UPDATE:
Firmware bug causes 4k60 footage to revert to 1080P... HALF MY GRANDD CANYON FOOTAGE WAS SWITCHED TO 1080P
READ THE DJI FORUMS... IT IS JUNK
I HATE THIS PRODUCT NOW
I bought this camera for a trip to the Grand Canyon. Two years ago, I used my Note 4 on a gimbal and got good results, but it was overly cumbersome to hit the trail with this large gear... so I used the combo less than I thought I would.
Fast forward to this years 30 mile hike, now I have an Osmo Pocket. I literally did NOT have enough time to play around with the OP, before the trip, so I had to rely on pc-less QA of my videos. I forced myself to use the OP in stand-alone mode without connecting my Note8. Luckily I had the latest firmware at the time that allowed PRO mode switching without tethering a phone. The results were mostly good! This camera is pretty easy to use. There is a walking bump like many show on social media... it is avoidable to an extent by "ninja walking" or using perhaps a selfie stick... hey, I'm on a 30 mile trek... I'm not ninja walking with a multi-day pack on!
Personally, tethering a phone to the USB-C (or lightning) connector is a bit of a pain for "run-and-gun" shooting. Might as well just use an Osmo and your cell phone. I chose stand-alone mode for most of the trip.
So, I set out to see the world through a postage-stamp sized screen, and at times, it disappointed, at others, it shined. I purchased a set of ND filters, fearing the colors would be all washed out during the day, but color issues only happened using in D-Cinelike in PRO mode. In fact, the cinelike colors are OK, not over-saturated, maybe a bit un-saturated to my taste.
The ND filters are a waste IMHO. One of mine fell off within 4 hours of testing. I simply didn't use another.
The PRO mode might be best used while tethering. You can set WB and exposure (including auto for both) as well as manual shutter speed, but there's something wrong with the colors if you don't set PRO mode up correctly, and in changing light, you have to re-adjust it (That is normal with any manual mode, BTW). The tiny screen is almost useless in this regard, so stick to standard mode if un-tethered. PRO mode really helped at night, allowing me to set ISO to 1600 (grainy, but watchable)
Standard mode gave me surprisingly good results in all day-lighting conditions, with or without ND filter attached. At night, it was kind of a miss, so switch to PRO mode for night time. I think the OP is supposed to detect night somehow, maybe this feature isn't ready yet.
I tried one Motionlapse. You need the phone tethered for set up only, you may disconnect and let the camera do it's thing, which is a good thing. I used a 2m USB-C M-F extension cable for this. I was able to "jack in" occasionally to check up on the status. There are many things lacking in motionlapse, like variable shutter, more precise timing controls, and maybe a "preview sweep" before you commit... I found out that in the app, there is a "save original frames" feature in Motionlapse "pro-mode", you can use something like Virtualdub on your PC to load the frames in for editing. Also, Pro mode frame recording gives you UHD-size, not the 1080P output of Motionlapse... Excellent option, DJI!
Hand-Held timelapse does not work, always use a tripod.
The panorama function is cool, just make sure to use the app to stitch before copying your SD to your workflow. It sounds like a pain, maybe it is, but I did not mind that extra step. The two panorama modes are fine. in no way is this a 360 degree camera, so, don't expect a spherical panorama on this. Use a 360 camera for that.
I wish this thing built in a joystick for pan and tilt. The screen kind of has a tilt control, it's awful, and consistently, I got "you cannot perform this function while recording" errors came up when attempting to tilt, ruining my shot entirely. For this... you guessed it... add a cumbersome and expensive add on. Now the pan/tilt add on might be nice... there is no way to tuck the OP into it's protective case with it on... WTF DJI? I won't buy that.
Focal distance is not as wide as a GoPro. I actually see it as a trade-off. Selfie mode seems a little tight, but is OK, while landscapes wish to be zoomed in a bit more! I like the choice here. I don't remember the equivalent distance in mm off-hand, but I see it as more of a 35-40mm full-frame. Definitely a little wider than a 50mm portait. A small optical zoom of maybe 3x would be absolutely stunning, but make the device larger, and that's OK with me! I suppose the F stop would be slower with zoom than the current bright F2.0 however...
WIFI/BT... need an attachment... WTF again DJI. I won't buy it.
I did buy a 3rd party USB-C tripod adapter that works great for motionlapse on tripod and handheld slo-mo on selfie sticks. It also has the ability to charge the OP with a battery bank if desired. If you use a tripod, you can connect the OP to your phone via extension cable for remote control. Pretty neat.
Video Qaulity: So, UHD at 100mbps sounds great, right? wrong. I compared the shots to my Panasonic ZS-100 (1" sensor compact camera with zoom). The Panny crushes the OP in image quality at same resolution and bitrate, no comparing the two. However, the OP crushes the Panny in rolling shutter artifacts and image stabilization. It seems like a trade-off. Honestly, my Note8 has better video quality then the OP, but again, my phone lacks mechanical stabilization, and that is a deal-breaker. OP wins!
Battery life: It's OK. I shot an entire day with it and only connected a battery bank for my motionlapse, just in case. Android has this reverse-charging thing with USB, so I blame the OS, and not DJI for the Android issue. I can't comment if Apple has this issue or not. It's no big deal to me, but I do see how it would irritate some. Again, I put blame on Android for the charging issue that drains the OP battery. Use Wifi, and it solves the problem, unless you need to transfer files. You cannot remove the battery. This is a product for 1 year and then hack it, I suppose.
Speaking of file transfer... I wish this thing incorporated a thumbnail cache. If you reconnect your phone with a hundred files on it, the app just sits there blank... no "loading" banner, nothing. You might think your connection is lost or something until magically, 4 minutes later, your media apears. If you lose connection for a split second (happens when directly tethered for me anyway) you have to re-cache the thumbnails. ARRGH what a PITA. File transfer is quick, at about 10 megabytes per second when tethered via USB-C.
Story Mode... OK, this could be a great feature if you could use a laptop. You can't. So... you better have a 512GB cell phone capacity to load a multi-day shoot into your phone to make a quick video for family and friends. There is a way to do a story mode as you capture, I'm confused either way, I just don't know what I am doing here. I don't think Story Mode is for me. I fell like my workflow should go into my i7 laptop with 1TB storage and let the laptop app do up a quick recap story for me, not shuffle files to my phone, where storage is more precious. I think shooting in story mode effectively takes the burden off your external device, but I see it infringing on manual video settings and other issues... I'll leave this one to the Story Mode pro's, I am just confused hahaha!
The button taps for centering (2) and selfie (3) are intuitive and clever. I love that feature.
I wish you could simply hold the record button to snap a photo, while tap to start/stop record. For now, you have to change modes, which while hiking, can be a little annoying, especially the tiny screen and big fingers, causing you to set the wrong mode.
SLO-MO: This feature really shines on the OP. My biggest gripe is the auto-focus really sucks for a shot ranging from close to far and vice-versa. You can't do a macro to wide pan for instance. In general terms, the slo-mo is neat, and i WISH it was in UHD! Why not? I bet the SOC could do it. Perhaps V2.0... Anyway, slow mo is fun and easy to do with great results in 1080P.
60FPS UHD: This is niiiice. I used 30fps for some footage and it looked choppy on my 60Hz PC monitor. A lot of video seems to look jittery to me, but the 60FPS stuff all looks smooth. You definitely see compression artifacts, however. A larger sensor and possibly higher bitrate would alleviate this to a degree.
V2.0: OK, my wish-list...
1. PTZ Joystick and not a virtual screen control (yes, 3x optical zoom would be awesome, like the Osmo+)
2. Larger screen and larger device (DJI could still make this pocket-able)
3. Built in WiFi/BT
4. Larger image sensor (not looking for 1", but something larger will help)
5. AI to soften the "walking bump" (If DJI included a 5k sensor, they could use portions to smooth the bumps, and still make it UHD)
6. UHD Slow-Mo and Time/Motionlapse
7. Built-in tripod screw mount!
8. Waterproof housing accessory (not available yet)
9. One switchable ND filter built-in? Yes please :)
10. GEOTAGGING - Yes Please!
Overall, I am pleased with this device. I say BRAVO to DJI for putting out a revolutionary product! I hope future firmware updates improve this little guy while DJI works on a bigger and better model. I will say that it is easily pocketable, and almost un-noticable to carry around a long day in a city. I really like it.
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What makes Osmo Pocket special?
3-Axis Gimbal
In real time, Osmo Pocket precisely adjusts to your movements, turning even the most casual shots into gorgeous cinematic clips.
Single-Handed Design
A sandstone handle is non-slip and sweat-proof, offering a comfortable grip.
Universal Port
Multifunctional expansion interface connects Osmo Pocket to your smartphone, as well as accessories that leave you free to film in any way you choose.
Incredibly Small, Truly Smooth
With its compact size and effortless stability, Osmo Pocket gives you a powerful tool to turn any moment into a cinematic memory.
Accessories You'll Love
 Osmo Pocket Extension Rod |  Osmo Pocket Charging Case |  Osmo Pocket Wireless Module |
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Multiple mounting bracketsThe rod features multiple mounting brackets for additional shooting options. | Convenient designConvenient spin-to-open design | Supports remote controlWireless connection supports remote control and make shooting more flexible. |
Max. length of 500 mmThe retractable Osmo Pocket Extension Rod can reach a maximum length of 500 mm | Impressive powerImpressive 1500mAh of power for longer shooting time | Serves as a baseIt serves as a base to set Osmo Pocket on level surfaces. |
Osmo Series Overview
 Osmo Pocket |  Osmo Action |  Osmo Mobile 3 |  Osmo Mobile 3 Combo | |
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Product Type
| Handheld Camera | Action Camera | Smartphone Gimbal | Smartphone Gimbal |
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Stabilization
| 3-Axis Gimbal | RockSteady Technology | 3-Axis Gimbal | 3-Axis Gimbal |
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Camera
| 12M, 1/2.3” CMOS | 12M, 1/2.3" CMOS | N/A | N/A |
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Dimensions
| 4.8x1.5x1.1 in. | 2.6x1.7x1.4 in. | 11.2x4.9x4.1 in. (unfolded) | 11.2x4.9x4.1 in. (unfolded) |
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Weight
| 4.1 oz | 4.4 oz | 14.3 oz | 14.3 oz |
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Osmo Grip Tripd
| ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ |
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Osmo Carrying Case
| ✘ | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ |
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Warning, you need a phone to register; Not compatible with micro-usb phones.
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2018
Update! I was able to register, and even update the firmware for the device on my LG phone using a micro usb-c adapter; this is the exact one I used -- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06X9M6T99/ -- Hope it works for you, as DJI makes no claims on their forum as to any adapter working. DJI announced they'll be making a compatible adapter soon. DJI seems to tie the product to you via e-mail, so I if you bother a friend and register your device on their phone, you should be fine until you get a "real" phone, not one with a pathetic outdated micro-usb like mine!To the wiseguys saying I didn't do my research, listen up. DJI's marketing and forum replies, at least up until now, have all said you can use their device WITHOUT A PHONE. People who are saying things like, "you didn't know what was in the box," are not comprehending that I wouldn't care how it connects to a phone when I have been told that you don't need a phone. It's not tough to understand. DJI says I don't need a phone. BUT I DO! It's not MY fault every manufacturer wants total control over their product like Doctor Doom. And no, I'm not buying a new expensive phone so I can use my new expensive camera.Anyway, here's the result. The gimbal tech seems amazing to me, but it regularly loses track of the subject. I can't move the gimbal using the swipe controls while it's recording the way you can when it's not recording (the Pocket will display a message telling you as much). Tracking is not available in 4k as it is in other resolutions (again the Pocket will flash a message). The Osmo Pocket takes beautiful video, and works well in low light. I like the device and feel I will get better with it the more I get used to using it. It records audio, although there is no audio playback from the Osmo Pocket itself. You can't use the pocket while the case is attached, and the strap attaches to the case, not the Pocket, so if you lose your grip, you are boned, my friend. Having said all that, the Pocket seems to do what it's supposed to. Fits in your pocket and takes clear, smooth, stable video, a godsend for vloggers, I would think. I'm looking forward to getting better at using it!Leaving my review one star for now to serve as a warning, and because DJI's customer service treated me like a dirty dog (just kidding they were really nice, but completely unhelpful, telling me I was out of luck, and not even suggesting an adapter), also because the gimbal isn't yet working as I would expect, although that could actually be my fault. And to penalize DJI and warn other manufacturers that your customer's want your device to work out of the box. If someone asks if you can use it without a phone and you say yes, we don't expect there to be some kind of catch. Say "yes, but, you need a phone to register and update the device." I'll update more in the future.Original review below:--------------------------TLDR; I can't register my Osmo Pocket!I've got an LG phone, and I can't activate the Osmo Pocket because my phone only has micro-usb. And the Osmo Pocket won't work without activation. Oh, it'll turn on, but you get a message "Device not activated." Try to press a button and you get red letters telling you "NOT ACTIVATED(dummy)." The ONLY way to activate it is by connecting the Pocket to a device with DJI's Osmo Pocket app on it, and the only way to connect to a device is with one of the adapter's that came with the Pocket: a type-C or lightning connector. I called customer service and after consulting with various people the man told me I was out of luck, and didn't even offer a fix, just said "sorry for the inconvenience." I'm MORE sorry!Sucks because I have an event this weekend that I bought this Osmo Pocket specifically for. Kinda mad because everything I looked at online said I could use this thing without needing a phone. But I DO need a phone, if only for activation. I ordered an adapter and I hope it works. If not, maybe I can pester a friend to register the device for me lol, but then I'm afraid it will be tied to their phone somehow, and I won't be able to use the Osmo with the app anyway, since the app would be on someone else's phone. I might just return the Pocket, though I hate to do that.It came with a type C to USB I can charge it with, wish I could plug it to a computer and register it with that. Heck, why do I even HAVE to register it? Can't I use a product without having to jump through hoops for something paid for? You have my money, what else do you want? I know I sound bitter, but I'm disappointed. Is it my fault for not having newer tech? Or should DJI have given an alternative method of activation? Hopefully I can get it to work, and I'll revise my rating! 'Til then it's a $400 paperweight!
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2018
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FunThomas
Sehr gut, aber leider noch nicht perfekt.
Reviewed in Germany on December 20, 2018Size: DJI Osmo PocketVerified Purchase
Sehr gut, aber leider noch nicht perfekt.
Reviewed in Germany on December 20, 2018
Interessant wie hier die Bewertungen erschienen sind, ohne das manch einer das Gerät überhaupt schon in der Hand hielt... naja. Solche Bewertungen sind dann sicher sehr objektiv...Reviewed in Germany on December 20, 2018
Ok, ich habe den Osmo Pocket erst 2 Tage, aber nach 30 Min haben mich schon Sachen gestört, von denen man hier oder bei YouTube komischerweise nichts wirklich liest?
Also klar, die 60 Bilder die Sekunde bei 4K waren mein Kaufgrund, wie auch das Tracking...
Doof aber nur, dass dieses Tracking NICHT bei 60fps unterstützt wird? Mein Haupt- Kaufgrund war damit schon mal "ernüchternd".
Um das Osmo nutzen zu können MUSS man sich vorher mit einem Account bei DJI anmelden und das Produkt Registrieren... wieso das? Mir genauso schleierhaft wie manche Meldung der App (siehe unter Foto).
Auch finde ich es traurig, das anscheinend die Bildqualität von "Super Fein" auf "Fein" runtergesetzt wird in den Einstellungen, wenn man 4K 60fps Filmen möchte. Also sind 60fps Aufnahmen qualitativ "schlechter" als die 30FPS Aufnahmen? ...das werde ich die Tage testen, aber wird schlussfolgernd so sein?
Ich fotografiere immer im RAW- Format um mehr aus den Bildern zu holen... das geht nur im "Pro" Modus, diesen Modus kann man aber leider nur im Smartphone über die App einstellen. Dann kann man das Smartphone abziehen und der Modus bleibt vorerst aktiviert... leider aber wird dieser SOFORT beendet wenn man dann ein Video machen will.
Will man nach dem Video ein Foto machen, ist der PRO-Modus leider weg, wie auch die Funktion RAW Bilder zu machen.... also Smartphone wieder ran, neu einstellen bis man wieder ein Video machen will... NERV
Der kleine Osmo Akku lädt sofort das Smartphone unweigerlich und verringert damit seine eigene Akkulaufzeit stark. Genaue Akkulaufzeiten folgen.
Osmo Pocket hat kein W-Lan, kein Bluetooth, dies muss über einen Adapter teuer und umständliche "nachgerüstet" werden, zur Zeit auch nicht erhältlich. Sehr schade das wegzulassen. So muss immer das Smartphone angeschlossen werden...
Es gibt aber auch positives, die Fotos sind für den kleinen Sensor sehr gut. Videos ebenfalls wenn genug Licht vorhanden ist. Videos sind leicht überschärft wie ich finde, aber da arbeite ich noch an den Einstellungen.
Daran arbeiten... ein gutes Stichwort.
Ja, ich teste den OSMO Pocket nun sehr umfangreich, Vermutungen aussprechen und in den Himmel loben können andere. Ich wollte nur kurz aufzeigen das leider NICHT alles perfekt ist beim Osmo Pocket.
Diese Bewertung wird entsprechend angepasst und erweitert....stand heute ist es aber wie beschrieben.
Euer FunThomas
UPDATE 24.Juli 2019:
Nun, 7 Monate später kann ich sagen, dass die Osmo Pocket von mir noch genutzt wird. Es Updates gab, aber viele Punkte noch immer Bestand haben.
Der PRO Modus wurde endlich so gestaltet, dass man diesen auch ohne Telefon Aktivieren kann. Den Osmo hingegen MUSS man noch immer mit einem Telefon & DJI aktivieren bevor es nutzbar ist. Audioadapter wie auch das WLan Modul sind mittlerweile erhältlich, aber diese "versauen" in vielen Bereichen die Kompaktheit des Gimbals. Der Audioadapter ist sehr lang und ragt starr aus dem Gimbal und erhöht das Risiko einer Beschädigung sehr.
Der WLan Adapter wird nur angesteckt, ist recht klobig und löst sich rech schnell. Für einen Einsatz auf einer Motorhaube wie beim Vorgänger Osmo würde ich damit nicht riskieren.
Das Tracking bei 60 FPS 4K geht leider noch immer nicht, wird es wohl auch nie geben. Schade!
Aber ja, ich nutze den Pocket trotz der neueren "DJI Action" noch immer. Die Videoqualität ist sehr gut. Abmessungen perfekt und daher bleibt er fester Bestandteil meiner Ausrüstung... aber Perfekt ist er heute noch nicht und wird es wohl auch nie werden... aber wie so oft im Leben, muss man Kompromisse eingehen. Ich hoffe diese Bewertung hilft euch dabei diese "Kompromisse" VOR einem Kauf besser Abwegen zu können, ob Ihr damit leben könnt!
Was ist schon perfekt...
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Jeremy Caen
Un concentré de puissance dans le creux de la main
Reviewed in France on January 2, 2019Size: DJI Osmo PocketVerified Purchase
Un concentré de puissance dans le creux de la main
Reviewed in France on January 2, 2019
Ce produit Dji Osmo Pocket m'a littéralement bluffé.Reviewed in France on January 2, 2019
Toutefois, le parcours n'a pas été sans embuche et je vais vous donner quelques élements importants à prendre en compte avant de vous lancer vers un achat.
Tout d'abord le produit est livré avec deux adaptateurs pour smartphones, le premier en USB-C, le second en format Iphone.
Ayant un Samsung Galaxy 7 avec un port micro USB (comme la majorité des téléphones sur le marché qui sont encore avec une prise micro usb), je pensais qu'il y aurait un adaptateur également fourni.
Ce n'est pas le cas, et apparemment cela ne le sera jamais ! Pour une raison obscure, Dji a décidé de se passer du marché des téléphones avec port micro USB...
J'ai alors contacté l'assistance Dji pour leur demander ce qu'il fallait faire, et à ma grande surprise ils m'ont dit qu'il fallait leur renvoyer le produit et que je serais remboursé.
Ce qui est pervers (et vraiment très limite) c'est que quand vous recevez le produit il est inutilisable !
En effet il s'allume (dans la résolution la plus basse possible) et il vous demande de l'activer via l'application du fabricant !
Sans activation, on ne peut rien faire avec ! aucune fonction ne marche.
J'ai donc tenté d'utiliser plusieurs adaptateurs micro usb vers USB C (le support m'ayant dit que je ne trouverais pas de produit qui me permette de faire fonctionner le produit depuis un téléphone android micro USB) et coup de chance j'ai rapidement (3eme essai) trouvé un adaptateur qui fonctionne impeccablement.
Si vous êtes dans le même cas que moi il vous faut ce produit que vous pourrez trouver sur amazon : https://www.amazon.fr/CHOETECH-Lots-Adaptateur-Femelle-Micro/dp/B07145W7WX
Une fois que vous avez l'adaptateur vous pouvez connecter la caméra à votre téléphone, enregistrer le produit auprès de Dji ce qui "délocke" votre Osmo Pocket et vous permet de l'utiliser !
Cette procédure d'activation forcée et bien compliquée, j'aurais vraiment préféré que le produit soit utilisable dès reception !
Dès que l'activation sera terminée, le Dji téléchargera le dernier firmware, il vous faudra quelques minutes de patience pour que votre matériel soit à jour et c'est très important puisque le 4k 120fps est uniquement accessible depuis la dernière mise à jour.
Le pire c'est qu'une fois cette activation passée, rien ne vous oblige désormais à utiliser la caméra avec le téléphone, je l'utilise la majorité du temps en autonome !
Bon ça c'étaient les points négatifs, mais après une fois que l'on a digéré cela, c'est un vrai pied !
Cette caméra dispose d'un stabilisateur dynamique qui marche du feu de dieu !
Pour faire simple, quand vous marchez dans la rue, la caméra va se stabiliser d'elle même en temps réel et l'image va donc rester fluide, sans faire aucune saccade et le spectateur aura l'impression d'une scène fluide sans avoir l'impression de regarder une image qui monte et qui descend suivant le rythme de vos pas !
C'est simple on peut faire des plans de fou ! cette caméra vous donne la possibilité de faire des plans qui étaient réservées à des caméras professionnelles, vous pouvez vraiment vous éclater et faire des prises de vues originales et dignes d'un film.
Pour la qualité de l'image c'est tout bonnement incroyable, j'ai filmé un match de basket depuis le bord du terrain pour tester l'engin et le resultat et incroyable (en 4K et avec le meilleur rafraichissement de l'image), j'ai fait quelques plans en me déplacant parmi les joueurs, et la vidéo et d'une fluidité incroyable, c'est bluffant.
La contrepartie c'est qu'avec la meilleure qualité possible, les vidéos prennent vite beaucoup de place, je vous conseille d'acheter directement une carte micro SD de classe 10 et de 200 ou 250Go.
Par la suite vous pourrez retravailler vos films avec des logiciels comme Vidéo converter Ultimate de Xilisoft et vous pourrez réduire leur taille si besoin.
Donc pour l'image c'est vraiment très très bon à l'exception toutefois des scènes avec beaucoup de soleil ou très sombres ou la caméra à tendance à un peu bruler les couleurs (mais vu le prix de la caméra et la qualité générale des images ce n'est pas très grave).
Pour le son, il n'y a pas de miracle, il faut être prêt de la source, de loin le son se perd, pour les youtubeurs qui font des vidéos (interview), avec peu de bruits ambiants c'est ok, mais avec des bruits extérieurs il faudra investir dans l'adaptateur qui permet de connecter un micro externe via un jack standard.
Coté autonomie je constate que l'appareil pleinement chargé tient environ 2 heures, la charge quant à elle prend 40-45 minutes.
On peut également connecter la caméra à un chargeur externe (powerbank) ce qui peut permettre de rallonger considérablement l'autonomie.
Parmi les fonctions que j'ai apprécie : le fait de pouvoir centrer la caméra sur un objet ou une personne : vous pourrez bouger la caméra autant que vous voulez, le point d'interet que vous aurez ciblé restera au centre de l'image, c'est un peu magique :)
J'apprécie aussi les touches de raccourcis qui permettent en deux ou trois pressions du bouton de passer du mode film au mode selfie (la caméra se retourne à 360° et va vous filmer, puis quand vous le souhaitez elle va refaire un 360° et se remettre à filmer devant vous !
Même si j'avais quelques réserves au début, elles ont été rapidement estompées par les qualités techniques de l'appareil. Pour le prix demandé, je trouve la qualité du produit vraiment incroyable.
N'hésitez pas à indiquer si mon commentaire vous a été utile, cela fait toujours plaisir et si vous avez des questions n'hésitez pas à les poser je me ferais un plaisir d'y répondre
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Russell Platten
At last, a 4k camera with quality stabilised video that fits inside my pocket and is easy to use!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 22, 2018Size: DJI Osmo PocketVerified Purchase
At last, a 4k camera with quality stabilised video that fits inside my pocket and is easy to use!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 22, 2018
I have been waiting a very long time for this camera to appear. I love recording our holidays abroad and for the last couple of years I have been recording in 4k. Until the arrival of this product I went away with a couple of action cameras, including a Gopro Hero 6, my 4K Sony camcorder, an iPhone 6 and two gimbals. All of this equipment gave great results, but, I had to carry a bag around with me in order to have it all at hand or try and guess which equipment would be most suitable for the activities planned for the day.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 22, 2018
The DJI Osmo Pocket can be used in place of the camcorder, the phone with gimbal and for the most part the GoPro wth gimbal. I will only be taking this camera and the GoPro next time and no gimbals. The only issue that I can see is that I will not have an optical zoom capability without the camcorder, not a big deal as far as I am concerned.
The DJI comes packaged in a strong compact box and inside you will find: The Camera, a hard plastic carrying case, a wrist strap for the carrying case, a USB to USB C charging cable, a USB C connector, an apple lightning connector, a set of instructions and a few more pieces of paperwork. The two connectors are to allow you to connect the camera to your phone, please see the video. If your phone does not have either an apple lightning connection or USB type C connection, do not buy this product, because as far as I am aware, you cannot use it until you have downloaded the DJI Mimo app, connected the phone and activated it. There may be another way to activate the camera, but I am not aware of one.
The process of activation was a little confusing, but in all fairness it only took a couple of minutes and you have to create a profile with DJI in the process. The app allows you to control the camera via the phone and alter settings etc. I did not spend a lot of time looking at it because the whole idea of this camera as far as I am concerned, is that it fits easily into your pocket and can be pulled out, turned on and used to capture great quality video; anytime any place anywhere, without any fuss. It certainly can do that. I have posted this review on YT if you want to see the video in 4K, unfortunately Amazon compress the files so it is not possible to see how good it is on here.
The camera has two buttons, the one on the left is the on/off/mode button and the one on the right is the shutter release/record button. as well as these buttons there is a very small touch screen that allows you to use the camera and in use it is quite good. The menus only take a little time to get used to and they are all accessed by swiping up or down, left or right from the four sides depending on what you want to do. See the video.
In use the camera is great. The video quality is brilliant, I film mostly in 4K 30fps, but it will also record in 4K 60fps, 1080P up to 120fps. The audio quality is pretty good, certainly good enough for me. The fact that the strap does not fit the camera is ridiculous, I have nearly dropped the camera once already as it is so small. They should certainly have made a strap for the camera to loop around your wrist in use. The gimbal is amazing, hard to believe that they could manufacture it so small and still produce such good results. The start up and shut down process is a joy to watch too. There are three different operating modes for the gimbal; Follow, Tilt Locked and First Person View FPV. Please see the video.
So, as you can no doubt gather, I am very impressed with this camera. Hats off to DJI for producing such a brilliant product. It certainly ticks all of the boxes as far as I am concerned and I love it.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 17, 2018Size: DJI Osmo PocketVerified Purchase
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Alert: The product is completely dead after 3 months of usage
Reviewed in India on August 13, 2021Size: DJI Osmo PocketVerified Purchase
Alert: The product is completely dead after 3 months of usage
Reviewed in India on August 13, 2021
Please don't buy this product. I bought it and it's completely dead after 3 months usage. It doesn't power on at all. There is no warranty available. We are being duped or such a huge amount. I am logging complain with Amazon.
Reviewed in India on August 13, 2021
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