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I happened upon a sightseeing video and was drawn to a focal “target.”

Increase the resolution to 4K to see it better. The point is, “we have more detail,” but where?

It may look very nice, but I can’t imagine a person fumbling with the controls🤹‍♂️ and apparently, not all TVs allow you to zoom in.

So I don’t know, I don’t particularly like “panoramic” videos, “FULL FRAME”

//The devices

I was talking to two people who, from their perspective, thought the DJI OSMO POCKET offered “better quality.” I always refuted this.
I agree that unrivaled stabilization is ultimately very pleasing to the eye, although I don’t think it’s enough on its own.

I have hundreds of examples, but let’s compare a shot, in the same location under virtually identical conditions.

//DJI OSMO POCKET:

1920x1080, 50 FPS, 9 Mb/s → H.264/AVC

//Lumia 830

1280x720, 24 FPS, 10 Mb/s → H.265/HEVC

The OSMO always showed:

• a lot of noise in the image
• a lack of detail
• it struggled in low light
• the audio was terrible

Not to mention that, when it any time, the head would spin wildly and it couldn’t be calibrated.

Crop: Source Video Filter

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