Everything was great, except you failed to leave enough of an empty pause at the end of each section you shot, thus, this made your edit slightly more difficult with an end result slightly more choppy than it should have been. I would shoot the sections once again making sure your head movement and shoulders were as still as you could possibly make them to be, as well as leaving an extra half second at the end of each section you shoot. The end result will be a more polished, seamless, and effective spot.
Is there a way of filming in landscape for UA-cam and then crop the video for Instagram without destroying the footage? To do that would you set it to 2.7k? I noticed that portrait had a 3k setting but landscape only 2.7k, is there a big difference?
Portrait is 3K but landscape is actually 4K. You can definitely crop it for short form, but you might want to take slightly wider shots just to make sure that your footage doesn’t look too cropped in when you move it into Instagram. You can easily do this in post… I do it all the time.
There’s some compression on these social sites. I always shoot in 4k… future proofs anything I do. To make sure your video looks as good as possible make sure to go into settings > media quality > upload at highest quality.
I'm a vocalist , can we make a musical content from this device for instagram and youtube ? Sir Plz make a video on this topic. There is no musical video available on yt by osmo pocket 3
I’m confident that you could make a good quality video with the Osmo Pocket 3. I made a couple videos showing multi cam sequences in CapCut and Adobe Premiere… if it were me I’d lip sync to the recordings over and over in several locations and then sync the audio and make necessary cuts. The quality is definitely there with the Pocket 3 if you have e the editing skills.
Great video, beginner here. Any software recommendations for post production? Seems like every software requires payment (which I’m fine with) to export anything over 1080. Looking for the most user budget/user friendly interface for this. Even if it’s just exporting the raw content.
For video the best software for any beginner to start out with is the CapCut desktop app. Everything you will need to use is Free! Plus the layout is very similar to more pro editing softwares so it’s a great way to get started.
What about instagram optimization? Ig is known to be very well optimized for iphone so the video always look very good.. i have a S24 ultra, not a bad phone at all but instagram reels look bad, nothing near like the iphone while my videos look awesome in my gallery... So i'm looking for a new video camera but what's your thoughts about that? Does the quality match the iphone when uploaded to Instagram ?
You did a great job with this tutorial. I ended up here because I just had to send my pocket 3 back for inspection and repair and was looking for other people’s thoughts on the pocket 3. I think you did an excellent job teaching camera basics and video tips. Keep it up!
@@realestateagentdevelopment I had the screen issue that has showed up for a small number of orders so far. Where the screen ends up crooked and won’t close or open anymore
Why would you use Maximum resolution for an Instagram reel? You are making instagram compress your videos then to look worse than what they could be before compression.
You could export at 1080 as well if you want… future proof everything you make. The beauty of video is leverage you can shoot once and use the video many times. Every video I save on my hard drive is maximum quality.
@realestateagentdevelopment no you're right you could export, 90% of these viewers probably wont do that, but it's important to highlight those areas because people will change their settings to the video but then receive lower quality on the platforms they're uploading onto.
@@lucieporreaux8670 1080p24 or 1080p30 gives you the highest video quality on social platforms, also do not exceed the file size per platform or of course the resolution.
DJI quality is better but iPhone can go wider and is more convenient so if you prefer a wider shot use iPhone if you want it to look top notch upgrade to the Osmo Pocket
Have you tried shooting property tours with it? If so with or with out the wide angle lens? If you did with the wide angle lens how did you make up for the lens distortion?
@@realestateagentdevelopment Do you think it would work for a talking walk-through type of video? I currently use my iPhone 13 pro for this. I find the 20MM on the pocket 3 is a little tight in comparison to the iPhone and unfortunately the wide angle distortion is horrible.
@@Santosteam1 I think it’s perfect for blog style videos… obviously you see as much of the house while you’re Vlogging but with help from someone else or using Active track I think this is the best option. Quality better than a phone and I like that the pocket 3 is a closed system and I can I don’t have to have as many house videos on my phone.
The advantages to me are 1) Osmo is definitely higher quality, larger sensor allows for natural blur in your backgrounds, footage is less sharp and frame rates can be adjusted to mimic higher end camera quality. 2) its a closed system and I can keep footage on the SD card and not use up so much storage on my phone or iCloud. 3) it is way less clunky than setting up a phone on a tripod or especially a gimbal when doing property videos.
One more point to add: Low light capability due to larger sensor. I don't think phones will move to a 1 inch sensor anytime soon. Anything that phones do via software magic can be done in post.
@@realestateagentdevelopment Yes indeed. 👍 The OSMO Pocket 3 yields apc mirrorless camera level quality on a simple point and shoot instrument. 👌I'm still rocking my OG OSMO Pocket from 4 years ago.
I like that it’s a closed system completely separate from my phone. Quality is also better than a phone. If I was showing off a kitchen or feature of a house it’s nice to have the active track follow me around.
As someone who shoots commercial social media content for a living now and has hand tremors, I believe it's necessary. And it shooters better footage than my personal phone
Doesn't it bother you that it won't film in 4k portrait mode? Also why 24 frames a second vs 30 frames for Instagram? We mainly film before and after shots of our work for Instagram stories and reels. Do you recommend the Pocket 3 for our contracting business? Or do you maybe have a preferable alternative?
Ideally it would be nice if the lens it self would rotate but that would also just be one more moving part to potentially break after heavy usage. I’m fine with 3k for social media. 24 or 30fps is all up to personal preference… I like shooting everything in 24 because I don’t know where I’m going to end up repurposing the videos. One of the joy of content creation is that it’s high leverage, meaning I can shoot once and post over and over on different platforms and times throughout the yr. For ease of use I would buy a Pocket three for quick before and after videos of construction/rehab work. Are there options that would provide better quality? Absolutely but they come with much higher cost.
@@realestateagentdevelopment Does 24fps gives more versatility vs 30fps? When uploading to social platforms or for Editing? I'm trying to understand 😅 Also for thank you for such an elaborate response! I truly appreciate it and hope you have a wonderful holiday! 🙏🙌
no, the frame rate just impacts how the footage looks. 24 is considered to be more cinematic, most feature films are shot at 24fps. 30 fps is what soaps and broadcast TV uses. 24 gives a more cinematic motion blur whereas 30 fps is crisper but slightly more choppy looking in my opinion. again its all up to personal preference but for IG, FB, Tiktok it probably doesn't matter.@@vscontracting
@@realestateagentdevelopment ahhhh that make a lot of sense now. Thank you for taking the time to explain. I sincerely appreciate your help and explanations 🙏
It’s perfect for short form content
Yes is is the best value for the price for sure.
Everything was great, except you failed to leave enough of an empty pause at the end of each section you shot, thus, this made your edit slightly more difficult with an end result slightly more choppy than it should have been. I would shoot the sections once again making sure your head movement and shoulders were as still as you could possibly make them to be, as well as leaving an extra half second at the end of each section you shoot. The end result will be a more polished, seamless, and effective spot.
All good advice… I also turned and spoke to the other camera in between each shot haha.
Great video! 🔥 What font you use?
Thank you... I typically use futura... sometimes I switch it up.
Is there a way of filming in landscape for UA-cam and then crop the video for Instagram without destroying the footage? To do that would you set it to 2.7k? I noticed that portrait had a 3k setting but landscape only 2.7k, is there a big difference?
Portrait is 3K but landscape is actually 4K. You can definitely crop it for short form, but you might want to take slightly wider shots just to make sure that your footage doesn’t look too cropped in when you move it into Instagram. You can easily do this in post… I do it all the time.
Doesn't Instagram compress 4,k videos? Does this ruin video quality for reels?
There’s some compression on these social sites. I always shoot in 4k… future proofs anything I do. To make sure your video looks as good as possible make sure to go into settings > media quality > upload at highest quality.
I'm a vocalist , can we make a musical content from this device for instagram and youtube ?
Sir Plz make a video on this topic.
There is no musical video available on yt by osmo pocket 3
I’m confident that you could make a good quality video with the Osmo Pocket 3. I made a couple videos showing multi cam sequences in CapCut and Adobe Premiere… if it were me I’d lip sync to the recordings over and over in several locations and then sync the audio and make necessary cuts. The quality is definitely there with the Pocket 3 if you have e the editing skills.
I have osmo pocket 1 and Iphone 15 Pro, wich one is better to creat some content for instagram and tiktok?
iPhone 15 Pro… DJI dramatically improved the Pocket 3. Much larger sensor. DJI Pocket 1 and 2 are inferior.
Great video! Thanks for taking us through that. I’m sure it must not be easy to make a video in a video. The prep for this must’ve taken time.
Thanks man I appreciate it. Thanks for watching!
Awesome, thank you. I'm a pro real estate photographer about to integrate video.
Awesome… thanks for watching
Great video, beginner here. Any software recommendations for post production? Seems like every software requires payment (which I’m fine with) to export anything over 1080.
Looking for the most user budget/user friendly interface for this. Even if it’s just exporting the raw content.
For video the best software for any beginner to start out with is the CapCut desktop app. Everything you will need to use is Free! Plus the layout is very similar to more pro editing softwares so it’s a great way to get started.
@@realestateagentdevelopment thanks for the quick response!
Do you find the video much better than that of an iPhone for example?
If you dial on the settings it’s better than iPhone
What about instagram optimization? Ig is known to be very well optimized for iphone so the video always look very good.. i have a S24 ultra, not a bad phone at all but instagram reels look bad, nothing near like the iphone while my videos look awesome in my gallery...
So i'm looking for a new video camera but what's your thoughts about that? Does the quality match the iphone when uploaded to Instagram ?
Looks amazing on IG.
You did a great job with this tutorial. I ended up here because I just had to send my pocket 3 back for inspection and repair and was looking for other people’s thoughts on the pocket 3. I think you did an excellent job teaching camera basics and video tips. Keep it up!
Thank you… I appreciate that! Hope you resolve the issue you’re having with yours, mine hasn’t had any so far fingers🤞.
@@realestateagentdevelopment I had the screen issue that has showed up for a small number of orders so far. Where the screen ends up crooked and won’t close or open anymore
Why would you use Maximum resolution for an Instagram reel? You are making instagram compress your videos then to look worse than what they could be before compression.
You could export at 1080 as well if you want… future proof everything you make. The beauty of video is leverage you can shoot once and use the video many times. Every video I save on my hard drive is maximum quality.
@realestateagentdevelopment no you're right you could export, 90% of these viewers probably wont do that, but it's important to highlight those areas because people will change their settings to the video but then receive lower quality on the platforms they're uploading onto.
Thanks for pointing this out. Hopefully instagram will soon stop compressing videos insanely @@realestateagentdevelopment
@@narpt What can we do to avoid lower quality on social plateform ?
@@lucieporreaux8670 1080p24 or 1080p30 gives you the highest video quality on social platforms, also do not exceed the file size per platform or of course the resolution.
this was a great video was looking for something like this
Thank you and thanks for watching
Whats better for socials: iphone or dji?
I am really thinking what to buy first
DJI quality is better but iPhone can go wider and is more convenient so if you prefer a wider shot use iPhone if you want it to look top notch upgrade to the Osmo Pocket
Have you tried shooting property tours with it? If so with or with out the wide angle lens? If you did with the wide angle lens how did you make up for the lens distortion?
I did a property tour in this video 👉🏽 Make a Real Estate Listing Video using the DJI Osmo Pocket 3
ua-cam.com/video/moehqT77q1w/v-deo.html
I do not use the wide angle lens because of the distortion. I personally think 20mm will work for most decent sized homes.
@@realestateagentdevelopment Do you think it would work for a talking walk-through type of video? I currently use my iPhone 13 pro for this. I find the 20MM on the pocket 3 is a little tight in comparison to the iPhone and unfortunately the wide angle distortion is horrible.
@@Santosteam1 I think it’s perfect for blog style videos… obviously you see as much of the house while you’re Vlogging but with help from someone else or using Active track I think this is the best option. Quality better than a phone and I like that the pocket 3 is a closed system and I can I don’t have to have as many house videos on my phone.
I think it is great.
Thanks for watching!
Can be done with iPhone too? Advantages?
The advantages to me are 1) Osmo is definitely higher quality, larger sensor allows for natural blur in your backgrounds, footage is less sharp and frame rates can be adjusted to mimic higher end camera quality. 2) its a closed system and I can keep footage on the SD card and not use up so much storage on my phone or iCloud. 3) it is way less clunky than setting up a phone on a tripod or especially a gimbal when doing property videos.
One more point to add:
Low light capability due to larger sensor. I don't think phones will move to a 1 inch sensor anytime soon. Anything that phones do via software magic can be done in post.
Do you think that quality advantages worth for publish shorts/reels, instead of the iPhone immediacy “shoot and go”?
My new favorite channel!
Thank you Stephen… I appreciate that!
Indeed it's the best option for services businesses as yours... Excellent 👍🏻
Best quality for the money in my opinion.
@@realestateagentdevelopment Yes indeed. 👍 The OSMO Pocket 3 yields apc mirrorless camera level quality on a simple point and shoot instrument. 👌I'm still rocking my OG OSMO Pocket from 4 years ago.
you don't need a gimbal for this type of video. Wouldn't it be easier to just shoot it on an iphone?
I like that it’s a closed system completely separate from my phone. Quality is also better than a phone. If I was showing off a kitchen or feature of a house it’s nice to have the active track follow me around.
As someone who shoots commercial social media content for a living now and has hand tremors, I believe it's necessary. And it shooters better footage than my personal phone
great tutorial!
Thanks Russel!
Nice, excelente.
Thanks for watching!
What software do you use for captions?
I use Captions app for iPhone mainly but will also sometimes just add captions inside CapCut or Premiere Pro… whichever I’m using for the video.
@@realestateagentdevelopment thanks bro
Great 🎉. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Could I put it on a tripod?
Yes the tripod that it comes with unscrews and you can screw it onto a larger tripod.
@@realestateagentdevelopment Thanks for the fast responding man
Great job
Thanks Ty!!!
Wow
It’s an amazing little device!
Doesn't it bother you that it won't film in 4k portrait mode? Also why 24 frames a second vs 30 frames for Instagram?
We mainly film before and after shots of our work for Instagram stories and reels. Do you recommend the Pocket 3 for our contracting business? Or do you maybe have a preferable alternative?
Ideally it would be nice if the lens it self would rotate but that would also just be one more moving part to potentially break after heavy usage. I’m fine with 3k for social media. 24 or 30fps is all up to personal preference… I like shooting everything in 24 because I don’t know where I’m going to end up repurposing the videos. One of the joy of content creation is that it’s high leverage, meaning I can shoot once and post over and over on different platforms and times throughout the yr.
For ease of use I would buy a Pocket three for quick before and after videos of construction/rehab work. Are there options that would provide better quality? Absolutely but they come with much higher cost.
@@realestateagentdevelopment Does 24fps gives more versatility vs 30fps? When uploading to social platforms or for Editing? I'm trying to understand 😅
Also for thank you for such an elaborate response! I truly appreciate it and hope you have a wonderful holiday! 🙏🙌
no, the frame rate just impacts how the footage looks. 24 is considered to be more cinematic, most feature films are shot at 24fps. 30 fps is what soaps and broadcast TV uses. 24 gives a more cinematic motion blur whereas 30 fps is crisper but slightly more choppy looking in my opinion. again its all up to personal preference but for IG, FB, Tiktok it probably doesn't matter.@@vscontracting
@@realestateagentdevelopment ahhhh that make a lot of sense now. Thank you for taking the time to explain. I sincerely appreciate your help and explanations 🙏