I have had my Osmo Pocket for a month now and I love it, one of my best purchases ever. I made a 20 minute video walking through my house with it and edited it on iMovie and it was dead easy. I bought the control stick for it and a case that fits it with the control stick on and it’s perfect.
Great comparison! At some stage I'd like to get the Pocket 2. I passed on the Osmo Pocket as it didn't suit my requirements but the new model seems to be quite an improvement.
Thanks for this and for sharing. You just changed my life, I had never heard of this little beauty until now. It seems to solve my personal requirements for a great camera and vlogging combo. Great video 👍 Amazon here I come.
Great comparison. Just a question, do you still recommend the pocket 1 for 150€ in 2022 to record walking tour or do you think it is better an iPhone 11 Pro Max installed on a mechanical gymbal? Thanks
Love your informative reviews. I got the original Osmo pocket when it just came out and really liked the concept (vs action cameras). Going on a longer trip soon and probably getting the new Pocket 2 for that.
I'll admit, I initially didn't see enough difference to justify "upgradig" to the Pocket 2, but this comparison has persuaded me that because I can use so many of my existing accessories, the additional features that suit vlogging like the improved stabilization make adding the pocket 2 to my camera bag a realistic option.
@@TheHybridShooter I agree that there's significant difference in use case to justify, and the form factor is so small that having both of them available to hand adds almost nothing to the weight when travelling and waalking around but allows more time shooting rather than charging. I do like the improved value of the Creator combo.
I find that the DJI Osmo Pocket and Pocket 2 have a much better camera than the GoPro Hero 8 and Hero 9. I had used both GoPro Hero cameras in a test. The video quality was anything but good. There was a lot of blurring and noise. Other settings, such as 2.7K or 1080p, were also unsuccessful. In the same test, I also had the two Pocket cameras. But there you have real 4K. No image noise, no blurring and the recordings are not split every 5 minutes, as is the case with the GoPros. The battery in the Osmo Pocket also lasts longer than in the GoPro. I know that the GoPro is an action camera and the DJi is a gimbal camera, but nevertheless the GoPro should also record in the quality that is stated on the packaging or on the website. Unfortunately, I had extremely blurry images with a lot of noise in every video and things got even worse in ultra wide angle mode.
Thanks, and also for mentioning that the 1.3x crop is really good, im thinking of getting the pocket 1 + wide angle lens but pocket 2 with 1.3x crop seems much better.
100 mins of 4K video on a single charge sounds pretty good! I have been using my GoPro Hero 8 as my walking camera, but I am just not very happy with its video quality; and what you have shown in your videos look more impressive.
Hey my friend, have you tested any on the competitors versions of the pocket gimbal? I wonder which seems to be the most capable for a cinematic style shooting? -Thanks Adam
@@TheHybridShooter great to hear, thanks for the quick reply. I am going to buy one today. Always love your reviews to help me make the best purchases! Thanks, Adam The New Woodworker
@@TheHybridShooter Hi, now that i have the pocket 2 (thanks again) i discovered some things that you might want to outline in your future video regarding the pocket 2. 1: The Joystick is not "analog" but just a digital on/off knob in combination with a acceleration curve. on the other hand the extension rod or in the mimo app you can move the gimbal in an analog fashion. 2: speaking of the joystick controll, there is no way to switch the movement to inverse. this is something that would be great if i can change the direction to my prefered "brain" muscle control. 3: Active Track, this is very limited and not very reliable. It looses the subject very fast. Other brands do this way better. 4: Active Track on a tripod. A big limitation is that you cannot rotate 360°. So you cannot walk around in a circle around your osmo pocket and track yourself. Also here some other brands do this better. The rotation limititations (around 150°) seems to me a bit arbitrary to me 5: Mimo App: Unfortunately, there is no possibility to create stations/points that are then automatically driven through as there are with other Gibal apps. that would help to automatically run programmed movements. But for everything else, the thing is really great and the quality of the recordings with cine-d is really impressive. Thank you and keep up the good work with your channel!
@@Raum4D Thank you for your feedback, I have already talked about some of your points that I found relevant. 5. is possible you just need to switch to timelapse mode.
Thank you for a very detailed review! I noticed that at 11:42, the image of DJI Pocket 2 got very blurring on the right side. Do you think this is due to the 1.3x zoom making the image quality worse?
Great video, with the original Osmo Pocket on sale now, I was considering getting one. I also own a DJI Osmo Action, with the official CYNOVA 3.5mm mic adapter. I wonder, will this work on the Osmo pocket?
Nice comparison, do you feel any difference in the shadow recovery when underexposed?? Also is does the osmo pocket 1/2 a good tool to complete the video took with your xt4?
Automatic exposure works very well on both, so I don't have much experience with shadow recovery on either. D-Cinelike captures more DR on Pocket 2, so that is the best option.
I've seen your iPhone 12 Pro vs Pocket 2. I would be interested to see how big the difference is between the iPhone 12 Pro Max and Pocket 2. Have you thought about comparing them in a video?
Thanks for the nice comparison. I have both too, but did not have the time to play around with Pocket 2 too much, yet... soon something to come. Cheers from LA.
Do you know which wide angle adaptor is better for de osmo pocket 1? More field of view The frewell wide angle lens. Or the wide angle lens that come in the osmo pocket 2 creator pack
Hi I’m a new subscriber, had a question, would be great if you could help. Should I go out and invest in pocket 2 or stick to pocket 1 ? My main usage is for vlogging while traveling and posting workout videos. Thanks in advance 😇
@@TheHybridShooter thanks for the reply,does the mic off the pocket 2 also work on the pocket 1?ive not got either yet and I’m still trying to work out which is the right one for me.I’m not happy with the tracking on the pocket 2 compared to the 1 and the wifi connection but everything else seems to tick all the boxes
Thank you so much Sir! This is the best review ever seen! Very good job done here. A fair review with evidence. The only disappointing factor is the short battery life. i hoped the DJI will use the battery capacity like of the smartphones.
The price for pocket2 is 2x the old one in my country 🥲, so I bought the osmo pocket 1. Since I dont have decent mobile phone nor decent camera, do you have advice for me to utilize max potential in my osmo pocket1?
I just returned my pocket 1 because it never charges past 80% even with stock cable. I tried different brick and port with 5v 2a but no go. Should i try another one? I bought all these extra lenses and accessories.
If you want a camera to shoot specifically in the rain, this one is not very suitable for that. If you want GoPro, I recommend Hero 8 over Hero 9, or even better Insta360 One R.
I'm torn between both. I need one for my sons soccer games, primarily to capture him in the field for highlight videos. Which one would be a good fit, he plays both evenings and day time games.
What a great review and a good case to own both to do different video types, and until they make a lens attachment to narrow to 26mm, then there is a potential for both. Come to think of it some one should make an attachment to increase to 26mm like they did with the wide angle.
Hello! I have a problem with the Osmo Pocket 2 and I do not know how to solve it. In the editor. When I cut a video, I notice an unwanted sharp sound (clack) between the cuts. This happens in 60% of cases. do you have a solution? It only does this in the videos I have written with the Osmo Pocket 2 and not with the other cameras ...
Do you find that the Pocket 2 gimbal is more prone to vibration at its extremities? Mine seems to go into vibration pretty easily especially tilting to the left?
@@TheHybridShooter Hmm, maybe I need to get in touch with DJI about this. I have a Pocket 1 and never had this issue either. Thanks for getting back to me.
Is the Pocket 2 allowing users to specify other bitrates than 100mbps? Like for example 80mbps, 60mbps, 30 etc.This information is VERY important for me, because I intend to purchase a Pocket 2 and a DJI Mini 2, but I am very hesitant. Why? Because all my footage shot with the Osmo Pocket 1 @4K 60fps 100mbps bitrate, was impossible to edit on both my Windows PC and my Mac. I was unable to edit my footage, it was dropping lots of frames on playback and it was impossible to scrub. In the end the only way I could edit my clips was by converting them first to 4K @60fps 60mbps with HEVC encription using Handbrake. After conversion editing and scrubbing was very smooth both on PC and the iMac.
That is very strange, h.265 HVEC requires much more processing power, due to higher compression rate, h.264 requires much less processing power, so the issue might be elsewhere. I think that there is an option to lower the image quality, which decrease the bitrate, but those will be the same options as with the original OP.
I have the Scotty Creator Case for my Pocket 2 and the only problem is that if you don't take it out of the case, you're reduced to using a cable connection for data transfer which seems a great deal slower than putting the micro SD card in an adapter and sticking it in the computer.
The Pocket 2 is OK but I am in the process of buying a DJI Osmo Pocket, second hand, because I can get it so cheap. As I am starting out making my own videos there is no reason to buy expensive gear before you learn the process and think about what content you want to produce. The main reason for me not buying the Pocket 2 is that they should have made it a bit larger to fit a bigger battery AND included all the features from the "do it all handle" into the main unit. Excellent review and comparison.
Pretty good review - however, I have seen demonstrated in other comparison reviews that the Pocket 2 Active Tracking has some issues when the moving subject is medium to far distance from the camera. In contrast, the original Pocket Active Tracking works beautifully. This was the dealbreaker for me because I need to have the camera follow me. I have the suspicion that using the larger sensor has introduced new problems with Active Tracking to DJI, and they haven't quite been solved - or did they correct the problem in new firmware? If you don't know what I'm talking about, check out Roo's Reviews comparison.
I have already talked about that in 2 videos. P2 tracking works very well if the subject is close to the camera. Ultra-wide lens makes the tracking of the whole person much more difficult and it also emphasizes sudden movements. Tracking performance probably had to be sacrificed because of the ultra-wide FoV. I don't really see a real-world use for tracking subjects far a way from the camera, so I don't mind it that much.
I'm trying to get used to my Pocket 2 and it has some great potential for video, but I'm so frustrated with its panorama performance. It captures 4 or 9 HD images and then stiches them together into a tiny little distorted low-res composite. I have the DJI Mini 2 (smaller sensor) and when it captures panoramas you get amazing large detailed results. DJI obviously have the SW algorithm to do this in the Mini 2 so why can't we get this from the Pocket 2?
@@TheHybridShooter Thanks for the response. I've tried DJI Media Maker and it stiches them together, but the image is still distorted. It also can't deal with Raw files. I've tried Lightroom, Photoshop and a few others and it's just way too much effort for mediocre results. Why can't it just work like it does on the Mini 2? 😢😢😢
Because Mini 2 has different FoV and low-res sensor which requires only a fraction of processing power... There has to be distortion when you are stitching already ultra-wide images. The whole panorama mode is more or less redundant of Pocket 2.
@@TheHybridShooter it would be great if you could elaborate on this: I suspect the sound is better from the Pocket 2, but in fact, I'd like to know. I mean sound is a huge part of "image quality".
Great video I have lots of different cameras I still use my flip I have a Samsung GoPro 4 and 5 DJI drone with this video I think I'm going to make my wife mad and go to BestBuy and buy one of these I don't get a lot of views on my TH-cam but I do anyways I like the video stuff thank you very much well done
Well, 11:42 I have to say I prefer the Osmo Pocket picture on the right over the Pocket II with Zoom on the left. There are some other examples in this video showing less barrel distortion with the Pocket 1, and maybe some better colour grading out of the cam as well... For my taste, the Pocket II is a bit overdone for its size. The bigger sensor is not automatically the better sensor.
I only agree that Pocket 1 might be slightly better than Pocket 2 with zoom. Other than that, Pocket 2 captures more detail in every situation. Bigger sensor basically is automatically better at this stage of technology. In this case it is mostly about preferred field of view.
@@TheHybridShooter The preferred field of view should be up to the user, with different lenses. I do not like GoPro-style footage. I do not like bending trees, landscape and bending architecture :-) The smaller field of view is the more detailed for me. That´s why photographers always have a classic 50mm with them. When Canon changed the sensors for cams like SX 200 IS, it was basically not that good anymore. Cheers to wonderful Bratislava from Germany, Bernd
In that case it just isn't for you... A lot of users were asking for wider FoV and I also think that 20mm makes sense as I have explained. I like it as it is, so I wouldn't really change anything. Focal length has no direct affect on detail. I don't even own 50mm lens, it is my least favorite focal length, so we will have to disagree on that :)
@@TheHybridShooter I'm confused you say the image quality on Pocket 2 is better. See th-cam.com/video/u8AaOWgntUU/w-d-xo.html - the trees on Pocket 2 are a hot mess. Also comparing the large tree on the left on Pocket 2 to the farther away trees on the right on pocket 1. I don't care if it's "just a sharpening issue", the detail just isn't there. I'm not trying to justify Pocket 1 or 2, I have both lying in front of me and I was shocked by the muddy mess that's Pocket 2. Especially photos. I'm sad because I "need" the higher DR on Pocket 2 for my family videos. I was wondering if I got a potato Pocket 2 but this comparison shows the same problems. It's soft, REALLY soft and I really don't like that.
@@Heahke That is because I accidentally used 4K 60p Pocket 2 footage which has worse image quality than 25p, as you can see at 4:58 As you can see at 4:19 Pocket 2 captures more detail if both shoot 25p.
Here in Argentina, used, the pocket costs 800 dollars. New it should be around 1000 or 1200 dollars. The Pocket 2 costs about 300 or 400 dollars more, new or used. So... It would take me about five years to buy any lol
@@TheHybridShooter DJI was always expensive for me, but if I saved three or five months I could buy it. Now, thanks to Milei, they are impossible to reach.
...no, but you can use other options that require mounting a transmitter connected to the OP1 : Rode Wireless Go (not cheap but you can use it with other devices).
@@TheHybridShooter ok thanks and more thing pocket 2 has high quality mode and power saving mode. I heard that high quality mode comes with lots of issues like heating issue and all.
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I accidentally used 4K 60p Pocket 2 footage at 5.18 which has a bit worse image quality than 25p. Please don't use that clip for image quality comparison.
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I have had my Osmo Pocket for a month now and I love it, one of my best purchases ever. I made a 20 minute video walking through my house with it and edited it on iMovie and it was dead easy. I bought the control stick for it and a case that fits it with the control stick on and it’s perfect.
does it record sound too ?
Yes
So the new control stick work on the old osmo pocket? I’m thinking of getting it for my pocket
@@weaponx111091 Yes, but the settings are not available, which is why I don't recommend control stick for Osmo Pocket 1.
Can i edit video in mobile?
Great comparison! At some stage I'd like to get the Pocket 2. I passed on the Osmo Pocket as it didn't suit my requirements but the new model seems to be quite an improvement.
Thank you!
Thank you for sorting the audio, DJI. If I can't plug in a decent mic with a wind-protection, any camera is a non-starter.
Thanks for this and for sharing. You just changed my life, I had never heard of this little beauty until now.
It seems to solve my personal requirements for a great camera and vlogging combo. Great video 👍 Amazon here I come.
How do you like it?
Great comparison. Just a question, do you still recommend the pocket 1 for 150€ in 2022 to record walking tour or do you think it is better an iPhone 11 Pro Max installed on a mechanical gymbal? Thanks
Love your informative reviews. I got the original Osmo pocket when it just came out and really liked the concept (vs action cameras). Going on a longer trip soon and probably getting the new Pocket 2 for that.
I'll admit, I initially didn't see enough difference to justify "upgradig" to the Pocket 2, but this comparison has persuaded me that because I can use so many of my existing accessories, the additional features that suit vlogging like the improved stabilization make adding the pocket 2 to my camera bag a realistic option.
Yes, it isn't really upgrading, it is basically buying another type of camera.
@@TheHybridShooter I agree that there's significant difference in use case to justify, and the form factor is so small that having both of them available to hand adds almost nothing to the weight when travelling and waalking around but allows more time shooting rather than charging. I do like the improved value of the Creator combo.
I find that the DJI Osmo Pocket and Pocket 2 have a much better camera than the GoPro Hero 8 and Hero 9. I had used both GoPro Hero cameras in a test. The video quality was anything but good. There was a lot of blurring and noise. Other settings, such as 2.7K or 1080p, were also unsuccessful. In the same test, I also had the two Pocket cameras. But there you have real 4K. No image noise, no blurring and the recordings are not split every 5 minutes, as is the case with the GoPros. The battery in the Osmo Pocket also lasts longer than in the GoPro. I know that the GoPro is an action camera and the DJi is a gimbal camera, but nevertheless the GoPro should also record in the quality that is stated on the packaging or on the website. Unfortunately, I had extremely blurry images with a lot of noise in every video and things got even worse in ultra wide angle mode.
Thanks, and also for mentioning that the 1.3x crop is really good, im thinking of getting the pocket 1 + wide angle lens but pocket 2 with 1.3x crop seems much better.
100 mins of 4K video on a single charge sounds pretty good! I have been using my GoPro Hero 8 as my walking camera, but I am just not very happy with its video quality; and what you have shown in your videos look more impressive.
Hey my friend, have you tested any on the competitors versions of the pocket gimbal? I wonder which seems to be the most capable for a cinematic style shooting?
-Thanks
Adam
Yes, I have, Pocket 2 is by far the best pocket gimbal camera.
@@TheHybridShooter great to hear, thanks for the quick reply. I am going to buy one today.
Always love your reviews to help me make the best purchases!
Thanks,
Adam
The New Woodworker
Always my pleasure!
Thank you for your good summary and comparison. This has now helped me to make the right buying choice.
You're welcome, I'm glad that it was helpful.
@@TheHybridShooter Hi, now that i have the pocket 2 (thanks again) i discovered some things that you might want to outline in your future video regarding the pocket 2.
1: The Joystick is not "analog" but just a digital on/off knob in combination with a acceleration curve. on the other hand the extension rod or in the mimo app you can move the gimbal in an analog fashion.
2: speaking of the joystick controll, there is no way to switch the movement to inverse. this is something that would be great if i can change the direction to my prefered "brain" muscle control.
3: Active Track, this is very limited and not very reliable. It looses the subject very fast. Other brands do this way better.
4: Active Track on a tripod. A big limitation is that you cannot rotate 360°. So you cannot walk around in a circle around your osmo pocket and track yourself. Also here some other brands do this better. The rotation limititations (around 150°) seems to me a bit arbitrary to me
5: Mimo App: Unfortunately, there is no possibility to create stations/points that are then automatically driven through as there are with other Gibal apps. that would help to automatically run programmed movements.
But for everything else, the thing is really great and the quality of the recordings with cine-d is really impressive.
Thank you and keep up the good work with your channel!
@@Raum4D Thank you for your feedback, I have already talked about some of your points that I found relevant. 5. is possible you just need to switch to timelapse mode.
Hi ,Which one is good for traval and i am looking for good one..can you give me suggestion which one is best to buy...
Well, that is what this video is about…
Thank you for a very detailed review! I noticed that at 11:42, the image of DJI Pocket 2 got very blurring on the right side. Do you think this is due to the 1.3x zoom making the image quality worse?
Great video, with the original Osmo Pocket on sale now, I was considering getting one. I also own a DJI Osmo Action, with the official CYNOVA 3.5mm mic adapter. I wonder, will this work on the Osmo pocket?
Happy to see Marrakech my home town in your videos
Nice comparison, do you feel any difference in the shadow recovery when underexposed?? Also is does the osmo pocket 1/2 a good tool to complete the video took with your xt4?
Automatic exposure works very well on both, so I don't have much experience with shadow recovery on either. D-Cinelike captures more DR on Pocket 2, so that is the best option.
@@TheHybridShooter thank you for your advice as I consider purchasing one to pair with my xt4 footage, as a compact gimbal and/ or b-cam,.
Great video i love the osmo pocket for making travel videos
Here in India, pocket costs 190 USD and pocket 2 costs 500 USD. I just bought the former one.
How about the performance?
great video! One big difference which you didn't mention is price... Probably the main reason I am more likely to consider the original pocket.
Thank you! That changes greatly over the time, so I intentionally don't talk about prices on this channel.
@@TheHybridShooter Yes, a good point - and a quick reply, wow!
what do you think is it osmo pocket 2 suitable for indoor real Estate videography of the house in low light conditione ?
Depends on what kind of image quality do you need.
I've seen your iPhone 12 Pro vs Pocket 2. I would be interested to see how big the difference is between the iPhone 12 Pro Max and Pocket 2. Have you thought about comparing them in a video?
I don’t have 12 Pro Max and I have no intention to buy one, so that is unfortunately not possible.
Thanks for the nice comparison. I have both too, but did not have the time to play around with Pocket 2 too much, yet... soon something to come. Cheers from LA.
Do you know which wide angle adaptor is better for de osmo pocket 1? More field of view
The frewell wide angle lens. Or the wide angle lens that come in the osmo pocket 2 creator pack
Places and shots in this review are soo beautiful! You are a lucky guy! Good job👍🏻
Nice video bro as always.
Thank you!
Hi I’m a new subscriber, had a question, would be great if you could help. Should I go out and invest in pocket 2 or stick to pocket 1 ? My main usage is for vlogging while traveling and posting workout videos.
Thanks in advance 😇
That is basically what this video is about. I can't tell you much more about these two than what I have said in the video.
The Hybrid Shooter the question is, is it worth pumping extra money or stick to pocket 1 if you’re new to vlogging ?
I can't really answer that, it depends on your expectations.
Does the new pocket 2 joystick work on the pocket 1?
It does, but there are no speed settings, so I still recommend controller wheel for Pocket 1.
@@TheHybridShooter thanks for the reply,does the mic off the pocket 2 also work on the pocket 1?ive not got either yet and I’m still trying to work out which is the right one for me.I’m not happy with the tracking on the pocket 2 compared to the 1 and the wifi connection but everything else seems to tick all the boxes
@@CampervanAdventures If you mean the wireless mic, no, that one won't work with Pocket 1.
@@TheHybridShooter ok great thanks for the reply👍
Super useful video, great job!! Nice work!!👍
Thank you!
When is DjI pocket 3 coming???please reply
I came for the review and I stayed for the city. What is the name of the city?
So a separate gimbal and an action cam give better results?
No.
Hello i hope you notice me, can you possibly transfer the analog adaptor to osmo pocket 1?
Awesome comparison and review!.. Thank You!
Thank you!
Can you use the wide lens adaptor from Osmo pocket for the Pocket 2? I don't wanna buy the creator's combo just for the wide lens
No, that is not possible, only the other way around.
Will my accessories like tripod mount cages and phone holder still fit?
Depends on the specific accessories.
hey, can i put the same screen protector on both pocket 1 and pocket 2? because the display are the same right?
Yes
@@TheHybridShooter okay thank you so much :)
This type of camera over Phone with gimbal?
I prefer Pocket(s) over smartphone gimbals.
Thank you so much Sir!
This is the best review ever seen! Very good job done here. A fair review with evidence. The only disappointing factor is the short battery life. i hoped the DJI will use the battery capacity like of the smartphones.
The price for pocket2 is 2x the old one in my country 🥲, so I bought the osmo pocket 1. Since I dont have decent mobile phone nor decent camera, do you have advice for me to utilize max potential in my osmo pocket1?
Not really, it is very simple to use, so you shouldn't need any special advice.
I just returned my pocket 1 because it never charges past 80% even with stock cable. I tried different brick and port with 5v 2a but no go. Should i try another one? I bought all these extra lenses and accessories.
That has to be unit specific issue. It definitely won’t happen with another unit.
Great brilliant comparison! Can you please make osmo pocket 2 vs osmo action?? thanks a lot!
Thank you! Unfortunately not, I might compare it to One R.
Have you used the waterproof housing on the pocket?
No, I haven’t.
Pocket 2 looks better overall for travelling videos.
Price also looks nice
Price so expensive
Is Dji Pocket 2 can be used in rains like is it water proof or resistant?
It can survive reasonable amount of rain, but it is not weather resistant.
@@TheHybridShooter Hey thanks a lot! My main aim is to buy something to shoot during rains, will it be a good option or should I buy Go pro 9?
If you want a camera to shoot specifically in the rain, this one is not very suitable for that. If you want GoPro, I recommend Hero 8 over Hero 9, or even better Insta360 One R.
Were you using the superfine feature on the Osmo Pocket?
yes
Thanks a lot bro, this was very informative...
I'm torn between both. I need one for my sons soccer games, primarily to capture him in the field for highlight videos. Which one would be a good fit, he plays both evenings and day time games.
I would say neither, a mirrorless camera is more suitable for that.
I appreciate the info. Whats a mirror less cam
@@jeffm5007 You can simply google it
What a great review and a good case to own both to do different video types, and until they make a lens attachment to narrow to 26mm, then there is a potential for both. Come to think of it some one should make an attachment to increase to 26mm like they did with the wide angle.
Great video! Thank you.
You’re welcome, thank you for watching!
Is there a feature on the Osmo where you can see how much record time is left and how do I get to it?????
What LUT do you use to grade DCinelike? I can't find good one. I would like Dcinelike to Rec709 or similar, but most seem to be very heavy handed
I don't use any LUTs, I color grade everything manually.
Pekné porovnanie. Kto by mal uvažovať na upgradom z Pocket na Pocket 2?
DOES POCKET 2 FIT IN THE POCKET 1 CASE?????????????????? This is very important to me xx
no
I would like to ask if there is an auto color control when shooting indoors or other color temperature environs....
There is the Auto setting which also works well in interiors or you can set color temperature manually in 100K steps.
These videos look nice. The only question I have is have you done any post processing on these videos or are they straight from the camera?
Thank you.
Thank you! Some of the clips are edited, some are straight out of the camera.
Is it using for under water cam
Only with underwater housing.
Ever since I hear his pronunciation it makes me want to see the whole upload :)
Keep up!)
does the Osmo Pocket audio adapter work with Pocket 2? I don't have do-it-all handle.
yes
I wonder If the pocket 1 with the wide lens installed be able to match the wide lens video quality of the pocket 2.
No.
pocket 1 is going for insane prices on the used market, you can pick them up for under $100 dollars and it will preform better than even an iphone
Very well explained. Thx.
Thank you!
Hi, DJI Pocket 2 is so lit! i think the best pocket camera :)
Is osmo pocket worth buying in 2021 for a beginner vlogger?
Pocket 2 is much better choice for vlogging due the to wider FoV.
Hello! I have a problem with the Osmo Pocket 2 and I do not know how to solve it. In the editor. When I cut a video, I notice an unwanted sharp sound (clack) between the cuts. This happens in 60% of cases. do you have a solution? It only does this in the videos I have written with the Osmo Pocket 2 and not with the other cameras ...
I have never experienced anything like that, so I unfortunately can't help you with that.
Do you find that the Pocket 2 gimbal is more prone to vibration at its extremities? Mine seems to go into vibration pretty easily especially tilting to the left?
No, I haven’t noticed anything like that.
@@TheHybridShooter Hmm, maybe I need to get in touch with DJI about this. I have a Pocket 1 and never had this issue either. Thanks for getting back to me.
Is the Pocket 2 allowing users to specify other bitrates than 100mbps? Like for example 80mbps, 60mbps, 30 etc.This information is VERY important for me, because I intend to purchase a Pocket 2 and a DJI Mini 2, but I am very hesitant. Why? Because all my footage shot with the Osmo Pocket 1 @4K 60fps 100mbps bitrate, was impossible to edit on both my Windows PC and my Mac. I was unable to edit my footage, it was dropping lots of frames on playback and it was impossible to scrub. In the end the only way I could edit my clips was by converting them first to 4K @60fps 60mbps with HEVC encription using Handbrake. After conversion editing and scrubbing was very smooth both on PC and the iMac.
That is very strange, h.265 HVEC requires much more processing power, due to higher compression rate, h.264 requires much less processing power, so the issue might be elsewhere.
I think that there is an option to lower the image quality, which decrease the bitrate, but those will be the same options as with the original OP.
Excellent again. Going to get one.
First jean claude van damme review and i love it lol
Is possible to do vertical video with the pocket 2.
Yes, it is.
do u have to connect it to a phone
only to activate
get the case from scotty and never take it out of that case
I have the Scotty Creator Case for my Pocket 2 and the only problem is that if you don't take it out of the case, you're reduced to using a cable connection for data transfer which seems a great deal slower than putting the micro SD card in an adapter and sticking it in the computer.
The Pocket 2 is OK but I am in the process of buying a DJI Osmo Pocket, second hand, because I can get it so cheap. As I am starting out making my own videos there is no reason to buy expensive gear before you learn the process and think about what content you want to produce. The main reason for me not buying the Pocket 2 is that they should have made it a bit larger to fit a bigger battery AND included all the features from the "do it all handle" into the main unit. Excellent review and comparison.
Great video man. You made me realize that I have first world problems. I don't need Osmo pocket 2, I should be happy with the first one that I own.
Thank you, although that definitely wasn't the purpose of this video.
Pretty good review - however, I have seen demonstrated in other comparison reviews that the Pocket 2 Active Tracking has some issues when the moving subject is medium to far distance from the camera. In contrast, the original Pocket Active Tracking works beautifully. This was the dealbreaker for me because I need to have the camera follow me. I have the suspicion that using the larger sensor has introduced new problems with Active Tracking to DJI, and they haven't quite been solved - or did they correct the problem in new firmware? If you don't know what I'm talking about, check out Roo's Reviews comparison.
I have already talked about that in 2 videos.
P2 tracking works very well if the subject is close to the camera. Ultra-wide lens makes the tracking of the whole person much more difficult and it also emphasizes sudden movements. Tracking performance probably had to be sacrificed because of the ultra-wide FoV.
I don't really see a real-world use for tracking subjects far a way from the camera, so I don't mind it that much.
Good video, beautiful city.
Thank you!
Plzzzz make a review on insta360 go 2 and make a comparison between dji pocket 2 and insta360 go 2 thankyou
I have no plans to review Go 2, sorry about that.
@@TheHybridShooter ok thnx
heyyy i remember that penguin..it was in your pocket 1 video as well ...😊😊😊
That is actually a mole. It is in most of my videos.
@@TheHybridShooter aah..sorry about that. 😊. i am new to your channel and have only seen two of your videos, both on pocket.
This is a really fantastic looking product
I'm trying to get used to my Pocket 2 and it has some great potential for video, but I'm so frustrated with its panorama performance. It captures 4 or 9 HD images and then stiches them together into a tiny little distorted low-res composite. I have the DJI Mini 2 (smaller sensor) and when it captures panoramas you get amazing large detailed results. DJI obviously have the SW algorithm to do this in the Mini 2 so why can't we get this from the Pocket 2?
I think that you need the app for proper stitching.
@@TheHybridShooter Thanks for the response. I've tried DJI Media Maker and it stiches them together, but the image is still distorted. It also can't deal with Raw files. I've tried Lightroom, Photoshop and a few others and it's just way too much effort for mediocre results. Why can't it just work like it does on the Mini 2? 😢😢😢
Because Mini 2 has different FoV and low-res sensor which requires only a fraction of processing power... There has to be distortion when you are stitching already ultra-wide images. The whole panorama mode is more or less redundant of Pocket 2.
Which has better IQ? Pocket 2 or Osmo action? Thinking of getting either 1 for vlogging.
Pocket 2
@@TheHybridShooter it would be great if you could elaborate on this: I suspect the sound is better from the Pocket 2, but in fact, I'd like to know. I mean sound is a huge part of "image quality".
@@komandagleby_GB Yes, it is better.
@@TheHybridShooter but in some other review handheld op1 sound better
Pocket 2 definitely has better audio.
Great comparison.
Thank you!
What's different between pocket 2 and 3?
Great upload good job 👍👍
There is no pocket 3.
Thank you!
@@TheHybridShooter 😂🤣😂🤣
how many hour battery will last for these gimbal ?
Great video I have lots of different cameras I still use my flip I have a Samsung GoPro 4 and 5 DJI drone with this video I think I'm going to make my wife mad and go to BestBuy and buy one of these I don't get a lot of views on my TH-cam but I do anyways I like the video stuff thank you very much well done
I got the original. The second has some nice improvements, but overall I don't see myself wishing I had it over the first.
čudujem sa že tu neni ziadny slovensky koment :D inak super recenzia :)
Ďakujem pekne!
Well, 11:42
I have to say I prefer the Osmo Pocket picture on the right over the Pocket II with Zoom on the left. There are some other examples in this video showing less barrel distortion with the Pocket 1, and maybe some better colour grading out of the cam as well...
For my taste, the Pocket II is a bit overdone for its size. The bigger sensor is not automatically the better sensor.
I only agree that Pocket 1 might be slightly better than Pocket 2 with zoom. Other than that, Pocket 2 captures more detail in every situation. Bigger sensor basically is automatically better at this stage of technology. In this case it is mostly about preferred field of view.
@@TheHybridShooter The preferred field of view should be up to the user, with different lenses.
I do not like GoPro-style footage. I do not like bending trees, landscape and bending architecture :-)
The smaller field of view is the more detailed for me. That´s why photographers always have a classic 50mm with them.
When Canon changed the sensors for cams like SX 200 IS, it was basically not that good anymore.
Cheers to wonderful Bratislava from Germany, Bernd
In that case it just isn't for you... A lot of users were asking for wider FoV and I also think that 20mm makes sense as I have explained. I like it as it is, so I wouldn't really change anything. Focal length has no direct affect on detail.
I don't even own 50mm lens, it is my least favorite focal length, so we will have to disagree on that :)
@@TheHybridShooter I'm confused you say the image quality on Pocket 2 is better. See th-cam.com/video/u8AaOWgntUU/w-d-xo.html - the trees on Pocket 2 are a hot mess. Also comparing the large tree on the left on Pocket 2 to the farther away trees on the right on pocket 1. I don't care if it's "just a sharpening issue", the detail just isn't there. I'm not trying to justify Pocket 1 or 2, I have both lying in front of me and I was shocked by the muddy mess that's Pocket 2. Especially photos. I'm sad because I "need" the higher DR on Pocket 2 for my family videos. I was wondering if I got a potato Pocket 2 but this comparison shows the same problems. It's soft, REALLY soft and I really don't like that.
@@Heahke That is because I accidentally used 4K 60p Pocket 2 footage which has worse image quality than 25p, as you can see at 4:58 As you can see at 4:19 Pocket 2 captures more detail if both shoot 25p.
i loved your video
Thank you!
Here in Argentina, used, the pocket costs 800 dollars. New it should be around 1000 or 1200 dollars. The Pocket 2 costs about 300 or 400 dollars more, new or used. So... It would take me about five years to buy any lol
Maybe it will get better under presidente Milei :)
@@TheHybridShooter DJI was always expensive for me, but if I saved three or five months I could buy it. Now, thanks to Milei, they are impossible to reach.
Good video! I recently bought the DJI Pocket 2 and recorded the latest video to appear on my channel. I don't regret buying it. 🔥
Think i can shoot football games with this
Hi!
Can I use the wireless mic with the Pocket v1? 😁
No, that is not possible.
...no, but you can use other options that require mounting a transmitter connected to the OP1 : Rode Wireless Go (not cheap but you can use it with other devices).
Yes
The best
Beautiful country
Amezing. Please make a video about osmo action vs pocket 2
I have already made comparison with Hero 9, so I don't intend to compare it to Osmo Action. It is possible that I will make One R comparison.
@@TheHybridShooter ok thanks and more thing pocket 2 has high quality mode and power saving mode. I heard that high quality mode comes with lots of issues like heating issue and all.
I only use high-quality setting and I haven't had any heating issues at all, but it is winter here....
@@TheHybridShooter Thxxx for the information ☺️👍
Your videos really helpful.
Hoping you will review the insta360 go 2 coming out this week!
No, I will not. I didn't get and it is not available for sale yet.
I just picked up the Pocket original at £179 new, while the "2" is around £400. At this kind of price difference, the choice was a no-brainer
Why Osmo Pocket is more expensive than osmo pocket 2?
Is isn’t.
@@TheHybridShooter in Saudi Arabia, it is. Lol. Thats why i'm confused
You should probably buy elsewhere if possible.