I have an osmo pocket for a year now which I havent fully used. Just needed some inspiration from other creators who uses osmo pocket. This is awesome my friend. Watching from Canada. 👍
That’s some rock solid tracking right there! Did you use after effects built in tracker or something? And which 3D software/renderer did you use? Would definitely love to see more videos like this!
Hi Joe. Thank you for your comment. I use professional ND filters from PGYTECH. In most cases, I use the ND 8, ND 16 filters. If the weather is very sunny, then I use ND 32. These filters are quite enough to get a video with a good dynamic range. For shooting in the dark, ND filters are not needed. I hope my advice will be useful to you.
I have an osmo pocket for a year now which I havent fully used. Just needed some inspiration from other creators who uses osmo pocket. This is awesome my friend. Watching from Canada. 👍
Thank you.
Wow! It looks awesome! Keep going
Thank you.
Good job 😉👋
Thank you.
That’s some rock solid tracking right there! Did you use after effects built in tracker or something? And which 3D software/renderer did you use? Would definitely love to see more videos like this!
Hello. Thank you for your opinion. I used the built-in after effects 3d tracker and the Element 3d plugin from Videocopilot.
@@alser7909 great job on getting very good results with E3D.
Nice one mate! Keep it up💯💪🏽
Thank you.
Well done!
Thank you.
Hallo sir, i like your footage! Which ND filter would you recommend for night and day for osmo pocket 2?
Thanks alot in advance 😊
Hi Joe. Thank you for your comment. I use professional ND filters from PGYTECH. In most cases, I use the ND 8, ND 16 filters. If the weather is very sunny, then I use ND 32. These filters are quite enough to get a video with a good dynamic range. For shooting in the dark, ND filters are not needed. I hope my advice will be useful to you.
@@alser7909 Thank you very much for your reply ☺ have a great day
Awesome but to much work
Thank you, and yes, you're right.
Is that tilt lock mode?
Yes.