DJI Pocket 3 | 3 things I love about this camera

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[@BlackapinoTheTechGuy]

*I'm learning how to do that Pan left to right lmao but I don't use Gimbals that much so this is going to be a challenge for me BUT I was doing a test vlog and I'll see but I've only had mine for about 4 days*

[@infiveg]

Привет брат.👋 Не увеличивает выдержку, а уменьшает. 😄 1/25 секунды больше (длиннее и дольше) чем 1/200. И 1/1000 ещё короче чем 1/25

[@VideoGizmology]

appreciate the comment, but saying that the shutter increases versus decreases, despite the technical definition, is also commonly used. So both can be correct. Coming from cinema, the shutter is at a degree, not a fraction, so cinematographers will often say "increase the shutter speed from 180 to 270." Cinematographers will not say "decrease" because that means go slower. So people who come from a film background will say increase shutter speed, while photographers may say decrease.

[@felixvideoworkshop]

The DJI Pocket 3 is excellent as a VLOG camera or anytime you move while filming. I'd say it's universally the best - and for me now the question is, how to complement it to have the perfect combo - a wide angle DJI Pocket 3 + something for longer focal length recordings etc. Currently, for me, it's either Pocket 3 + 1) iPhone 15 Pro, 2) Sony ZV1 / RX100 VII (ultra-compact 1-inch combo) or 3), after your recommendation, the Panasonic HC-X 1500.
I feel like if every sony releases an RX 100 VII that can shoot 10 bit and with a few usability features, then Pocket 3 + Sony RX 100 VII will be the best combination for travelling or light videography.

[@felixvideoworkshop]

Since I used the DJI Pocket 2, also with ND filters and having awful results from color shifts, I just quit using low shutter speeds and I prefer recording in 60 FPS. This allows for smooth footage without the hassle of fidgeting with the small ND filters. But yeah, an internal ND filter would be great (1 step like the ZV1, or 4 like the X1500), though I understand that this won't be physically possible to put it in the DJI Pocket 3....