you and cannot wait to see your film! I just purchased my DJI Pocket 3 and cannot wait to start making art with it too! Feeling super inspired seeing your INCREDIBLE work! Thank you! 🥳🙏
thank you! its been liberating removing myself from the ideology I carried previously. I've been writing :)
@@NoHomage so great! I love what you shared around your change in perspective and find it so exciting that you’re bringing your talent and vision for crafting film into vlogging! It’s so inspiring to me and I got the camera to start vlogging more too and am inspired to see it as a part of my art practice too as I’m a “fine artist” as well. Always such a gift when we can let go of ideologies that are no longer serving us and grow into what we’re wanting to become! 🙏🏼✨
Great video, I have also been inspired by the pocket 3. Looking forward to more of your videos. 🤛🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much! editing right now :)
I love this. I've watched about 200 videos on the pocket 3 and your video has convinced me to get one. ps - japan rocks doesn't it ? Everything about it is just wonderful
Thank you for the kindest words. I love how the op3 reacts to light, that I can move it so quickly following every impulse it really had made filming fun! I still can't believe how small the camera/sensor is and it being on a gimbal makes filming intuitive. I film flat with intention to grade and adding black bars uses the wide lens aesthetic kind of giving 2:35 feel. If you get one pls do get a snow mist filter (I always have one on) and maybe some ND's, and if you plan on using it for audio the creator combo with the mic is really handy!
@@NoHomage awesome. I brought one yesterday
@@markelliott6112 amazing! did you get it with the creator combo (which comes with the radio mic) and ND/snow mist filter? I find these items super useful. I'm personally looking to finally get a car mount of some sort for some cool shots.
@@NoHomageyes creator kit. Can’t wait get into it
Thanks TH-cam for recommending this channel! Just love your authenticity. Great video!!
much appreciated! more videos coming soon. In the edit right now :)
This is such a work of art! I hope you are feeling much better now ❤
Thank you so much for the comment! I've been feeling better when creating and expressing through art/filming and writing. Hope you're well too :)
I also want to buy this camera model. Very good video. It seems that I have made my choice. Thank you!
its wonderful! I shoot in 10 bit which takes a lot of space (but I go highest quality for the colour grade) but it's good on all modes and the stability makes it so good. Tiny gamble in ya pocket no set up... so good!
love the color grade on this video, great job!
Thank you so much! I've been experimenting and pushing the OP3 boundaries through my videos. In Osaka Eclipse episode for example I go into some darker territory with the grade making more of a noir. In the Fuikawaguciko episodes I go into a more blue sunny snow kind of look! I love that this camera can hold up despite being so small :)
Beautiful work. Inspiring transformation. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching. more to share soon :)
These keep getting better! Amazing work bro ❤
hey thanks! I put a lot into this one. Filming has been heaps fun tho :)
I have a short attention span but you kept me watching till the end. Thank you from Korea!
Means a lot to me! thank you and hope you're well
Great video 😍love my lil Osmo sometimes more than my A7SIII. Keep up the good work.
agree! I'm actually trying to work in my other cameras for some videos since I love manual focus and vintage lenses but unless the vlog/story needs that this lil cam is just so convenient and good at capturing that magic moment before its gone!
Beautiful quality control
thanks! more Japan vlogs coming I just got back :)
Such an inspiring video! Instantly subscribed I can’t wait to see what else you create.
thank you! trying to do 2 cinematic vlogs a week :)
Great work man
Really inspired❤️🙌🏼
thank you! there's just so much freedom in movement with something like this :)
Im currently looking into getting this camera, want to see what is possible with it. I really like the cinematic style that seems to be possible with this cam. Thank you for doing this video, helped me a lot and makes me excited.
its so fun to film with! I find filming in 10 bit flat and it holds up in the grade. I just love how quick the set up is. So good!
Beautiful and honest video! Loved it. 👏🏻
Thank you! I love filmmaking :) Looking forward to posting more, stay tuned more otw!
I love the pocket 3! ( I don’t own one though!) it’s one inch sensor really gives that pop! I use a Fuji for my trips and a GoPro. I wanted a camera that is easy to use and gives a bit of that extra creativity. The pocket was in the running but went for a 360 camera instead. My Fuji can do the cinematic stuff but boy..the pocket looks great!
Oh and yeah; enjoy life brother. It can be crushing you at some point but don’t forget all of the good parts. It’s worth it. ❤
thank you so much for the kind comment and reaching out! yeah its such an amazing camera, I usually use a gh5s but lately im just using the op3. thinking of getting a 360 camera one day in the future. thanks for the chat stay tuned more coming in the next week :)
This video is great! And I'm impressed to see all this footage was taken with pocke 3! Btw did you shot in dlog with a black mist filter?
Yeah! Everything that way, but also manually doing the exposure for every shot (depending on light) how I used when I was a dslr/conventinal camera shooter. Next step is the anamorphic DJI op3 and macro lens!
Can you provide the color grading as lut? Looks amazing ❤
Like your editing style hope more videos to come love it
thank you! editing right now trying to finish of the 3 part fujikawaguchiko vlog :)
Awesome bro
thanks so much more coming soon! DJI op 3 season approaching :)
Looks soooo good!
thank you!
Do it! I shot one feature on DJI Pocket 2 few years ago and now getting ready to shoot another one on DJI Action 4
Hey that's so awesome! How was the experience? I'm always so inspired by filmmakers who do things with what they have. One of my fave films tangerine was made on a iPhone and that director (Sean baker) just won the top prize at Cannes today! They had a start with their indie film in 2004 (take out which premiere at slamdance) made on Mini DV on a 3k budget and all natural locations, cast and crew. Good to hear you've been doing things with a method/ideology that's unique. I really do think this way of filmmaking is so fulfilling. All the best with your new feature and thank you for watching :)
@@NoHomage let me say it this way - it’s not meant for this kind of work and there will be a lot of issues on the way. But it’s all worth it. It’s a tool that gives you a lot of freedom.
The film is called “I See Darkness (2022)” by the way.
Love this… just got back from 2 weeks in Japan - amazing place … the film looks great, any specific lut or just grading … nice video
hey ! thanks and glad to hear you had an amazing time in Japan! I use a combination from freshluts. The file names are a bit different to what's on the website but basically its TL_R709_v2 I basically just chuck a bunch of luts on top of each other and play around till im happy
love love love this
Thank you so much! Filming life as it happens. Say tuned :)
I have the Pocket 3 as well. Have you had any issues with focus-hunting on the camera? It's not as bad if there's a person in the shot, but, if not, I find it will sometimes start focus-hunting the entire time it's recording which ruins a shot.
actually yeah unfortunately that has happened. i do a lot of long takes so have experienced a bit of that.
“A glass box of emotions” 😂 same
we've all been there I think haha. Japan was so cold I really wasn't expecting that
Man! This is so cool. Thanks for sharing your story. Inspiring. Did you shoot in log mode?
Yeah! I always shoot that style and manually do the exposure and then grade :)
Loved this! You made the footage from the OP3 look amazing! I don't know how to explain it other than dreamy and fuji like. Any chance of a tutorial of your editing process in the future? 👀
hey! yeah I was thinking about doing that one day, just editing the Japan episodes atm. I use a snow mist filter, and I don't really use my ND too much, just intutivly set exposure as I go a technique I use in my larger camera filmmaking too. Thanks for watching :)
I really like it!
too kind ! I'll be making more soon :)
Really like the color grading you’ve done, it makes it stand out from other “cinematic” osmo pocket 3 videos. Do you plan on doing a video on that or any tips for achieving this style of color grading?
hey! thanks so much for the kind words. Have a big backlog of content im working through but hopefully I'll get around to doing that. Ive been planning out the content for the year at 2 videos per week so hopefully I'll be able to. In short though, I use fresh luts (and I stack them) two contrasting luts at a time mostly and grade in the project file of premiere
@@NoHomage thanks for the reply! I'm aiming to get a pocket 3 for cinematic style video making as well, and would love to achieve a unique color grade like this too. appreciate the info
@@user-th1vv3iw8b no worries! I'm currently looking into working the lut names into the videos but one of the problems is im trying to search the LUT I use in freshluts but they're not coming up. trying to find a creative solution to try let ppl know what im using. stay tuned thanks for watching
@@NoHomage appreciate that! Don’t want to copy your exact style, just take inspiration from it lol. Your osmo pocket 3 videos have motivated me to finally pick up a camera and start creating instead of hesitating. Keep doing your thing.
Curious to know a bit about your color grading. The outside shots with greenish sky looks filmic. What are you using?
I use freeLUTS a lot, I download as few and put them over in premiere. I shoot everything flat and raw and in 4k. I do the rest in post :)
Which LUTS are your using?? love the video tho!!!😍
Hey man im wanting to start to make these cinematic style vlogs asw, you have really inspired me, do you use any filters on the OP3?
hey, I just shoot flat in d log m and grade in premiere! I have a snow mist filter :)
The whites look very blown out is there anyway to resolve that?
personal choice, if I'd used my ND it would look more even but most my work follows this visual language. my big influence on my cinematography and films is a movie all all about lily Chou Chou (which has a lot of blowouts), wonderful film with some really interesting cinematography (altho strong warning its a pretty dark film)
@@NoHomage thank you, I just wondered if it was due to the osmo that’s all, I shall check out that film😎
this open is hilarious!
haha it was so cold! That's the beauty of film. The imperfections can be part of the story and like life we can sometimes go off script and make something of it :)
What wireless microphone are you using? Love the video!
All on the dji mic that come with the creator combo! so good and useful
Awesome share ❤
thank you :)
Top quality
thank you!
thank you for this content
thanks for watching :)
Todays gonna be one of them beautiful days and it’s gonna be beautiful 😂
sometimes exposition is the only way haha
everything is in auto? or do you have D log set? anyway, great storytelling my friend. a perfect definition of "how vlog should be done" :)
thanks! yeah I do it all manually for each shot I change the iso and I shoot in 4k dlog m . that's a nice compliment btw. I put a lot of work into these so thank you
@@NoHomage nice.tnx for the info 🙃
@@cornflakes1275 all good thanks!
Awesome . What filters did you use?
hey, I film everything with dlog m and also snow mist filter by freewell. I also grade in premiere by adding some free luts from the website :)
If you were in Washington I'd love to be a part of this!
hey! I have never been but one day hope to. thanks so much :)
What frame rate did you use? Doesn’t look like 24fps looks like 30 so it looks off.
In Japan to match light flicker 30fps
wawww impressive
thank you for watching :)
please tell me!! did you buy the black mist filter and used it for this video?
Hey! I use the snow mist filter for pretty much everything I filmed on my DJI osmo pocket 3. Previously I used vintage lenses on my earlier DSLRS so I have always preferred a slightly softer image. Natural light and softened lens :)
@@NoHomage do you know the brand of the snow filter? 😍 looks incredible!
@@the49thstate_ freewell :) I actually got a whole bunch of ND's too.
what lut did you use or color grading technique?
I use a combo of freeluts from freshluts and stack them. my shooting is 10bit log wb5400 and then I do it all in premiere. hope that helps
1:21 that running girlprolly trying to avoid camera? Ina work rush? Lol that was just funny
9 minutes eating the sandwich outside was that with a mic plugged in or was that the onboard mic on the osmo 3?
Hey! I'm not mic'd up there (no hidden Lav) just the onboard. I tend to use onboard mic straight from the Osmo so I don't lose the spontaneity. my monologues are all mic'd up
@@NoHomage Excellent. It's actually really good quality considering it's onboard.
did you use the black mist filter on this footage?
snow mist filter the whole way! thank you
@@NoHomage thank you loved the video btw
@@WeekendMilesx means the world to me thank you ! new one up in a few hours :)
i love your vlog. i love your story. i love your win over depression. i love your fashion sense. i love your personality. i love that you love tangerine. i love your camera (i still dont have one, cant afford it for now haha) and the way you shot and colored and edited your video.
btw, what are your pocket 3 settings? did you shoot in d-log and did you use a lut for color grading? sorry for my questions. i just want to learn from you. hope you dont mind. thanks!
i just subscribed. ☺
hey thank you so much for the kindest of words! Waking up to a message like this is such a great way to start my Sunday so really appreciate it. My settings are D-Log M 10bit for the colour profile, 4K 30p (Japan) and 25 fps in Melbourne. Color grade using freeluts and messing with contrast in premiere. WB 5400K I just keep there I have tan skin I think it works best heres. The next one has a lot of wides and tracking shots as it's a journey from Tokyo to Fujikawaguchiko so spent a little but more time just doing some touch ups but will upload today hopefully, Thanks so much for watching :)
@@NoHomage thanks for sharing this. ☺
@@walkwithyan Oh, also I always use a snow mist filter for every shot to get rid of some of that digital sharpness!
@@NoHomage you like the snow mist filter better than the black mist filter?
did you use single-point or face tracking?
hey! in don't use the face tracking much although I probably should! there's a few shots where I did use it from memory, but not many I think I instinctively don't switch it on for some reason
@@NoHomage thank you for replying! and Love the videos!
Hi. Cool video. What font is the red and yellow text? Thanks.
Hey thanks for watching! It's in Canva (I love using canva) called Bernoru.
@@NoHomage Nice. Did you apply the text after the edit then in Canva??
@@wanderingsofalanandcaz yeh I export at a jpeg then brought it in :) for the text when im naming the places at bottom of screen is Futura bold condensed? I think
Thank You!
Thank you for watching :)
I love your video! did you use nd filter?
hey! Thank you for the kind review. I actually don't use one and manually do the exposure on each shot. Sometimes I do but not for this video. Hope you're well :)
Did u use a mist filter..
Great shot by the way
yhup! freewill snowmist filter and d-log. I shoot flat and grade. Getting rid of that digital sharpness helps and I don't ever clean my lens too haha
@@NoHomage nice..do hit me up if you ever come to Singapore..
@@xdjason yooo that's too kind! I love Singapore but unfortunately haven't been since 2019. Hope to someday soon and see the cinematic city with my own eyes again
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thank you!
I am from California and have the djio osmo pocket 3, if you are needing any points of View from Cali let me know! I would love to be able to capture moments and participate in your journey filming a feature film with the osmo!
@@clxghst heys that’s amazing! Can’t imagine how good LA light looks on the osmo. I saw someone film a black and white film on it kinda based on Ripley and it was spectacular. Hope you’re well and thanks for watching🔥
Was all of this filmed on the OP3?
absolutely! My settings are Color Profile : D-Log M 10bit
4K 25p
Color grade using freeluts
WB 5400K
@@NoHomage that's awesome. Care to share what LUTs you used here? I really like the soft/bloomy look. Great job.
what filter did you use for this video?
My settings are D-Log M 10bit for the colour profile, 4K WB Color grade using freeluts. I use a combination of them from that website and messing with contrast in premiere.
I am waiting for someone to recreate a "Blair Witch" type project with the DJI Pocket 3!
@@lookwhatisaw yes!!!!! Absolutely 💯
@NoHomage make sue you let me know where to find it when you do!
@@lookwhatisaw will do 🔥
song at 8:30? 😢
I think it's called take a dip? 'Take a Dip-Quincy Coldwater' its from @trackclub which I use for my music :)
Did you use an ND filter on this
hey, I have the full set of them but I just manually expose and push exposure. I use a snow mist filter and manually expose each shot
Ah ok, I’ve seen so many people do different things for exposure on the osmo, I guess whatever works best for you
@@pepsimac yeah its actually a technique I used on my bigger cameras too for that kind of sharp a tad surreal dream like effect. I think my aesthetic kinda leans into it (especially with the mist filter). I grade with a combo of luts too. I used an ND much more about 15 episodes ago in my vlogging but in more recent episodes I've noticed I use the ND less. tbh the ND is super useful for filming in all those highlights but I've found this kind of manual ramping way up 1/1600, 1/2000, 1/2500, 1/3200 with 50 iso works well for my quick set up on the move style!
@@NoHomage thanks. Appreciate you explaining this
@@pepsimac thanks! I actually kind of struggle to explain numerical things, but since the osmo is so quick to pick up and turn on I had it in front of me just then so picked it up and checked the numbers. My one kind of struggle has kinda been explaining what I do to get my look (I'm thinking of now taking notes in each edit of what Luts I use and settings) so I can explain things better to people. having a TH-cam has helped me verbalise this as I get quite a few questions on that part of my videos! Thanks for reaching out!
Someone has more disposable money than most people… either that or that “person” lives way outside their means.
@@L-A-M-E-nergy definitely lived beyond my means on this trip. I learnt that I’d like to do my next trip to Japan on 1/4 of what I spent on this trip. My friends all told me you might overspend but nothing could prepare me for how I’d overspend.
Unless you figure out how to make that thing take full size lenses, it’s not going to happen.
why not tho? one of my favourite films tangerine was made on iPhone. I personally think story, heart, soul and most importantly a good performance is what makes a film. There's a cinematic language that comes about from using this kind of camera with thinking out of the box.
@@NoHomage they just aren’t good for that sort of thing. One thing is the lack of subject separation due to the micro sensor and fake lens specs. Makes the scene too busy to tell a good story
@@TheLinesEnd yeah, but cinema is so much more vast. I love the film tangerine (iPhone) for example because of its imperfections. I'm thinking of utilising the device for its advantages. Like how the Dogma 95 films, or filipino new wave cinema, or bi gan's first feature Kaili blues were made. I come from a background using vintage lenses for my previous features (and or long takes slow cinema) but I'm seeing movements and spaces I can't usually get into with this. I'm seeing non actors open up for a genuine performance. I'm seeing locations you'd not get access to with a crew. I honestly think the footage captured if done right can be poetic and beautiful.
@@NoHomage don’t get me wrong. I have an iPhone 15 Pro Max with a cage, handles, rgb light, variable ND, and microphone set up for when I work with social media influencers but it’s with their understanding that it won’t be “cinematic” even with the pro-res log footage since the depth of field decides that more than anything else.
@@TheLinesEnd I get ya, on my last film I used the helios extensively but having everything in focus can also be cinematic. It can also conveys the story. Lav Diaz does this wonderfully in his films for example.
Thanks for sharing this with us. It inspires others who want to create more personal films like this. Would love for you to share your process with us as I’m looking to dive more into this from a personal perspective with my pocket 3 and content. 🤍
thank you! this will be the next part of this channel. just finished the Japan vlog series, one more upload tonight to round it all off and then more dji focused melbourne content coming :)