DJI Osmo Pocket - 3-Axis Gimbal Stabiliser with integrated camera, snaps 12MP photos, 1/2.3-inch sensor, shoot 4K/60fps video at 100 Mbps and 4x slow-motion video at 1080p/120fps

The DJI Osmo Pocket is a really good camera and I do recommend it. It can shoot 4K60 and 1080p120 so it is high quality and has the ability to be slowed down in post. It also has its own flat/log profile which is really good for colour grading but the normal colours are good too. The menu is a bit complicated at first and the gimbal works a lot better with your phone attached. I got it with the extendable stick and that is great however I cannot connect it to my phone so I have ordered the wireless connector which will make it a lot better. The gimbal works well however there are still so bumps probably because it is so small. It also cannot do the "vortex" feature like most other gimbals can do which is a shame but not the most important feature you need. When I brought this I also considered getting a GoPro Hero 7 Black as they are around the same price. But after watching some reviews on each on YouTube I realized the Osmo was the camera for me as I already had a Go Pro Hero 5 Session which could do almost everything the Hero 7 could but the Hero 7 would have been smoother footage. The quality is much closer to a DSLR on the Osmo whereas GoPros quality is lost as the lens is so wide. The Osmo Pocket cannot replace the GoPro in anyway though (but the DJI Osmo Action can) as it is too delicate to be used when doing extreme sports. Also both the Osmo and the GoPros have really bad audio quality although you can get a mic jack for both cameras if you want to rig up a better mic. The reason I got the Osmo is because it is such a good b-camera to my Canon DSLR and as I am a Film student it is really useful to put in more unusual places without it looking too different to the main camera (a DSLR). The only thing I wish the Osmo could do better is having a shallow depth of field as you cannot get any bokeh like you could with DSLR. My friend did get a gimbal for our DSLRs and that can do the features that to Osmo cannot however you need a DSLR to use it and a good DSLR for video are £500+ and with a gimbal thats around £300/£400 so for the price the DJI Osmo Pocket is an outstanding camera.

Previously owned a dji osmo an purchased another as a second can for interview work. Purchased it on Amazon warehouse and as soon as the item was charged and powered up, the gimble went crazy all over the place . That being the case I am in the process of returning the item. The star rating I have given for this product it based on my original device which is a handy hi quality little camera, compact, and a must have to record stunning video on the go. Only short coming is to he low light video caoture, that could be better .

DJI make some fantastic products. I’ve had a few of their drones and they never disappoint. The OSMO pocket is no different. I was blown away by just how small and compact this camera is. 4K@60fps is an impressive feat to fit into such a small camera and with it’s 3-axis gimbal it delivers a lovely smooth cinematic experience. It’s not the cheapest thing in the world but the quality is very good. I would recommend this for anybody who wants to get out and take some cinematography footage without dragging loads of equipment around with them. I do think this is a really cool product and I’m planning to have loads of fun with it.

Having had the DJI Pocket since 2020 which is has been excellent until I got the dreaded 'Gimbal Protect' warning. Which render's the item useless. Have liaised with DJI technical services and the camera is no longer supported. So I have fed back my disappointment as I also have one of their sports cameras and 3 drones. Not being supported anymore is a surprise and effectively renders the camera useless. I would seriously think about trying other products.

I really wanted to give this a 5 star rating. This camera is truly a remarkable bit of technology and will play a huge part in my video recording on travels. The 4K video and 3 axis stabilisation is just amazing. The other day we tried using this along side GoPro Hero 6 and there was just no comparison. I don't doubt that the newer action cameras have good stabilisation now but i really don't think you can match a mechanical gimbal like this. The beauty of this is that it also fits in your pocket like an action camera. I use this with the extension rod and its a great accessory for getting different angles and for controlling the camera angles etc. So the reason I marked this down a star is because DJI failed to include the wireless functions into the device meaning you have to pay and extortionate amount of money on add-ons which add bulk to your camera and extra things to carry. The scroll wheel accessory is also a lot of money for what it does. The mic adaptor, again should have just been included as part of the device. The camera struggles a bit with low light conditions because of the aperture. In summary:- Pros: - Silky smooth video footage - super detailed day video and pictures. - the automated panoramic pictures do a good job - lightweight and compact Cons: -Poor in low light -Expensive accessories

An excellent small, light, 3-axis gimbal camera. My first, it's relatively easy to get to know how to use effectively, but does take a bit of practice if you're a beginner. With the necessary extras (which are important to get proper use from it) the cost does mount up. The updated Osmo Pocket 2 apparently does have a zoom function, but this original iteration does not, which is a pity. Not a game changer though, and it's still an excellent tool, especially if your intended use is video shooting while wanting to keep weight to a minimum (e.g. whilst out walking long distances in mountains, wilderness, etc, which is why I purchased it). The in-built mic is ok, but it is worth stretching for the mic adapter and investigating a better external mic. The Osmo Pocket is good if you don't have the money to spend on an expensive DSLR, mirrorless camera, etc, but do budget for ND filters, microphone adapter, etc.

First off the quality and footage this camera is capable of is fantastic. It also works better in low light in auto mode than most mid size cameras I've used let alone one this small. Overall though, after using it for a few months, I found it a little disappointing as a product. It has the capacity to do a lot, but using it can be a frustrating experience and if you want to get the very best footage out of the camera then you have to work at it each and every time, its not a grab it and go camera if you want the 'cinematic footage' promised in all the blurb. I knew when I bought it that it didn't have Wi-Fi connectivity built in and that it didn't have any way to mount it on a tripod. What I didn't know was that the phone app is much better to use that the cameras menu system and that it allows the camera to do things that it can only do when connected to your phone and the app. If you have a case on your phone then you have to take it off to connect the camera - if only it had built in Wi-Fi. I also like to shoot time lapses and found the battery time really quite poor for this, you basically have to plug it into a power source if you want to shoot a time lapse over an hour. Using the camera on auto mode it does tend to wash out highlights sometimes, it also can be frustrating when you want to reposition the camera and you have to change modes to do so. Sound recording quality is okay, not great but as good as you'd get with a GoPro. I think if they had made this camera so it came with all the things they sell as after market add ons, the wi-fi connectivity, a tripod mount and a wheel/joystick to let you reposition the camera easily built into it then it would have been a much much better product. Even if it made it slightly larger. As it is the more I used the camera the more the limitations started to get annoying, that and having a very small camera but having to carry around an extra bag full of accessories for it. Its a good product at its base but it just feels as if it was either rushed to market or not fully thought through. Now its coming down in price its perhaps better value and if you just want a good quality, very small, video camera with good stabilisation to shoot short clips on then maybe this is a decent option.

Great little camera. Super convenient, gimbal is good, timelapses a little jerky - not as good as hero8. So small and convenient. And pro settings with ND filters etc are great. Couple of small things autofocus struggles at times, accessories are over priced (£30 for mic adaptor!), and shame the slow motion modes zoom in so much. But otherwise a great little camera, use it all the time. Recommend.

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Ich habe schon länger überlegt, unseren mittlerweile in die Jahre gekommenen Camcorder zu ersetzen bzw. eine Alternative dazu anzuschaffen. Die Überlegung das Smartphone mit einem Gimbal einzusetzen habe ich schnell wieder verworfen, vor allem gibt es einige Nachteile beim Osmo Mobile Gimbal. Die Pocket hat mir schon immer sehr gefallen, es wird einfach extrem viel geboten, für einen mittlerweile akzeptablen Preis. Der Kreativität sind damit keine Grenzen mehr gesetzt. Die Osmo Pocket bietet viel mehr Einsatzmöglichkeiten als ein Camcorder, der Camcorder den ich ins Auge gefasst hätte, den wollte ich mir einfach nicht leisten. So wurde es die Osmo Pocket. Ich habe nun extrem viele Features getestet, ich bin beeindruckt. Alles geht sehr leicht, und die Qualität ist für mich der Hammer, mehr erwarte ich derzeit nicht für die Aufnahme von Clips mit Familie bzw. von Ausflügen. Ich bin kein Youtube Streamer oder sonst was, auch kein Influencer, ich möchte damit auch kein Geld verdienen. Die Osmo Pocket verwende ich rein privat, und für diesen Zweck ist sie einfach ideal. Die Aufnahmemodi sind vielfältig, von Foto, Video, Zeitlupe, Timelapse (Motion-, Hyperlapse), Pano usw. Es gibt umfangreiches Zubehör für alle Einsatzgebiete, um die wichtigsten zu nennen: Rucksackhalterung, Fahrradhalterung, Unterwassergehäuse, Bedienrad für bessere Steuerung des Gimbals, Stativadapter, Wifi Adapter, UV-Filter, Pol-Filter, Grau-Filter, Weitwinkel, Displayschutzfolie, Cases ... um mal die für mich wichtigsten zu nennen. Das Unterwassergehäuse kommt meiner Meinung nach zu einem unschlagbaren Preis, ich habe es heute etwas getestet, ich finde es wirklich super. Die Osmo Pocket ist sehr kompakt zu transportieren, für mich wird sie bei Ausflügen sicher zum unabkömmlichen Begleiter. Mit einigen Features kämpfe ich noch etwas - wie z.B. Active Track. Bei weit entfernten Objekten geht das ganz gut, bei schnelleren Objekten in der Nähe kann es schon mal sein dass das Limit des Gimbals erreicht wird und dann das Objekt verloren wurde. Das ist mein erster Eindruck, mit etwas Übung und Erfahrung bekommt man das aber sicher auch irgendwie besser hin. Das Smartphone beim Filmen zu verwenden, klappt ganz gut, bei der Montageart bin ich aber sehr skeptisch, ich haben ein relativ großes Telefon, die einzige Verbindung ist über den Lightning anschluss, keine zusätzliche Halterung. Ich habe aber gesehen, dass es da auch entsprechendes Zubehör gäbe. Für mich ist das derzeit jedoch nicht interessant. Mir reichen auch die Einstellungen am Display der Osmo Pocket selbst, das Bedienrad ist bereits bestellt. Sicher ist in der App die Bedienung viel einfacher und Übersichtlicher, aber die Art und Weise wie das Gespann dann zu handhaben ist, erscheint mir etwas anfällig, es liegt einfach nicht sicher in der Hand. Was noch erwähnenswert ist, ist die App an sich. Ich bin da schon an das Konzept sehr gewöhnt weil ich auch die Mavic Mini seit einiger Zeit habe. Besonders hervorzuheben ist hier, dass man hier ein meiner Ansicht nach für einfache Clips ein vollwertiges Schnittprogramm hat mit allen Möglichkeiten (die ich zumindest derzeit brauche). Das geht auch am Handy leicht von der Hand, das kann man auch also bereits unterwegs schon machen. Nicht erst am Laptop im Hotelzimmer oder zu Hause am fetten Rechner. Hiermit können Clips und Fotos ausgewählt werden, in der gleichen Reihenfolge werden sie dann aneinander gereiht, Musik ausgewählt (hier gibt es unzählige wirklich tolle Sounds für alle Kategorien). Fade In/Out wenn man will. Beim Sound kann man auch Rhytmuspunkte setzen die dann beim Schneiden helfen. Effekte für Schnitte. Texteinblendungen. Abspeichern, Veröffentlichen, fertig. Für meine Zwecke ist das wunderbar. Was erwähnenswert ist, dass Active Track bei 4K mit 60fps nicht auswählbar ist, aktuell verwende ich aber 60fps@4K. Zeitlupe ist automatisch auf Full-HD. Aufgrund der wirklich kompakten Abmessungen, ist es jedoch trotzdem ein Gerät das Hochleistung bringt, das merkt man auch daran, weil das ding relativ warm ist. Da ich es unter Wasser und auch beim Wandern einsetze, habe ich auch DJI Care Refresh für Osmo Pocket aktiviert. Damit erhält man auch bei selbst verschuldeten Unfällen eine Möglichkeit für zweimaligen Austausch im ersten Jahr, es wird dann eine kleine zusätzliche Gebühr fällig. Fürs erste ist jetzt das wichtigste aus meiner Sicht gesagt. Ich bin wie auch von der Mavic Mini total überwältigt, einfach genial.

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Encantado con este cacharro. La calidad de imagen es excelente y la estabilización funciona perfectamente. Hay gente que se queja de que la calidad en escenas de poca luz no es muy buena... Bueno, es que ni las cámaras profesionales de cine funcionan bien con poca luz... Es algo elemental de la fotografía, se necesita luz para que capte la escena. Pero de día en exteriores y en interiores adecuadamente iluminados funciona perfectamente. Por poner un "pero", estaría bien que se pudiera acceder a las funciones manuales de la cámara sin necesidad de conectarla al móvil. Por lo demás, es un aparato excelente, aunque eso sí, hay que decir para sacarle el máximo provecho, vas a tener que gastar un poco más en accesorios (por ejemplo, el que sirve para poder acoplar otros accesorios como foco, micrófono, etc...) Por suerte hay muy buenos accesorios a buen precio, no tienen porque ser los de la propia marca (que francamente, son carísimos).