DJI Action 4 Low Light ACTION

All videos or most of them you find where people do test out Osmo Action 4 in low light is by walking or standing in the dark, where here I show how good it perform in different low light while driving on a bumpy trail in forest.
Can you spot the animal crossing?
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[@fishycomics]

love how the OA4 keeps a crisp shot at low light. thanks for sharing

[@ArcticExploring]

It really does, it is doing a great job. Thank you for watching!

[@ExploringWithBonnie13]

Thanks for sharing. Looks good ❤

[@ArcticExploring]

Thank you, it really is good

[@Aleksey_Shevchenko]

Надо больше света заполняющего или кого нибудь пускать спереди, а так спасибо за видео! 👍

[@ArcticExploring]

Thank you, yes it does.

[@AndreasDueck]

The image stabilization did pretty well. I didn't see any ghosting. If you were to use manual settings you could certainly get a little more out of it, but the material was still usable. 👍

[@ArcticExploring]

I was actually surprised how good it performed in the dark, could be my front lights helped with stabilization.
If I had time I would tested out more and not getting too low shutterspeed.

[@AndreasDueck]

@@ArcticExploring I think that was because you recorded at 60 FPS, so the shutter speed couldn't go down so low that it would cause problems with the image stabilization when mounted on the helmet. At 25 FPS it would probably look different, but it would be interesting to see in comparison. Getting this low light performance with 60 FPS is actually really awesome!

[@NilsKall]

Really good night shots! Is there any way to dim the instrument of the CF? Looks like it could be a bit blinding by night but it could be the iso of the camera.

[@ArcticExploring]

@@NilsKall Yes it is possible to dim the instrument lights, I actually have never bother doing it. But yeah I agree it is a bit shiny in the dark. Higher ISO did indeed not help with that.

[@ArcticExploring]

@@AndreasDueck You know, I actually didn't think about it could be because of me shooting in 60 fps. But I did actually record on my way home later, in 30 fps. Hehe sometimes I do record while driving on road for safety in case something happen + I still had 33% battery left after a long drive recording with the same battery.