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@@LandHoLando Did you turn on Pro Mode?

@@TechTravelBeyond no, how do you do that??

Hi Cindy! Since the ZV1-f has a fixed lens, all you need are two things. Get this Desview T3 Teleprompter: amzn.to/3B4F5XE and this 40.5mm to 49mm Step up ring: amzn.to/3AXy6jt. (Affiliate links, see description for full disclosure) Screw the step up ring to the Desview T3 49mm ring, and screw that onto your ZV1-F lens. After that, you can slide the teleprompter right on, without the CAME-TV adapter. Thanks for watching!

Yes, it does! There’s also a USB-C port for recharging and attaching attaching a mic, and gives more power in addition to the one on the camera module. While the camera module can go underwater, the touchscreen battery cannot due to the USB C port, speaker, and the micro-SD slot.

@@TechTravelBeyond many Indian reviewers are saying the otherwise. Maybe they have a different model in India. I have ordered the single camera plus the battery module. 🥲🥲

Glad this helped! Let me know what else you'd like to learn, and thanks for watching! 🙂

Why would you need to?

@@TechTravelBeyond record outside in sunny day with F2.8 without decreasing shutter speed. I think it's possible, cause my Hoya ND Filter have thread connect

@@Kiporino You can use an ND Filter with the teleprompter, but realize if it's pretty bright outside, you may have problems seeing text as it is reflected onto the glass panel of the teleprompter from your phone. You may need to increase brightness of your phone so you can see the text.

You can use the DJI Mimo app. It's available in the iPhone App Store, and if you're on Android, download it directly from DJI.

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The Pocket 2 is great! Happy Filming! 🙂

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I live in East Fort Lauderdale, and Holiday Park is nearby! Are you a neighbor? Thanks for watching.

I worked in the Fort Lauderdale area for 23 years, and I've been in Colorado for the past 10 years. I'm very familiar with the area and recognized it as soon as I saw it. Small world. Your video's are very informative. I just bought a used Pocket 2 and am waiting for it to arrive. Keep up the great work. Thanks.

@@marksuchomelsr6698 Well, you've missed what they've done to War Memorial! Since I published that video, they attached it to a new Panthers Hockey Practice facility. It's the part of the park area to the right of the War Memorial Auditorium, and they've upgraded the interior of the Auditorium. Finished well ahead of time for Stanley cup watch parties!

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Not with the original Osmo Action (version 1). DJI didn't make the USB-C port compatible with universal specs for audio input, so you'll have to use one of the adapters in the description. Thanks for watching!

The nice thing for some situations is the port door can be removed to accomodate certain mics and adapters. The only downfall is you must be careful with exposure to water, since the Osmo Action is only waterproof with the port door on.

@@TechTravelBeyond Yeahh, thanks for the reply

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!🙂

The Action 3 can use any USB-C compatible mic. The Saramonic SR-C2003 adapter will work too if you have a mic with a 3.5mm TRS plug.

The mic I have plugged into the phone is for the old iPhone I use as a teleprompter screen. It is not recording video, and the attached mic is to pick up my voice for Promptsmart Pro, the teleprompter software. The older version had trouble picking up my voice, but the newer versions do not have that issue. For this video, I was filming using the Sony ZV-1 and the original Rode Wireless Go.

This is a limitation of all SD cards. Video is limited to 4GB max, so each file is a still part of your continuous filming session. When in post production, you can merge the files in your video software. Here's an article for you: www.datavideo.com/us/article/530/sd-sd Thanks for watching!

@@TechTravelBeyond thank you very much

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You made my day with this comment! More videos soon...Thanks for watching!

The DJI Pocket is not a mixer, and only allows one source for input. You can use the onboard mics OR the USB-C for a compatible mic OR the 3.5mm input on the DoItAll handle. Only one source for input. Thanks for watching.

@@TechTravelBeyond thanks for the response!! That makes sense!

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You're welcome! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching, and have fun filming! 👍

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@@TechTravelBeyond I thinking of buying on for my filming, or just stick with my main mirrorless camera as the video recorder??

It depends on what your are doing. If you are doing great with your current set up, save the money. If you'd like to use the features of the gimbal, or need a smaller, pocketable set up, this may do well. Remember, a gimbal camera is different than a mirrorless camera, and may not have the lens flexibility, options like exposure and focus features that larger cameras do. Also, you'll have to learn how to use the gimbal and control it for certain scenes you may be filming.

Thanks for sharing your preference. This video was well under a minute and conveyed information suitable for RUclips shorts. This format is viewable on both phones and landscape formats, and metrics show that it’s being viewed by both short and long-form viewers. I view RUclips on my Sony 65” with AppleTV and watch both formats on the RUclips app. Rest-assured, most of my content is long-form, wide screen. Thanks for watching!

Appreciate your reply. I got the adapter and it’s working fine.

You can use the DJI Mic 2 using the GoPro Media Mod or the GoPro Audio adapter. Simply plug in the DJI Mic 1 or 2 by using the 3.5mm cable that comes with the mic into the GoPro Media Mod or the GoPro Audio adapter. This is the only way when using a GoPro.

I charge on the go between shots with this Powerstick. It works for other cameras too! Thanks for watching!

@@TechTravelBeyond You’re welcome, your information and tutorials are excellent!

I usually charge between filming sessions while on the go. This works best for the camera too because heat doesn't become an issue. Thanks for watching!

The Teleprompter unit itself has rings which will mount to the A6400. I use the A6400 too, and it works!

Get it here: geni.us/aMfcRjo (Amazon Affiliate link, may earn commission) Thanks for watching!

Thanks! What else would you like to learn?

It should work with any mic with a 3.5mm input. Just get the adapter I show you, and you can connect a mic to it. The link is in the description. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! Let me know if there's anything you'd like to learn more about with the DJI Pocket 2 or 3. 🙂