CANNOT BELIEVE I DIDN'T MENTION THIS AS ONE OF THE COOL FEATURES! 😅The face tracking is AMAZING especially if you want some movement to your camera and don't have someone to film for you! 👌🏾What do you think about this gimbal?
They have been doing this since the first DJI Osmo Pocket, that is, for 5 years. And no rules of the game have changed - stupid people shoot vertical video on a smartphone
Great video! I literally thought about the gimbal lock issue yesterday while I was filming smh. You can move your files from the Pocket 3 to your phone using the usb c cable as well. That’s something most people are not talking about. It’s quicker than downloading them through the DJI mimo app.
Great review. Just purchased it and still learning myself. As for the locking, if you hold down the joystick it stays in place. Just a workaround in a pinch. Fingers crossed they create an update to add this feature. Share more of your Pocket vlogs; would love to see them!
@@DeeRachelle thank you! Glad you liked it. Yes there is an option to lock it but unfortunately it doesn’t lock all three axis. I wonder if they can do a software update that will allow for that 🤔 I will definitely have more videos coming with the pocket 3! 🎉
Sorry, but I don’t understand why this idiocy like blocking is needed! The camera is designed for shooting in motion and eliminating the corresponding shaking. If you need to block, then you definitely don’t know why this camera is needed!
Fantastic video!!!! What made it so great! It wasn’t unnecessarily long, as you mentioned you didn’t go over the unimportant specs that the majority of casual users don’t care about. If you want the specs look on the DJI website or watch the million of other RUclipsrs that just regurgitate the same stuff about sensor size, fps, resolution etc. You also mentioned real/practical cons. RUclips and social media has way too many RUclipsrs that are paid off or trying to get paid. Therefore there’s no originality, or true reviews. Keep it up, automatic like and subscribe from me.
Thank you! Yes, it was something that I noticed whenever I gave the pocket 3 to family or friends to play with, they always wanted to use it like a regular camera and move it way too fast lol
I seen a girl in tik tok with lighting for the camera! A whole mic set up and everything id search it up again! Great review also if you get the sd adapter and attach it to your phone to get the videos faster and access them from your files you don’t need to turn your cellular data off!
I'm glad you found the video helpful. I would recommend this camera/gimbal to you 10 times over. It has been such a game changer, and it actually makes me want to make more RUclips videos just because I want to use it more! 😂You'll love it! Thanks for subscribing 🤗
I do tech reviews and I'm thinking of ditching my Canon M50. The settings are so particular depending on the shooting situation and it's overall just complicated. Do you think the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 would be a good substitute?
I had no idea you could not lock the gimbal off to act as a regular camera. I hadn't thought about, just assumed you could do it. Not a deciding factor but agree, would be super handy
Yea, it would be very nice to be able to do this. I hope the next generation gives this option! 🤞But definitely not a deciding factor. The pros of the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 surpasses the cons with flying colours.
Sorry, but I don’t understand why this idiocy like blocking is needed! The camera is designed for shooting in motion and eliminating the corresponding shaking. If you need to block, then you definitely don’t know why this camera is needed!
@@Steal_ex Clearly, there are cases where locking the camera off would be very handy whether for Zoom calls are adding variety to your film-making on the go. That said, she clearly mentioned it wasn't a deal-breaker.
@@danquixote6072 I don’t understand why, to me, a user with five years of experience using cameras in this series, you are trying to explain that this is an obviously necessary thing. During the entire period of operation I did not need this! Only for photos I turn on the FPV mode and high gimbal speed. For video, this means turning off stabilization, which makes the video completely unwatchable. What's wrong with you? Did you hit your head?
Great video!! Did you have any issues with the SD card? I just bought this camera and I bought a SanDisk SD card, but it won’t fit in the micro SD slot - keeps bouncing out 😩 wondering if you had any issues with this?
@@osamaasfoor577 the iPhone is great but I would definitely say the Pocket 3 beats it. Especially with the wide lens, the gimbal’s smoothness, the swivel, all the cool features (face/object tracking, 90/180 degree rotation, and more).
Thanks to the efforts of marketers, there may have been an opinion that a smartphone can be a good camera. This is partly true, but only according to the scenario they imposed - aimlessly filming whatever and wherever. But as soon as you have some real task, the smartphone most likely will not cope. And that’s why I don’t shoot videos on a smartphone. Yes, indeed, a smartphone is a thing that is always at hand and I also shoot something insignificant, momentary, with it, but not the most important thing. Some events are best filmed, of course, with a special camera. I won't talk about photos here. A static picture does not evoke any emotions in me and I use it only for technical purposes. From the last two-week tour I brought 160GB of video and not a single photo. I don't see the point if the video is 60 photos per second with sound. And since I mentioned traveling, this is precisely the most important task - to save as much as possible for memories of places that you may never visit again. And here you can object, “I film my travels on a smartphone. What are you talking about here?!” And I will ask you a number of counter questions. 1. Do you watch your footage on the big screen? 2. How often do you review your footage? 3. Do you have backup copies of the footage? And if your answer to YOURSELF to even one question is “no” or unclear, then most likely you are playing what marketers have imposed on you, and I call it “playing the photographer.” The essence of the game, like yard football, is to run and yell. Also, filming on a smartphone - the result is not important, just performing some meaningless action in society as a ritual. After all, if you don’t watch on the big screen, then you don’t want to enjoy what you shot. If you don’t review what you shot, then you’re not interested in what you shot or what you saw. If you don't make backup copies, you may accidentally lose everything you shot, which means it has no value to you. Then why were you filming?! I'll tell you why I'm filming. It so happened that I was able to see the filming in which I took part only a few years later. And while watching, I got the feeling that I was there again, and I remembered what I was thinking about then, what my mood was. It was like magic for me that a CRT TV and video cassette could do this. But there is no photo! However, when viewing old material, I want to see more details and better quality. After all, I’m already used to modern things. This is where the requirements for the camera come from. Now we have the opportunity to watch videos on a big screen. And you most likely again have misconceptions about it. It is important what part of the field of view is the screen. After all, if you have a large diagonal, but at a large viewing distance, this is pointless. There is a certain balance in which 4K can provide a high-quality image in a third of the field of view. The larger the screen, the stronger the immersion effect - it's as if you are there again. And on such a screen, any shaking is perceived very unpleasantly. That’s why I asked, “Are you reviewing what you shot on the big screen?” Smartphones do not yet provide the necessary stabilization, and you will find it unpleasant to watch on a large screen. And in the future there will be even bigger screens! Let's return to one of the brightest and most eventful events in life - travel. The smartphone is very inconvenient to use when recording video. After all, you hold it with three fingers, and you need to control it with your second hand. Surely someone now wants to object, but due to the fact that it is really inconvenient to shoot with a smartphone, such an ugly phenomenon as vertical video has appeared. People are so uncomfortable shooting horizontally that they completely forget that there are no display tools for vertical video. TVs, projectors, AR glasses, everything has horizontal screens. And when you display vertical video on them, only a third is used. And then what is the point of the big screen using only a third?! And here you will want to remind about the monopod. Sorry, but this is no longer the thing in your pocket. You need to carry the monopod somewhere, and assemble this structure every time you need to remove something. But there are cameras the size of a monopod that take better pictures than a smartphone. But no, you still want to shoot with your smartphone. Due to the fact that the smartphone is poorly fixed in the hand, it can be easily dropped. Again someone wants to object - “I’m not like that!” Then who are these people whose smartphones are caught by divers in packs in their videos here? However, in a country with a different climate and in a relaxed state, there are other risks of losing your smartphone. They can steal it, you can lose it yourself, it can be easily dropped and broken. Are you sure you want to wave your smartphone in another country? After all, in case of loss, all the footage will be lost, there will be no access to important services, and you will spend a lot of time restoring the functionality of the new smartphone. And not to mention that it is expensive! Maybe I should use a special camera for filming? Or do you carry a spare, configured smartphone with you? It's weird, oh well From personal experience, I noticed that when traveling, mostly
@@LedgeAndary True, but non-removable battery is a red flag for me. In other words, planned obsolescense. I would go for a GoPro or DJI Action 4 if I wanted something that'll last longer.
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CANNOT BELIEVE I DIDN'T MENTION THIS AS ONE OF THE COOL FEATURES! 😅The face tracking is AMAZING especially if you want some movement to your camera and don't have someone to film for you! 👌🏾What do you think about this gimbal?
Looks unreal. Seems like a game changer
@@LedgeAndaryit is definitely a game changer. The ease of using it also encourages me to film more!
They have been doing this since the first DJI Osmo Pocket, that is, for 5 years. And no rules of the game have changed - stupid people shoot vertical video on a smartphone
Great video! I literally thought about the gimbal lock issue yesterday while I was filming smh. You can move your files from the Pocket 3 to your phone using the usb c cable as well. That’s something most people are not talking about. It’s quicker than downloading them through the DJI mimo app.
Thanks for the tip, I didn't consider that! Gonna try it out.
What!!!! Whoaaaaaaa! Thank youuuuuuuuu I definitely didn’t know this. This is a time saver and less hassle❤
I like the detail on this camera. Thank you for sharing. I can now buy it for vlogging.
Great review. Just purchased it and still learning myself. As for the locking, if you hold down the joystick it stays in place. Just a workaround in a pinch. Fingers crossed they create an update to add this feature. Share more of your Pocket vlogs; would love to see them!
@@DeeRachelle thank you! Glad you liked it. Yes there is an option to lock it but unfortunately it doesn’t lock all three axis. I wonder if they can do a software update that will allow for that 🤔 I will definitely have more videos coming with the pocket 3! 🎉
Sorry, but I don’t understand why this idiocy like blocking is needed! The camera is designed for shooting in motion and eliminating the corresponding shaking. If you need to block, then you definitely don’t know why this camera is needed!
Fantastic video!!!! What made it so great! It wasn’t unnecessarily long, as you mentioned you didn’t go over the unimportant specs that the majority of casual users don’t care about. If you want the specs look on the DJI website or watch the million of other RUclipsrs that just regurgitate the same stuff about sensor size, fps, resolution etc. You also mentioned real/practical cons. RUclips and social media has way too many RUclipsrs that are paid off or trying to get paid. Therefore there’s no originality, or true reviews. Keep it up, automatic like and subscribe from me.
Hair is gorgeous btw!! Thanks for this review it’s been on my mind for months but I’m finally purchasing today! 💕
You can actually lock the gimbal in a particulary direction. Just press and hold down the 5D joystick.
Yes, but it would be nice if you could lock all 3-axis from moving. However, it is nice that you can at least lock an axis.
Great review.
You saved my life.
Thanks for the review! I just bought mine this week and i'm very excited. :)
So excited for you! You will love it. The more you use it, the more you will like it! 🎉
Great product review. Nice that you mentioned getting used to the gimbal movement.
Thank you! Yes, it was something that I noticed whenever I gave the pocket 3 to family or friends to play with, they always wanted to use it like a regular camera and move it way too fast lol
I seen a girl in tik tok with lighting for the camera! A whole mic set up and everything id search it up again! Great review also if you get the sd adapter and attach it to your phone to get the videos faster and access them from your files you don’t need to turn your cellular data off!
Thank you for making this video. I really want to get this camera and you may have just sold me! Also you have a new subscriber!😉
I'm glad you found the video helpful. I would recommend this camera/gimbal to you 10 times over. It has been such a game changer, and it actually makes me want to make more RUclips videos just because I want to use it more! 😂You'll love it! Thanks for subscribing 🤗
It’s worth every penny even with the cons.
@@_andy_lou Most definitely!
I do tech reviews and I'm thinking of ditching my Canon M50. The settings are so particular depending on the shooting situation and it's overall just complicated. Do you think the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 would be a good substitute?
I think it will be a great substitution! It has a product showcase setting that is fantastic for product reviews! You’ll love it! 😊
Thanks! I'm gonna get it 💯
@@LedgeAndary you’re gonna love it!
I had no idea you could not lock the gimbal off to act as a regular camera. I hadn't thought about, just assumed you could do it. Not a deciding factor but agree, would be super handy
Yea, it would be very nice to be able to do this. I hope the next generation gives this option! 🤞But definitely not a deciding factor. The pros of the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 surpasses the cons with flying colours.
Sorry, but I don’t understand why this idiocy like blocking is needed! The camera is designed for shooting in motion and eliminating the corresponding shaking. If you need to block, then you definitely don’t know why this camera is needed!
@@Steal_ex Clearly, there are cases where locking the camera off would be very handy whether for Zoom calls are adding variety to your film-making on the go. That said, she clearly mentioned it wasn't a deal-breaker.
@@danquixote6072
I don’t understand why, to me, a user with five years of experience using cameras in this series, you are trying to explain that this is an obviously necessary thing. During the entire period of operation I did not need this! Only for photos I turn on the FPV mode and high gimbal speed. For video, this means turning off stabilization, which makes the video completely unwatchable.
What's wrong with you? Did you hit your head?
in 2:53 could you please give me the link to the OP3 stand/mount that you are using
All links are in my description. Here is that particular base - DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Rubber Base: amzn.to/4d7pvs5
Hi Violet, amazing video! May I please know how the pictures captured on this camera turn out ?
Thank you! From the few photos I’ve taken with the Pocket 3, they are surprisingly great quality. But I wouldn’t use it as my primary photo device.
thank you
thanks for this
Glad it was helpful!
Great video!! Did you have any issues with the SD card? I just bought this camera and I bought a SanDisk SD card, but it won’t fit in the micro SD slot - keeps bouncing out 😩 wondering if you had any issues with this?
Use something small like a pen tip to push it in until it clicks.
Link to those blue shoes at 0.41 please🙏
They are called Womens Air Max 270 'Light Ultramarine'
Can you make a video on how you do your gorgeous hair?
Actually i have an iPhone 13 pro max
I am planning to buy it
What do you think?
Is it better than the iPhone
@@osamaasfoor577 the iPhone is great but I would definitely say the Pocket 3 beats it. Especially with the wide lens, the gimbal’s smoothness, the swivel, all the cool features (face/object tracking, 90/180 degree rotation, and more).
Thanks to the efforts of marketers, there may have been an opinion that a smartphone can be a good camera.
This is partly true, but only according to the scenario they imposed - aimlessly filming whatever and wherever.
But as soon as you have some real task, the smartphone most likely will not cope.
And that’s why I don’t shoot videos on a smartphone.
Yes, indeed, a smartphone is a thing that is always at hand and I also shoot something insignificant, momentary, with it, but not the most important thing.
Some events are best filmed, of course, with a special camera.
I won't talk about photos here. A static picture does not evoke any emotions in me and I use it only for technical purposes.
From the last two-week tour I brought 160GB of video and not a single photo. I don't see the point if the video is 60 photos per second with sound.
And since I mentioned traveling, this is precisely the most important task - to save as much as possible for memories of places that you may never visit again.
And here you can object, “I film my travels on a smartphone. What are you talking about here?!”
And I will ask you a number of counter questions.
1. Do you watch your footage on the big screen?
2. How often do you review your footage?
3. Do you have backup copies of the footage?
And if your answer to YOURSELF to even one question is “no” or unclear, then most likely you are playing what marketers have imposed on you, and I call it “playing the photographer.”
The essence of the game, like yard football, is to run and yell. Also, filming on a smartphone - the result is not important, just performing some meaningless action in society as a ritual.
After all, if you don’t watch on the big screen, then you don’t want to enjoy what you shot.
If you don’t review what you shot, then you’re not interested in what you shot or what you saw.
If you don't make backup copies, you may accidentally lose everything you shot, which means it has no value to you.
Then why were you filming?!
I'll tell you why I'm filming.
It so happened that I was able to see the filming in which I took part only a few years later. And while watching, I got the feeling that I was there again, and I remembered what I was thinking about then, what my mood was.
It was like magic for me that a CRT TV and video cassette could do this. But there is no photo!
However, when viewing old material, I want to see more details and better quality. After all, I’m already used to modern things.
This is where the requirements for the camera come from.
Now we have the opportunity to watch videos on a big screen. And you most likely again have misconceptions about it. It is important what part of the field of view is the screen. After all, if you have a large diagonal, but at a large viewing distance, this is pointless.
There is a certain balance in which 4K can provide a high-quality image in a third of the field of view. The larger the screen, the stronger the immersion effect - it's as if you are there again.
And on such a screen, any shaking is perceived very unpleasantly. That’s why I asked, “Are you reviewing what you shot on the big screen?” Smartphones do not yet provide the necessary stabilization, and you will find it unpleasant to watch on a large screen.
And in the future there will be even bigger screens!
Let's return to one of the brightest and most eventful events in life - travel.
The smartphone is very inconvenient to use when recording video. After all, you hold it with three fingers, and you need to control it with your second hand.
Surely someone now wants to object, but due to the fact that it is really inconvenient to shoot with a smartphone, such an ugly phenomenon as vertical video has appeared.
People are so uncomfortable shooting horizontally that they completely forget that there are no display tools for vertical video.
TVs, projectors, AR glasses, everything has horizontal screens. And when you display vertical video on them, only a third is used.
And then what is the point of the big screen using only a third?!
And here you will want to remind about the monopod. Sorry, but this is no longer the thing in your pocket. You need to carry the monopod somewhere, and assemble this structure every time you need to remove something.
But there are cameras the size of a monopod that take better pictures than a smartphone.
But no, you still want to shoot with your smartphone.
Due to the fact that the smartphone is poorly fixed in the hand, it can be easily dropped.
Again someone wants to object - “I’m not like that!”
Then who are these people whose smartphones are caught by divers in packs in their videos here?
However, in a country with a different climate and in a relaxed state, there are other risks of losing your smartphone.
They can steal it, you can lose it yourself, it can be easily dropped and broken.
Are you sure you want to wave your smartphone in another country?
After all, in case of loss, all the footage will be lost, there will be no access to important services, and you will spend a lot of time restoring the functionality of the new smartphone.
And not to mention that it is expensive!
Maybe I should use a special camera for filming?
Or do you carry a spare, configured smartphone with you? It's weird, oh well
From personal experience, I noticed that when traveling, mostly
I have GYATTT to get one
😂😂😂😂😂
Your cuter than the camera ❤❤❤
Only thing that turned me off from buying it was the non-removable battery. :(
It charges so quickly though and you can buy a battery extender I think
@@LedgeAndary True, but non-removable battery is a red flag for me. In other words, planned obsolescense.
I would go for a GoPro or DJI Action 4 if I wanted something that'll last longer.
@@thetanweerali yes that is definitely a con but hopefully it lasts for a good while.
@@thetanweerali I get that, but batteries have been lasting way longer lately without degradation compared to past battery tech. Only time will tell⏳
Forgot to mention that it is good in low light and it can shoot in 10-bit
Hey girl, I miss you! How's it going?
Hope you are well! Making more vlog/review videos now! 😊
Your first con. Is my biggest con i can handle it damn