I still don't understand why this video has only 3445 views. Huh !!! Thank you so much for the tutorial and trust me it is really helpful. I have bookmarked, liked the video and subscribed to the channel. Love from India ♥
That's so nice to hear and so motivating! Thank you so much! I'm thinking about creating a new tutorial, if you have some topics you would like to see, let me know! Love from Belgium!
I've done a few timelapses with the Pocket 2 in video mode and am pretty underwhelmed. I'll give this a shot and do a few comparisons between using the 64mb and 16mb photo options. Good thing I bought a 256GB card. Thanks for this very informative and easy to follow tutorial.
Hi , thank you for the video ! I can't find the option to record both video and photos for time lapse and motion lapse, tried with the phone and forums too, where is it ? Thank you
Hi! I have found it in the manual: dl.djicdn.com/downloads/Osmo%20Pocket/Osmo%20Pocket%20User%20Manual%20v1.0.pdf it’s on page 7 “save settings”. Hope this helps!
Hi, you are color correcting the still images (jpeg) that were recorded? How about the video that was also recorded, can you use the same process to color correct the video or your process only works with the still photos (jpeg) ?
Hi, sorry for my late reply! I never tried to color correct the video itself, but I think it's always better to edit the original images. I'm just used to do that with RAW files. But I will try it with my next timelapse to see the difference! Have a nice day!
Hoe bedoel je? In het begin zie je het verschil tussen wat de DJI er zelf van maakt en wat je kan doen met de aparte foto's. Wel de moeite waard vind ik zelf 😁 fijne avond!
@@Kiladera oei ik was zo curieus en had je timestamp gevolgd....sorry niet gezien dat je dit ook uitlegde... blijft in elk geval een heel interessante tutorial en resultaat. Alain
Hi, I think you can even get RAW images from the OP2 :) DJI: "On the current screen you stay at, swipe to the left, enter Pro mode > then set the Pocket 2 to Timelapse mode > then go back to the camera screen > tap the PRO icon on the upper right of the screen."
Hi Kimberly, Thanks a million for the amazing video. Im sure this took a ton of time to create ! you deserve more likes and subscribes. which ND filter do you tend to use during sunsets ? whats your magic number ?
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your words! Most of the time I use a ND16 filter. But it depends. Normally I take a picture first to see if I like the shutter speed. Like with traffic, I like to have light trails. But with sunsets it's difficult because of the changing light, so sometimes I just use auto settings and without filter :-) Have a nice day!
Great tutorial, just one question: if you do it with video + raw, which was the interval for the people or cars in the background ? Because if you used video + raw should be done with 4 or more than that, right?
@@Kiladera Sorry for english. I mean what interval value are you using? I understand that to give for example a fluid interval to clouds would be 8 or 10 seconds. But in your case I see cars and people.The osmo pocket 2 in timelapse mode does not allow you to save video + raw images for values less than 4
@@franliza8569 oh I'm sorry, my fault, now I know what you mean! Yes correct, I used a interval of 4 seconds. Sometimes I use more than 4 though. I achieve this during day light with ND filters 🙂 thanks for mentioning, I should have added that information to the tutorial!
@@Kiladera I was asking this because my idea is try to do a timelapse of one building with persons walking around. So I don't know if 4 is good (I will use nd filters as well) I want to get some fluent effect with motion blur. Do you think that 4 is OK??
With 4 seconds you will have a nice blur I think. But what I do very often before making a timelapse, is first taking a normal photo in photo mode. If I like the motion blur there, I go to TL mode and apply the same settings as the photo. So you can try that, start at 4 seconds with one photo and if you're not happy with the result, change it to more seconds. Can this help you?
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What a good tip!!! I will try to follow your tutorial!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks a lot! Enjoy experiencing with timelapses!
Thanks a million
You’re welcome! Enjoy!
Спасибо вам большое 👍❤
Мне нравиться ваша видео.
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Thank you for these tips my friend !
Thank you for watching 🙏
I still don't understand why this video has only 3445 views. Huh !!! Thank you so much for the tutorial and trust me it is really helpful. I have bookmarked, liked the video and subscribed to the channel. Love from India ♥
That's so nice to hear and so motivating! Thank you so much! I'm thinking about creating a new tutorial, if you have some topics you would like to see, let me know! Love from Belgium!
Perfect work!
Thanks a lot!
Great video, thank you!
Thanks for watching! Happy you like it!
Fantastic. Thank you
Happy you like it ☺️
I've done a few timelapses with the Pocket 2 in video mode and am pretty underwhelmed. I'll give this a shot and do a few comparisons between using the 64mb and 16mb photo options. Good thing I bought a 256GB card. Thanks for this very informative and easy to follow tutorial.
I hope you will be happy with this method, i’m sure it will improve your Timelapses! Thanks for watching and your kind words!
Hi Kimberly! Thank you for this great video, sharing your knowledge and techniques!
Thank you for watching Joia!
Wonderful skill tips, it is useful to me
Happy to hear that! Enjoy editing!
Verte good descripción i suscribe
Merci!
Great tutorial. This is the Osmo Pocket 2, correct? Tha Pocket 1 version does not seem to has this RAW photo/video feature.
Thanks! Yes it is version 1. I didn't edit raw files (they are not available indeed), but I did edit the jpg files 🙂
At 00:23 you can find how to turn it on at the DJI OP 1 🙂
good advice. just got a Pocket. thanks Marty of Marty Sender You Tube
Thanks for watching! And enjoy your pocket 🤩
Hi , thank you for the video ! I can't find the option to record both video and photos for time lapse and motion lapse, tried with the phone and forums too, where is it ? Thank you
Hi! I have found it in the manual: dl.djicdn.com/downloads/Osmo%20Pocket/Osmo%20Pocket%20User%20Manual%20v1.0.pdf it’s on page 7 “save settings”. Hope this helps!
Also, I think you should be in Timelapse mode to see this setting (I’m not sure, but try it). Let me know if you have found it 😊
@@Kiladera thank you !
On Pocket 2, you have to be in TimeLapse mode before you can see this option. It’s the bottom left window of the Settings screen.
Hi, you are color correcting the still images (jpeg) that were recorded? How about the video that was also recorded, can you use the same process to color correct the video or your process only works with the still photos (jpeg) ?
Hi, sorry for my late reply! I never tried to color correct the video itself, but I think it's always better to edit the original images. I'm just used to do that with RAW files. But I will try it with my next timelapse to see the difference! Have a nice day!
Ah btw, you will lose the opportunity to create 4K time-lapses if you only edit the OP-generated video. Just wanted to mention that :-)
@@Kiladera If I give you my video can you do the Lightroom upgrade for my 4k motionlapse video?
Unfortunately does not create RAW images only JPEG?
That's right!
Je hebt het op de moeilijke manier gedaan want kan de DJI dit niet zelf maken ? :) in elk geval blijven jullie time lapses heel mooi. Groet Alain
Hoe bedoel je? In het begin zie je het verschil tussen wat de DJI er zelf van maakt en wat je kan doen met de aparte foto's. Wel de moeite waard vind ik zelf 😁 fijne avond!
@@Kiladera oei ik was zo curieus en had je timestamp gevolgd....sorry niet gezien dat je dit ook uitlegde... blijft in elk geval een heel interessante tutorial en resultaat. Alain
Thanks ☺️
Hi, this option for save pictures and videos is only available in the pocket 1? I can't find this option in the pocket 2. Thanks.
Hi, I think you can even get RAW images from the OP2 :) DJI: "On the current screen you stay at, swipe to the left, enter Pro mode > then set the Pocket 2 to Timelapse mode > then go back to the camera screen > tap the PRO icon on the upper right of the screen."
Hi Kimberly, Thanks a million for the amazing video. Im sure this took a ton of time to create ! you deserve more likes and subscribes.
which ND filter do you tend to use during sunsets ? whats your magic number ?
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your words! Most of the time I use a ND16 filter. But it depends. Normally I take a picture first to see if I like the shutter speed. Like with traffic, I like to have light trails. But with sunsets it's difficult because of the changing light, so sometimes I just use auto settings and without filter :-) Have a nice day!
@@Kiladera Thanks a million for the quick response !
She sounds exactly like Noraly (Itchy Boots)
Is that a compliment or not 🙈
@@Kiladera neutral. :) not an insult or a compliment. Just a little surprised at the similarity in the voice and accent.
Great tutorial, just one question: if you do it with video + raw, which was the interval for the people or cars in the background ? Because if you used video + raw should be done with 4 or more than that, right?
Thank you! I don't understand your question 😔 Do you mean like how many jpg's per second I used on the video timeline?
@@Kiladera Sorry for english. I mean what interval value are you using? I understand that to give for example a fluid interval to clouds would be 8 or 10 seconds. But in your case I see cars and people.The osmo pocket 2 in timelapse mode does not allow you to save video + raw images for values less than 4
@@franliza8569 oh I'm sorry, my fault, now I know what you mean! Yes correct, I used a interval of 4 seconds. Sometimes I use more than 4 though. I achieve this during day light with ND filters 🙂 thanks for mentioning, I should have added that information to the tutorial!
@@Kiladera I was asking this because my idea is try to do a timelapse of one building with persons walking around. So I don't know if 4 is good (I will use nd filters as well) I want to get some fluent effect with motion blur. Do you think that 4 is OK??
With 4 seconds you will have a nice blur I think. But what I do very often before making a timelapse, is first taking a normal photo in photo mode. If I like the motion blur there, I go to TL mode and apply the same settings as the photo. So you can try that, start at 4 seconds with one photo and if you're not happy with the result, change it to more seconds. Can this help you?
Great tutorial but the loudness of the music was a bit to much
Good feedback, thank you!
DJI Osmo Pocket 1 OR 2 ？？
I have the OP1 but I'm pretty sure you can do it with the 2 too!
Adobe is too expensive for an amateur. What are free editors. I use a Shotcut
Yes I know it's expensive 😔 I'm sorry, I don't know any free software. Thanks for watching!