dji osmo pocket 2 manual settings| Cinematic video

[@DCPImages]

Brilliantly clear explanation! Thanks!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thank you so much ! I'm trying LOL . Your comment means a lot . Regards Bill

[@cesarkero]

I guess this is the definition of a perfect tutorial

[@billbuckleytutorials]

I'm glad you enjoyed it & thanks for the kind words. All the best!

[@bigwilllilwlllgamingagains6833]

This guy is a beast wow! Best tutorial I have ever seen hands down. Thanks a Million

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Wow! Thanks for your kind words... All the best Bill

[@siamesefightingfish2861]

Bill, you made so much information extremely digestible for someone who just pulled their first camera out of the box. Thanks!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thanks so much for the kind words! & you are very welcome glad you liked it

[@daltonkamotevlogs]

Thank you very informative for a beginner like me.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome!

[@BurikBedrijfswagens]

First time someone explanes it simple. Thanks for this information and have a nice day

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thanks so much for the comment. Glad you enjoyed it. Regards Bill

[@rajhanravi]

Thanks Bill! I just ordered Pocket 2 and waiting for it to be delivered tomorrow. You video helped me a lot to understand the operations of pocket 2 much better

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Great glad it helped . Check out out Pocket 2 course on our website covers everything about the pocket 2. www.billbuckleytutorials.com/ Cheers Bill

[@creavidibedrijfsfilm]

Thanks so much to explain this in a well-understandable way. As a non-english Belgian national, the slowly explaining made me follow your tutorial correct and as of now, I will stick to PRO mode.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thanks so much for your comments! Yes pro mode gives you more adjustments . All the best!

[@dipdas7739]

Excellent Tutorial Sir ... Looking for many more. Thanks Bunch.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome! We have a Brand new ( Sep 2024 ) 230+ video course on Master Class on the DJI Pocket 2 & 3!!. Setup/ filming/editing/sound effects/Color grading … it has it all! Check it out on our website www.billbuckleytutorials.com

[@spartandude492]

A lot of good pointers. Thank's for sharing this.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome!

[@vanessaashleyokeke]

Thank you so much for this informative video!!! I learned a lot

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome.. All the best

[@sadiqueshaikh6335]

Gr8 work Sir.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thanks ... I appreciate it

[@Mz-dv1do]

Great video!!! Thank you

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thanks.. Glad you enjoyed it. All the Best Bill Check out the full course on the DJI pocket at our website billbuckleytutorials.com

[@Michael-NZ]

Thanks Bill, its a great camera , I keep coming back to it over more sophisticated camera for ease of use, portability and gimbal

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Yes , me to. It's so portable Thanks Michael.

[@adonian]

Gonna order anamorphic lens and nd filters for mine. I just ordered a Dji II

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Nice ...enjoy them!

[@estebansegura6204]

Great video!!, thank you!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Your very welcome!

[@canofanger]

Right from the start I knew this was going to be a very good video. Best presentation I've seen.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thanks so much that really means a lot!... All the best Bill

[@lifeofjunaid]

easiest tutorial for pro shots, amazing ND explanation and 180 deg rule, amazing!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Muhammad: Thank you for the kind words . I'm glad you enjoyed it . There is a lot more coming like this . Regards Bill

[@enpappa]

Finally someone who can explain this fact so it's possible to understand. Excellent video!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Jari: Thanks so much for the kind words. Glad it helped!

[@pranayarolkar]

nice explanation of shutter speed, very informative video .....keep it up !!!!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Pranay : Thank you for the nice comment! Regards Bill

[@torahtangela]

Absolute best explanation I've heard

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thanks very much! regards Bill

[@asirisjoy]

thank you!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome my friend.

[@kieronthomas3]

Finally I am starting to understand it all!! Thanks so much

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Kieron: LOL I know exactly how you feel . Glad it helped. Regards Bill

[@zefloresta]

Thanks Bill! That helped a lot Greetings from Brazil

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Hi Jose : I'm glad it helped . All the best BIll

[@Nomadsou]

wow that was so so helpful! Thanks a lot Bill :)!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are so very welcome!

[@MrScottmccarthy]

Is there a feature on the Osmo where you can see how much record time is left and how do I get to it?????

[@billbuckleytutorials]

On the main screen you have 2 icons . Top right shows you your battery charge ( a full battery will give you 82 mins of continuous filming) and the bottom right shows you How much data you have left on your memory card ( so your time will depend on whether you shoot in 4K or 1080P and the battery life)

[@HitchandHitched]

Wow, I’ve been watching so many tutorials and I’m always confused on how to use the shutter speed and ISO but this is the best explanation and I understand clearly. Thank you so much for this video and looking forward to see more videos❤❤

[@billbuckleytutorials]

I am so glad it helped. Yes all this camera stuff can become confusing. All the best ..Bill

[@adriennecollier3760]

This was great! Thank you for explaining ND Filters as you did!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Adrienne : You are so very welcome . I appreciate the comment!

[@ralex6786]

Cool video. I just got a pocket 2 and i have no real filming experience. I was filming today outside in Spain, 40 degree hot sunny day. I used a nd 32. Picture looked good. But when i switched to the wide angle lens and removed the nd i didn't really notice any huge change, it still looked good even though it was a crazy sunny day. I was in auto mode not manual though. Basically my point is why didn't i see a huge difference with and without the nd. Thanks 👍

[@billbuckleytutorials]

That's because when you removed the ND and in auto mode. Your shutter became a lot faster to compensate for the sunny day. That's fine . But if you have a lot of moving items like cars /people etc . The motion blur will be a little more "jittery" Both methods are fine . Just be aware that having an ND filter on the shutter doesn't have to so fast to help block the light! Check out our DJI masterclass www.billbuckleytutorials.com/ Enjoy this amazing little camera

[@ralex6786]

@@billbuckleytutorials thanks so much

[@UrbanExplorerBKK]

I appreciate all the tutorial videos, especially the ones for the Pocket 2. The lessons I learned from your videos helped me tremendously in creating my KZbin episodes Thank you so much Bill 😊

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thank you so much for that!. it truly means a lot to me . Best regards Bill

[@alanpfahler1707]

Another great video. You explain things in terms that are easy to understand. Thank you!!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Alan: Thanks for the nice comment. Much appreciated

[@ebikecnx7239]

Very good explanation. Great tips, thanks!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome!

[@cypherLabs]

Great video. Now i understand why my videos doesn't have a proper motion flow. Thanks for this great information, So much information in a single video.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

I am glad you enjoyed it. Yes all this shutter speed vs motion blur stuff can get confusing. This is actually a small part of a much larger online course I have coming up.!!

[@dronature]

Very beautiful video! Such amazing work buddy ;)

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Dronature : Thanks so much for the comment. I really appreciate it!

[@kiranch7172]

Hi sir. I am a beginner, which one is good for my youtube videos please suggest me.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You can shoot in 30fps. If you are outside use an ND filter .

[@kiranch7172]

Thank you so much sir..

[@Johnny-hq3cd]

great video. Question: when filming while walking on a sunny day, with moving people in the shot, would you suggest using nd filters to get the best quality? or is it possible to do this without the filters?

[@billbuckleytutorials]

In a pinch you would be fine if you don't have an ND filter . As the software will increase your shutter to compensate exposure. However it's a good habit to put an ND filter on any time your outside on a bright day. so either way your covered.. One good way to test this is film some moving cars etc outside without an ND . Your shutter speed will increase .( people don't usually move as fast to make a difference ) Play it back and you will see that the cars have more of a staggered movement vs a smooth movement if using an ND filter! Good Luck! 😀

[@jesielrubio8998]

Great explanation sir!.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Jesiel: Glad you enjoyed it!

[@4K-Observer-Walker]

Very useful tips, indeed. How about recording at night? My videos aren't that so good when I'm filming with my DJI Pocket 2 at nights., although I have watched some really nice videos here on YT. Do you have some video where you explain wich settings to use in this case?

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Nights are always going to be tricky as the sensor is small. The only thing I would suggest is don't let your ISO get above 800 if you can . The higher the ISO the more noise and grain . You have to be picky on what you film at night and try to find areas that have some lights in the scene if possible...

[@4K-Observer-Walker]

@@billbuckleytutorials yeah… very tricky. When ISO goes to 3200 it isn’t nice to watch due to noises. Next time I will set the max. ISO tô 800 and see the result. Many thanks for replying! 👍🏻

[@allstarbury]

So then you recommend nd 32 filter .Day time videos iso max seems also lower than 800 .I was using automode so in vlc player i saw exaclty what i see in this video in my case it was between 100 and 200 .I am using 30 fps Will you recommend any filter to low light? Cheers

[@billbuckleytutorials]

No Low light you don't need any filters

[@bepkororoti2559]

I only have ND16. Could you recommend the setup for the ND16 option?

[@billbuckleytutorials]

ND 16 will be enough depending on how bright the day is. You could simply use the ND 16 and leave your shutter in "Auto". This would mean that the camera will adjust the shutter to get the correct exposure. for your scene. This may not give you the 180 degree shutter rule . But your video may look totally fine. either way the ND16 can't do any harm. If you don't like the final video you need to invest in an ND32 also. ..Good luck!

[@rajeevraul4889]

Fantastic video. To the point content. Thank You!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Rajeev : Thanks so much for that comment. It truly means alot to me ! Regards Bill

[@colinjamesphoto]

Fantastic video I had been struggling with this as was shooting in 60fps, I'll definitely be going 24fps from now, great tutorial!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Thanks Colin . 60fps has it's place if you are going to slow down or speed up footage. Other than that normal shooting is fine at 24 fps. All the best!

[@RodSwansmad]

I’m guessing the ND Filters are an optional extra ? Do dji produce them ?

[@billbuckleytutorials]

DJI do have a set and yes they are extra but I purchased a "magnetic set from Freewell " Freewell ones $69 www.amazon.com/Freewell-Bright-Day-Filters-Compatible/dp/B07L9N5ZGM/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3QRC9NTEFBV2K&keywords=pocket+2+freewell+nd+filters&qid=1662333839&s=electronics&sprefix=pocket+2+frewwell+nd+filters%2Celectronics%2C106&sr=1-3 DJI ones $45 from B & H www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1472799-REG/dji_cp_os_00000009_01_osmo_pocket_nd_filter.html/?ap=y&ap=y&smp=y&smp=y&lsft=BI%3A514&gclid=Cj0KCQjwmdGYBhDRARIsABmSEePvMzDiu513G1ppNqjmQJXu2GHGzIvKiVWS3VFn5gEBn0eqdbehyBIaAi5EEALw_wcB All the best !

[@burtonjames7129]

So to the point.

[@billbuckleytutorials]

LOL I try ..Hope it helped 😀

[@billbuckleytutorials]

This is a sample lesson taken from our new DJI Pocket masterclass. I hope you enjoy it. Tell us in the comments what settings you use. Also if you have the pocket 1 or 2. Consider subscribing to the channel for more like this. A like & comment helps us grow! ( and it's free for you!)

[@Decora_Conmigo]

Muy bien explicado, gracias por la información 👏 Saludos!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Eres muy bienvenido mi amigo!

[@Vyaznikovskyoffroad]

Thanks for this

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome my friend.

[@indiantramptraveler6643]

thanks sir

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You are very welcome my friend!

[@texasmusic_tv]

you rock!

[@billbuckleytutorials]

Dave : Thanks that truly means a lot . All the Best ..Bill

[@philused21]

Setting for recording at night

[@billbuckleytutorials]

You want as much light as posible . slow shutter 1/25 and a higher ISO ( but try to keep it < 1000 ) otherwise it's grainy