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DJ sets: Action 5 Pro vs Action 6

Hey

I’m looking to upgrade my camera setup for recording DJ sets, mostly for YouTube, with the option to cut shorter clips for social media afterwards.

Right now I’m between the DJI Action 5 Pro(280€) and the DJI Action 6(380€).

My recordings are usually during the day or around sunset, but I do film at night. I know the Action 6 has better low-light performance, which could be useful, although I could also add a small light if needed.

The other thing that interests me is being able to use the same shot for both horizontal and vertical content. That sounds very useful, but I’m not sure if it’s worth paying 100€ extra for my use case.

Would you go for the Action 6, or is the Action 5 Pro already good enough for filming DJ sets? The money saved could go towards SD cards, mounts or other accessories.

Thanks

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u/Sure_Note1009 — 1 day ago
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DJI Action 5 Pro vs Action 6 for recording DJ sets

Hey!

I’m a DJ and I want to buy an action camera mainly to record my sets for YouTube, but also to reuse clips for Instagram, TikTok and other social media.

I’m deciding between the DJI Action 5 Pro(280€) and the Action 6(380€).

Most of my sets are recorded during the day or in the afternoon, but sometimes I record at night. I know the Action 6 is supposed to be much better in low light, and I also like the idea of being able to get both horizontal and vertical content from the same shot.

My question is: for this kind of DJ content, is the Action 6 really worth the extra 100€, or would the Action 5 Pro already be enough?

With the 100€ difference, I could buy memory cards, accessories, or just use my phone as a second angle when needed.

Thanks

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u/Sure_Note1009 — 1 day ago
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Should I manage Google Ads for a real estate client?

Hey!

I recently built a fairly complex website for a client who buys buildings, renovates the apartments, and then sells them.

He currently has an agency managing his ads, but he’s not happy. He’s spending around 750€/month on Meta Ads, not running Google Ads, and says he’s not getting leads. He also pays around 175€–225€/month for management and feels like they just set up the campaign and barely touch it afterwards.

Since he trusts me, he asked if I could manage Google Ads for him. I’m a developer, I understand the basics of Ads, I’m used to analyzing data, and I’m willing to learn it properly, but I don’t have real experience managing campaigns.

The goal would be to find buyers for properties on one specific island, targeting people with higher purchasing power. He was told that doctors or similar profiles might be a good audience.

My question is: does it make sense for me to take this on? How many hours per month would an account like this usually require if done properly? And what would be a reasonable monthly fee to manage Google Ads with a budget of around 750€-1,500€/month?

Thanks

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u/Sure_Note1009 — 2 months ago