Good video! That's the way we used to make vertical videos on our Pocket 2. 1 problem is limitations of moves in OP3 when you record this way, but still a pretty nice trick.
@@Cole-Bielecki Thank you ... setting my little baby up as I write. I used to have the very first Osmo but this generation #3 is just a totally different level.
Thank you for this. Is was revealing. Generally, I hate vertical video. Usually done by truly uneducated folks, moving the camera all over. This comment does not apply in real battle scenarios. But, horizontal might improve things .
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!
Do you just turn it or do you have to enable some mode. I remember mine not working properly when I tried to do this. It tried to rotate the head. Thanks for your videos. Very practical stuff that very few cover.
Thanks for the video! Quick question, I saw that you put a disclaimer that DJI does not recommend shooting like this, is there a reason? Can the camera malfunction or be left useless if shot like that? Or you just put it because DJI does no recommend that way of using it? I’m a little paranoid when I see disclaimers but loved that way of shooting. Thanks again.
Hello Rafael! Thank you for checking out my video. I put this disclaimer on the video because I couldn't find anything where DJI recommends filming vertical video this way. They recommend you film your vertical videos in the 3K format. I have not had any issues using the technique I discuss in my video. However, I do most of my primary filming in the standard 16x9 format.
@@Cole-Bielecki thanks for the fast reply! Then I will keep on using your technique! Keep those videos coming and good luck with your channel! Regards from Mexico!
This was the recommended way to get vertical video on the pocket 2 which I hated. As you would need to mount it sideways. I’m glad the pocket 3 has both options now even though one way is 3k
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Good video! That's the way we used to make vertical videos on our Pocket 2. 1 problem is limitations of moves in OP3 when you record this way, but still a pretty nice trick.
It's a cool trick! I do wish you had some more control.
Exactly the video that I searched for ! I wanted to compare the FOV.
That's awesome! Thank you for watching on my video! Glad I could help.
So simple but yet so effective.
Thank you! Happy filming!
@@Cole-Bielecki Thank you ... setting my little baby up as I write. I used to have the very first Osmo but this generation #3 is just a totally different level.
@@For91Days That's awesome! You're going to love using the OP3! It is such an incredible and capable little camera. Especially for travel content!
Thank you for this. Is was revealing. Generally, I hate vertical video. Usually done by truly uneducated folks, moving the camera all over. This comment does not apply in real battle scenarios. But, horizontal might improve things .
Damn, thought I knew all the tricks around the pocket 3 but I am definitely going to try this one out
I know! This one surprised me too!
Thank you for this! How would you set it up on a tripod this way?
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!
Great video! thank you Cole. greetings x
Thank you for checking out my video!
Thanks for the helpful info.
You're welcome! Thank you for checking out my channel!
How well does the gyro stabilization work when turned sideways?
Hello! I didn't notice a performance difference from the gimbal. Everything was still smooth.
Do you just turn it or do you have to enable some mode. I remember mine not working properly when I tried to do this. It tried to rotate the head. Thanks for your videos. Very practical stuff that very few cover.
I turn it quickly. I haven't had any issues yet. However, I mostly film in the 16x9 aspect ratio. Thank you for checking out my video and channel!
Good trick
Thanks!
I have had it for a while and didn't know that
It's a neat little trick! I only found out recently too.
It was so simple if the camera had the option to rotate automatically by it self into portrait mode at the press of simple button!
I know! I wish this was a feature! Hopefully on the next one. 🤞
Great video .Dji pocket 3 is hot or not when you take video 4k .
It's a great camera! Stunning 4K!
Great hack, Cole.
Thank you, John! I hope it works well for you!
Thanks for the video! Quick question, I saw that you put a disclaimer that DJI does not recommend shooting like this, is there a reason? Can the camera malfunction or be left useless if shot like that? Or you just put it because DJI does no recommend that way of using it? I’m a little paranoid when I see disclaimers but loved that way of shooting. Thanks again.
Hello Rafael! Thank you for checking out my video. I put this disclaimer on the video because I couldn't find anything where DJI recommends filming vertical video this way. They recommend you film your vertical videos in the 3K format. I have not had any issues using the technique I discuss in my video. However, I do most of my primary filming in the standard 16x9 format.
@@Cole-Bielecki thanks for the fast reply! Then I will keep on using your technique! Keep those videos coming and good luck with your channel! Regards from Mexico!
Thank you! I appreciate you checking out my channel. Happy filming!
will there be a camera settings video soon?
Thank you for the suggestion. I will plan on doing a camera settings video soon. Stay tuned!
Does this work with the osmo pocket two?
Hello! I don't know. I do not have an Osmo Pocket 2 to test. It's worth a try.
@@Cole-BieleckiIt does! I just checked.
That's awesome! Glad to hear it! @@2muchswag11
This was the recommended way to get vertical video on the pocket 2 which I hated. As you would need to mount it sideways. I’m glad the pocket 3 has both options now even though one way is 3k
Wow! I didn't know that! Good to know it was recommended in the past. Thank you for sharing.
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Haha! I'll add it to the list! 😂
Hey Cole! If shot in that way, is the video output rotated the right side up or you'd have to manually rotate it in post? TIA
I just checked and they come in a vertical format, ready to use!