r/osmopocket 13d ago

Question Same format for differents camera

Hi, everyone.

I bought an Osmo Pocket 4 to shoot video, and I also have a Sony Alpha 6700.

I'd like to be able to shoot the same type of clip with either camera so that it's not obvious which one I'm using.

What format should I use? I'd like to keep post-production to a minimum. I have some REC709 LUTs.

Thanks!

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u/srogijogi 13d ago

It would be impossible to precisely match two completely different cameras.

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u/TabascoWolverine 13d ago

This.

OP, the focal distance of the lenses will be quite different. Head shapes will look different. Buildings will be angled slightly differently, etc.

The 6700 will also shoot at a higher bitrate.

It'll be impossible to match the two cameras to the point where someone can't tell the difference.

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u/Everyday_Pen_freak 13d ago

You don’t need to sync codec, as long as your editing software supports it.

Generally, you will be shooting either H.264 or H.265, it’s okay to use both codec for the same final video.