Osmo Action 4 way too low light test 

thank you for the test and for the simple config that just works

DJi has nailed the Auto low light quite well, and I can now put my other cameras to rest, kind of the Sony ZV1M2 compares to the Action 4, says a lot for me. thanx for sharing. FISH

great!! thank you for doing this

I shot at 2.7 K in low light ✨ and it was awesome except the jitter. The video exposure was perfect except at times I got jitter. What's your opinion of shooting with 2.7 and what settings would you recommend shooting 2.7k if you do. Thx!😊

Very nice, simple test. Action 4 makes great strides in low light digital stabilization. Thanks for sharing your ISO ideas. It’s a battle to keep noise out of the black areas yet still keep the dimly-lit areas looking as bright as they would with the naked eye. E.g. 3:58 . . . doesn’t that street-lighted traffic circle look brighter to the naked eye? would 3200 ISO approximate that - yet inject distracting noise? And since most are watching on small screens these days, is that noise really a problem? The noise will drive us nuts on our 27 inch editing monitors, but maybe to the final viewer it’s OK. I can’t wait until October 25 to order the Pocket3, just to see how these situations gets sorted out with a 1-inch sensor and mechanical stabilization.

I appreciate your low light test. Looks like that when on wheels the OA4 stabilizes well on this extremly low light. Did you apply some kind of noise reduction in post or is it the original camera output? Moreover... looks like you used dewarp mode... how do you like the video resolution on frame borders? Is there any kind of interpolation degradation? Thanks.

ISO 1600 is the highest for mostly footage in the dark with little noise.

What have you been running the NR and Sharpness settings at in low-light? This seems to be something that everyone glosses over. I am going to do a bunch of low light testing this weekend with my 4.

Remove the lense cover and turn off rocksteady

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