DJI Osmo Pocket 3 vs Canon XA70 | Test Footage | Low Light

DJI Osmo Pocket 3 vs Canon XA70 | Low Light Detailed Comparison

[@csamd9049]

Good test. But at the end where it was dark, the Lolight mode turned on on the XA70 and the frame rate became low. I would do it a little differently, turn on a shutter speed of 1/24 or 1/25, maybe 1/20 (at such a shutter speed there is no pronounced strobe in static scenes) and limit the maximum gain to 27 or 30db

[@devices-review]

I had to stay close to the pocket 3 exposure, the setting mentioned may be good for other lights situations but here faster that 1/12" would make it very dark with 28db or so, here is a video I played with exposure in different situation kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmmWYnuCgriJisUsi=_YHxX6tLPGkyz4jW&t=476

[@csamd9049]

@@devices-review I think that in a night scene you don't need to do so much gain to make it bright and close to Osmo Pocket 3. Let the image be darker and closer to reality, but at the same time sharper. This image should look better. Therefore, a shutter speed of 1/20 or 1/24 and db gain as low as possible will make the photo better. (1/12 is still not enough, 1/20 is already enough and in static scenes it is not noticeable)