DJI Osmo Action 4 Low Light with Gimbal

[@escaperoute1312]

Makes perfect sense use the Gimbal instead of stabilization and no crop in, your the first person smart enough to do this 👍🏽and less digital noise

[@hugogamelas]

Thank your for your comment. Indeed its the best way to use the Action 4 in low light, without getting the jitters. There are cheap and small gimbals that would be good enough to get decent night footage while traveling with the Action 4. It is possible to get ok footage handheld, but its allways a trading game, more stable shots means darker image, better exposed images lead to some jitters... Also, removing the lens protector, and replacing it with the lens hood that has no glass, is a major improvement in regards to the ugly flares the Action 4 produces normally.

[@Kunal0915]

Which gimbal did you use? Good useful video? Did you turn the E stabiliser on the camera totally off? Did you use the 180° shutter angle?

[@hugogamelas]

Hey, its a Manfrotto MV200 Gimbal, Rocksteady was off, and no 180º rule, the shutter was on auto 1/25 to 1/8000 (given the lighting conditions would be always around 1/25 with the iso at 3200 (which was also auto from 100 to 3200). The footage is pretty acceptable in these conditions, imo.

[@ardeepdas612]

What gimbal did you use?

[@hugogamelas]

Hello, I used a Manfrotto MVG220. Thanks for watching!

[@imboredDB]

Awesome!😮😊