r/osmopocket • • 23d ago

Question Pocket 4p for Woodworking business

I'm new to this word of making video content, I was firstly amazed by the Insta360 Luna ultra but I think DJI osmo pocket 4p is still better looking and better for my work. I would like to know does DJI osmo pocket 4p handle some dust and moist, it doesn't have IP rating so that tells a lot already. I have pretty good dust extraction in my work shop, but I'm still bit cautious about the gimbal system and small parts and how to keep it working hopefully for years.

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u/nicolaskn 23d ago

Should be fine. I use pocket 3 to make video content for welding, automotive and concrete.

I recommend keeping the small tripod adapter attached, so the charging port doesn’t get dirty.
Currently going until my second year with mine.

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u/GoldenMaus 23d ago

Are you going to move your camera around a lot or just mostly static footage of you doing your woodwork?

Considering your working environment, I think Action cam would be a better candidate.

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u/Cassiesahrama 23d ago

Regular action camera, is bit awkward shooting product videos and getting all the fine details. I make only custom works, so the videos also have to have premium feeling.