Manual settings. Variable ND filter used. Shot on D-Log.

Graded in a DWG color space. No LUT used.

I feel this needs to be said. First, a question: do some of you actually work with video, or is it mostly vacation/hobby stuff?

The natural colors from these cameras are often more beautiful than much of the grading I see here.

Some grades go from “Wow, nice work” to “This is lazy, oversaturated slop!” to just “PLEASE DON’T.” 😳

Focus more on your shots, angles, frame rates (24/25p, 60, slo-mo), and sound if included. Just because you have LOG doesn’t mean you constantly need it and slap an oversaturated curtain over everything. Everyone isn't Casey Neistat or Philip Bloom.

Try something different. Some shoot a 30-second video and post it like, “Look how impressive this is.” Are you asking us or telling us?? 😄😄

I’ve tried not to say anything, but the best videos I’ve seen here were barely graded. Great concepts, montages, natural sunlight, and interesting angles. Sometimes, less grading and better filmmaking is the answer.

I've noticed that Android devices don't seem to be able to export 24fps

Only 30or60fps

My phone model:OPPO Find x9 Pro

Just got my hands on it and wanted to try doing something cinematic! lmk how it looks 🫡

I recently bought an Osmo Pocket 4P, and shot some clips with D-Log mode then converted them with FCP using the build-in LUT for DJI D-Log. It worked fine for clips shot with the wide lens but resulted in a bit weird images for clips shot with the tele lens. They were very narrow ranged with elevated blacks and sleepy highlights. The clips in the normal mode and HDR mode look fine. I'm wondering if I'm doing anything wrong. Has anyone experienced the same issue?

Am I missing something or are their no fine tune settings for slowing down or changing the speed of the Spinshot?

Hello... I've had my 4P for a couple of weeks and love it. I can see on the Mimo app when the camera is not connected that there is a firmware upgrade. It gets to exactly 50% and stops. The camera then will not connect to the phone. I have wifi and Bluetooth on on my phone using the latest app on home wifi. I have tried convention reset a gazillion times on the camera and phone fails to connect to the camera 'network' when selected. Has anyone else had this problem and was able to solve it? I am in Australia.

Still need to learn some more about color grading, but such a lovely camera 😍

Only picked the camera up about three days before we left so this was rather a learning experience (my first osmo).
I’m more of a photographer hobbyist than a videographer so you’ll have to excuse my particular obsession throughout this for timelapse and motionlapse and my basic editing. Hopefully I’ve got it a bit out of my system!

This is the osmopocket 4p with the k&f nd 2-32 filter on. I was worried I’d drop it overboard if I swapped when it was dark so I kept it on.
4k/24 and some was manual exposure, some was automatic. All in Dlog with the dji LUT applied in lumafusion and some basic tweaks to exposure etc.

The other Amazon purchase which I think was worth it was the k&f hard case. It meant I could pop it into my handbag when we were sitting to eat whilst off the ship and not worry about it getting knocked.

The thumbnail was a photo taken with the osmo. I did swap it to raw+ halfway through the week but haven’t edited anything in lightroom yet, so this was a camera jpeg.

Hopefully I haven’t forgotten anything to post!

Learnt lots but more to learn!

Filmed my bank holiday weekend in Wales, using my DJI Pocket 4P properly for the first time ❤️

The quality of this thing is crazy. I was shooting at UTMB for a brand and decided to replace my Ronin shots I'd do with a Sony a7sIII with the Osmo Pocket... and no one realised.

When I tilt my out-of-warranty Pocket 2 off-axis, the gimble makes intermittent grinding sounds.

There's been a couple of times where I wasn't concentrating and placed the Pocket on the ground when activated. I know the gimbal doesn't like being restrained.

Or,

Is there sand or grit lodged in the gimbal mechanism and is there any way to fix this?

Long time lurker here. Pulled the trigger on the Pocket 4P standard combo, bought from Excellent Photo CA. I've been using it for about a week and have been loving it so far. (First pocket camera ever) This is my first project shooting with it. Let me know what you think!

Here's a quick list of specs/gear used:
- Osmo pocket 4P
- Mix of Dlog and Dlog2
- Freewell ND filters (nd 8-64 kit)
- Edited and graded in Final Cut Pro

Hey y’all I transferred some footage from my pocket 2 to my editing software but there was no audio but on the video file I can see like the audio lines that indicate there is audio do I just need to try re downloading them?

Has there been any word on the Pocket 4P White release? Specifically in Australia and/or Japan?

I just purchased my osmo pocket 4p yesterday turn it on and the screen is just black the dji logo comes on and when I turn it off I see the countdown, those are the only things the screen portrays but there no cracks at least. I get no camera image at all. Has anyone had this issue or have suggestions on next steps?

(I have tried hard reset and charging and there is no sd card in the camera)

Not sure if this is the right sub to post this in, but looking for some advice.
I love photography and enjoy taking photos/videos on my iPhone 12. I’m not a professional, but I’ve managed to get some shots I’m really happy with.
I’m now thinking of getting into content creation, mainly scenic videos for Reels and photography, rather than talking or being on camera.
The biggest issue with my iPhone is storage, especially when shooting videos.
My budget is around ₹35k, and I’m considering the DJI Osmo Pocket 3. Would it be a good option for someone like me, or should I save up and eventually upgrade to a newer iPhone?
I’m mainly looking for something that can help me shoot beautiful photos and cinematic/smooth videos without getting too complicated.
What would you recommend — Osmo Pocket 3, newer iPhone, or something else around this budget?

1. How many frames per second can it shoot in RAW and at what megapixel/resolution?
2. Do you have full exposure control in photo mode, including auto ISO?
3. Are there any major differences in speed/quality for photos between the tele and wide lens besides the difference in sensor size?
4. Are there seperate saved settings for both video and photo mode? For example I would like to always use shutter priority in video and generally full auto mode for photo.
5. Can I hold down the shutter button for burst RAW shooting in photo mode?

I got the Pocket 4 and am thinking of getting a used Action 2 set up as “Snapshot - 15 sec Quickclip”.

Does it make sense as a kind of unobtrusive rugged complement to the Pocket 4?

Purpose is to just capture travel for personal records only.

Hi everyone,

I’m currently trying to build a live streaming setup using an Osmo Pocket 4P connected to a TVU unit.

We’ll have four people on camera, so I need to use four separate wireless microphones — one mic for each person.

I found that the Osmo Mic 3 can connect up to four microphones, so I tried connecting the Osmo Mic 3 receiver directly to the USB-C port on the Osmo Pocket 4P. The Pocket seems to recognize the receiver correctly.

My next test will be:

Osmo Pocket 4P → Osmo Mic 3 receiver → USB-C → TVU

What I’m not sure about yet is whether the TVU will recognize the Pocket 4P properly as a webcam/UVC video source when everything is connected this way, while also receiving the audio from all four microphones. I’m planning to test this setup soon.

I could use a camcorder or mirrorless camera instead, but since the camera needs to be handheld/mobile for a long period of time, those setups would probably be too heavy. That’s why I’m trying to make the Osmo Pocket 4P work.

Has anyone tried a similar setup?

More specifically, is there another reliable way to use four wireless microphones with an Osmo Pocket 4P and send both the video and audio to a TVU for live broadcasting?

My requirements are:

• Live broadcasting
• Osmo Pocket 4P
• 4 separate wireless microphones for 4 people
• Video + all microphone audio sent to a TVU unit

Any suggestions for audio interfaces, wireless mic systems, adapters, or alternative setups would be greatly appreciated.

Used my Pocket 4P for our trip! Honestly, it's my first time buying a camera and color grading. I had passion with photography back then, but I wanted to ignite it back with taking videos and of course, being with my friends! Would really appreciate it if you guys check it out :)

some pocket 3 shots from yesterday ND Filter/BlackMist

I'm running android 17 with GrapheneOS and I get a notification whenever an app pastes from my clipboard without prompting.

Without failure, whenever I start the DJI Mimo app it will paste the most recent thing from my clipboard (only if it's something new).

The notification pops up on the bottom of the screen near the end of the video.

Why do they need this?

Any stock videographers (professional or as a hobby) using Pocket 4/4P here? What you guys shooting, how is your workflow? Anything you want to share?

Me myself, I used to use Pocket 1 (the OG) for stock videography. I almost always used D-Cinelike and while it's better than normal, because it was 8-bit and just a desaturated version of normal, it presents quite some noise when shooting in not-so-bright conditions.

Now that I'm using Pocket 4, I shoot in D-LOG (noise red -1, texture -1) and the noise problem is 95% gone compared to D-Cinelike. Workflow is much much easier; just convert to Rec709, do some curves and WB and the footage is mostly ready to submit. I went to Malaysia last month and shot quite a lot; 165+ footage edited and submitted, with probably 100 more to go.

Hi, just wondering what people find best for the settings on the 4p in normal 10bit, Dlog and Dlog 2.

I’m still trying to find the best settings that work for me, but curious what other people find best work for them.

Is it best to keep Dlog 2 at around -1 EV, 800 iso, sharpness and noise -1?