I saw 100 videos about this product, finally after seeing your video I can say I know what I really wanted to know , you keep things simple and practical and of course you are Beautiful.
Hi Desiree :) @2:21; I can't for the life of me understand why absolutely (No One) is talking about this, but the vertical video feature can also be used in 4K mode ;) *Just turn the OSMO Pocket 3 on it's side while it's in regular horizontal 4K shooting mode. Full vertical video in 4K is now yours to discover - Happy Days !* Just like You, I purchased the OG OSMO Pocket soon after it was released, and it still works perfectly, albeit, with a slightly reduced battery capacity, but otherwise, fully operational and still pumping out great quality video today. I agree with you the OG OSMO Pocket's screen is so small it's hard to view anything more than just a rough composition of what you're trying to shoot on it. Also, the video review feature doesn't include audio playback, which is a serious drag if you want to check what an interviewee said in the middle of an interview. This issue leads me to yet another new feature on version 3 which was missing from version 1 - *Full video review with audio playback as well !* There's a loudspeaker located in the new OSMO Pocket 3, but it comes with the default video playback setting set to mute. *You must go into the menu and manually enable the video playback with audio setting.* Once again, almost no one is talking about this feature. @3:15; It is important to point out the OSMO Pocket doesn't just have 10 Bit colour when set to the special D-Log M and HLG settings. *The OSMO Pocket 3 has 10 Bit colour no matter what shooting mode you set. Even in regular shooting mode (Which is called Rec.709), the camera is recording and processing in full broadcast 10 bit colour space video.* This is yet one more thing many folks are getting wrong about this new camera in the reviews, and it has created a great deal of misunderstanding about the overall functionality of this camera. A camera (Any camera) is either an 8 Bit colour space camera, such as the OSMO Pocket 1 and 2, or it's a 10 Bit colour space camera, such as the large shoulder ENG broadcast cameras used for Network TV Production, and the OSMO Pocket 3. Many of the internet influencers and reviewers are rank amateur shooters who don't know what they don't know about videography, but I think folks who want to own and use this camera need to know there is a great deal more going on with version 3 of this camera than 90 % of the reviewers are actually touching upon.
Hi, your video is so good and informative. I have one question. As far as I know, this camera is more likely to be used for outdoor video shots, especially for vlogging. But if I want to record indoor RU-vid videos, is it a good fit for me as well?
