DJI OSMO Action 4 : Cinematic Low Light Test

[@utsavk1]

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[@AniketSinha-q5p]

Beautiful shots bro. DJI is the clear winner.

[@utsavk1]

Thanks a lot bro

[@utsavk1]

Ya, I felt the same

[@utsavk1]

Bought the adventure combo for the same price

[@AniketSinha-q5p]

@@utsavk1 what are the daylight settings you use ?

[@VikasTiwari-er5fs]

Which is better action4 or gorpo 12 in terms of low light performance?

[@utsavk1]

In my opinion, definitely DJI Osmo action 4 is better

[@utsavk1]

This is mainly because of the sensor size difference, which plays the main role in the light gathering ability of any camera

[@sunnychen9911]

What's your setting? Did you use a gimbal? Or post processing?

[@utsavk1]

I used :
4k @24fps
Stabilization: Rocksteady+, but no gimbal handheld only
Exposure: I tried to keep it always between 0.7 to 0

[@utsavk1]

For post processing,
I used D log m and used luts in processing.