I’m still on an iPhone 13, but it gets the job done. Added some fades and music but no other editing. I’m sure I could play with the colors a bit, but I caught my moment, so I’m good.
I wanted to try out different camera angles so I did some experimenting with my magic arm and magnetic mount. I also used my iPhone for the windshield shot. I usually like a slower pace so a faster video is definitely out of my comfort zone.
I was on a run and saw these sunflowers so I went back with my Osmo Pocket 3. I shot in 24p, but in retrospect I should’ve bumped that up to 60p for more fluid motion when I dialed the speed down. That’s why I practice and experiment… gotta learn somehow!
Edited in Davinci Resolve
I’ve calibrated the gimbal at least 5 times but when I switch to 180° spin, you can see the camera slightly dip down to the left. This really throws off the alignment when I’m trying to pan down while rotating. Any ideas how I can fix this?
(Sorry for the background noise. Yay for summer break!)
Edit: Osmo Pocket 3
A cinematic spoken word piece set to original acoustic guitar in D minor.
Poem: Naïve Enough — Robert M. Drake
From the collection: What I Feel When I Don’t Want To Feel
Read by: Tyler J.
Music: Original composition in D minor
Camera: DJI Osmo Pocket 3
Resolution: 4K | Shutter: 1/50 | ISO: 50–400
Color: Standard, graded black and white in DaVinci Resolve
Osmo Pocket 3
4K 24p 1/50 50-400iso
I picked up the K&F Concept Variable ND filters and decided to test them out at my neighborhood amenity grand opening. I posted this directly to Reddit yesterday but someone commented saying the bitrate was getting crushed so I started uploading all of my projects to YouTube.
Osmo Pocket 3
4K 24p 1/50 50-400iso
K&F Concept Adjustable ND Filter
I wanted to practice with lighting and I love Gaspar Noé, so here’s what I’ve cooked up.
Shot with Osmo Pocket 3.
Got some pretty decent shots for this one. Each video is a learning experience and I’m having fun practicing different techniques. I’m always open to feedback so don’t think you’re gonna hurt my feelings if you see something I can improve.
I’m still learning how to use my Pocket 3. I got some outdoor shots in Red Wing, MN but after a little research, I’m thinking these may have turned out better if I was using an ND Filter. Anybody use em and have recommendations on which ones I should get?
I setup my Pocket 3 in my backseat on a tripod and I noticed a significant amount of gimbal movement when taking sharper turns. I had my initial shot framed the way I wanted it but by the end it shifted. Anybody know how to prevent this. I was using the “fixed angle” setting but it wasn’t very “fixed.”
This was a test to get more familiar with the camera. Let me know what I can do better.