DJI Pocket 2 // CREATIVE SHOTS (Cinematic Video, Timelapses & Light Painting) // Freewell ND filter

[@loicba]

What is your favorite use case for ND filters?

[@freematrix1425]

Those light trails were pretty awesome.

[@loicba]

@@freematrix1425 thanks! It's been a while I wanted to do some but never ended up doing any... I didn't have an excuse anymore when doing this video 😉

[@abhish2780]

You're amazing at explaining things. Could be a teacher!

[@loicba]

Thank you! 😃

[@PatrickRambles]

I recently picked one of these up, been watching lots of reviews, to speed up the learning curve. This is by far the best one I've seen. Great job, subbed.

[@loicba]

I am glad to hear it helped you getting started! 😃

[@ExploringWorldYouTube]

Hello, thanks for your interesting video and thanks to share it. I need to ask a question please. I only make documentaries in 4K 50p on sunny days. Since it doesn't make much sense to use an ND filter with high framerate and Automatic Exposure, I was thinking to buy a CPL filter and always leave it on, without removing it. I like an image that is a little more contrasted, crispier and with more colour. I use D-Log M, do you think I'll get what I want with CPL filter? Thanks

[@loicba]

If you are filming in D-Log on a bright day, I don't think the CPL filter will change much. I would color correct the video afterwards to get the most colors out of the shot. The CPL could help with reflection but won't really change much else on a sunny day. I actually think a ND filter would be better, it will help lower the automatic shutter speed and the nice motion blur will be more noticeable. With that being said, there's no right or wrong. If you like the look of a CPL, go for it!

[@ExploringWorldYouTube]

I thank you foryour reply. But if I shoot in 4K 50p I don't think I will get any motion blur. It is a high fps.

[@murshismiracle]

which camera u r using in this video as selfie vlog which is superb blur

[@fndesignstudio]

superbbbb light photography

[@loicba]

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

[@JuusoHoo]

Nice and a lot of info her you got!!! I bought also some filters, can you explain what is the difference between CPL, MCUV and ND ? And does the automatic iso have to be off when using - I have a hunch the automatic iso compensates some of the filter effect.. or? Thanks for an easy explanation.

[@loicba]

CPL = Cross polarization filter - It allows to remove reflection (in water, windows, etc.) and produces more saturated green and blue colours. MCUV = Mutli-coated UV filter - Most people simply use it as a lens protector because it has no visible effects on the image. The only advantage it that it will reduce flare from UV light. ND = Neutral density filter - It used to remove de amount of light that comes in. This allow to respect the 180 degree rule (double your framerate) to get natural motion blur. No, I use the automatic ISO all the time and it works great. Just make sure that the metering (top left corner) is at 0.0. If it’s above or below, you need to change your ND filter.

[@mumbaicinematic6026]

Good Presentation !

[@loicba]

Glad you liked it!

[@crowby1964]

I'm finding more thing to try with my dji pocket 2 just from your videos.. thank you

[@loicba]

Great to hear! The next one is about astrophotography with the DJI Pocket cameras ✨⭐️ I am having a hard time finding things I cannot do with it 😛

[@piamadison5539]

Is this camera more efficient than just using a gimbal with smart phone? Thanks. I am a total camera and android user.

[@loicba]

It depends what is efficient for you. For me yes, I can have the camera in my pocket and pull it out and within 2 seconds I am shooting. If you are asking if the gimbal is as good, no but for me that’s not a big problem as it’s good enough!

[@piamadison5539]

@@loicba thank you for your response.

[@MrVincent97133]

big thanks for the tuto , i order mine and waiting for it

[@loicba]

You're welcome! Hope you enjoy it! I still love it 2 years later :)

[@adriennecollier3760]

How do you know which Freewell ND to use at night?

[@loicba]

I would never use a ND filter at night! You are reducing the available light by using an ND filter, if the light is already limited, you don't want to block it even more.

[@Walktravelandexplore]

Very informative. Thank you so much...

[@piamadison5539]

Just subbed. Nice video.

[@loicba]

Thanks for the support!

[@giminirush77]

What nd filter number can you recommend for 4k60fps shutterspeed 1/120 in a sunny day?

[@loicba]

I can't give an exact number, that's not how it works. You could need an ND16 just like you could need an ND64. You have to put an ND on and see how it looks (make sure the ISO stays low)

[@dana_and_kris]

Very cool contest ! Thanks :)

[@loicba]

Thanks for watching!

[@noztravel7367]

This is so useful!! Thanks for sharing:)

[@loicba]

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful! 😍

[@blizzer44]

hello, when you do your blur photos with the lights, do you have an ND 1000 filter?

[@loicba]

If think I only had an ND8! It really trial and error because it will depend on the environmental lighting.

[@harshvardhan939]

Great video bro Keep it up buddy I hope you reach 100k subs really soon

[@loicba]

Thank you so much 😀

[@andrewpolak5336]

OMG. I've watched so many videos about ND Filters, but they could never really explain how to use them properly. Your video made it so easy to understand. I feel like l can confidently buy a set now. Thanks again for a great video and I'm so impressed, you have a new subscriber. Looking forward to going through your back catalogue. Cheers. 👍

[@loicba]

Happy to hear that! 😀 You should probably start by this one where I talk about how shutter speed and framerates are related: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maipnJ6rj558g5Y

[@cornpop780]

Complete video man. Subbed!

[@loicba]

Thanks for the sub!

[@ExploringtheWorld]

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@loicba]

Thanks! Happy you enjoyed it!

[@twinninjaryun536]

great content, ty for the info

[@loicba]

You're welcome! 😄

[@jyotinyc1313]

I am wondering when I should use nd filters vs nd/pl filters. Then there’s different filters 4k series, E series etc. I am confused which one should I buy. I am totally new in videography. I need filters for Dji pocket 2.

[@loicba]

Neutral Density (ND) filters = sunglasses - they make the image darker. This is mostly used to respect the 180° rule (double your framerate) to create natural motion blur. Polarized (PL) Filters = remove (some) reflections and make the greens and blues in the image more saturated. If you are totally new in videography, don't buy filter yet. What is important is composition, storytelling and understanding how every single setting on your camera impacts what you are trying to tell. This is a commun mistake for beginner that want all the best equipment when starting without first taking the time to learn how to tell a compelling story (it's definitely a mistake I made!) The day you will need these filters, you will understand which one you need and why 🙂

[@jyotinyc1313]

Thank you so much for your advice

[@mk1photography62]

I have the old pocket and just ordered the Freewell Variable ND just a second ago

[@loicba]

I am curious to know how they will perform! I preferred choosing the fixed ND because I was scared of vignetting with VND. Let's me know how they are when you get them!

[@ddc5872]

So we can't have motion blur and a perfect exposure at the same time, unless we use an ND filter? Pis si dans mon shot ya pas d'objets qui bougent si vite que ça, c tu possible de sacrifier le motion blur? À faible vitesse (gnr marcher, and panning over un paysage), messemble que motion blur ou gittery shots, ca se voit pas tant.

[@loicba]

Je ne suis pas certain ce que tu veux dire par "perfect exposure"? Du motion blur c'est pas un requis, c'est bien pour donner une "cinematic look" puisque c'est la même règle qu'ils utilisent dans le monde professionnel. J'utilise probablement des filtres 75% du temps, l'autre 25% je fais juste augmenter mon shutter speed et probablement que personne le réalise 😉 Comme tu l'as dit, dans des scènes avec peu de mouvement, du motion blur ne va pas vraiment changer grand chose.

[@ddc5872]

@@loicba Qd je parlais de perfect exposure, je pensais au fait que tu es overblown à 4:18 à cause que t'as pas de ND filter. Désolé, ya peut ê qqch que jcatch pas, jmy connais pas vrm! Ds le fond, ma qs ct, avec n'importe quelle cam (dslr, phone, pocket 2, et autres), on peut tu avoir du motion blur et pas de overblown images (basically, a nice image) sans utiliser de ND filter? Jsais pas si c plus clair! Jcrois que tu as répondu à ma qs déjà, pcq si t'utilises pas de ND filter 25% du tps, c srm pcq t'arrives à avoir des vidéos qui ont de l'allure. Mais pour ce faire, t'ajustes ton shutter speed, ce qui est srm ds les pro settings. Ecq les caméras en général peuvent ajuster automatiquement les paramètres (gnr shutter speed) pr avoir motion blur et tout, ou faut vrm aller ds les pro/manual settings (ou avoir un ND filter)? Jsais que ma qs peut ê pas claire, bizarre or wtv... j'apprécie déjà vrm ta rép, et surtout ton contenu!

[@loicba]

@@ddc5872 C'est complexe comme réponse. 1, Du motion blur c'est juste pour des vidéos. Pour des photos, le fait que ce soit parfaitement net est généralement souhaitable. 2. Oui et non pour ta question par rapport à si tu peux avoir du motion blur sans filtre ND. Oui, puisque si c'est assez noir (en soirée, à l'intérieur, dans la forêt, etc.), ajouter un filtre ne sert à rien. Par contre, dehors durant la journée c'est pratiquement impossible d'avoir du motion blur sans un filtre. 3. Aucune caméra ajuste manuellement pour du motion blur, c'est quelque chose d'avancé puisqu'il faut comprendre la relation entre framerate, shutter speed et exposure. Je ne sais pas si tu l'as vu, mais j'ai une vidéo avec des animations qui explique mieux ça: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maipnJ6rj558g5Y. 4. C'est particulièrement difficile d'avoir du motion sur des petites caméras (téléphone, dji pocket, action cam, etc.) puisque la majorité du temps leur ouverture (aperture) est fixe à environ f2.0 (donc beaucoup de lumière rentre en tout temps). Sur un DSLR tu peux changer l'aperture mais ça réduit le flou d'arrière plan (bokeh) donc c'est rarement la solution voulue.

[@ddc5872]

@@loicba Wow c complexe mais tlm fascinant, merci pr la réponse! Donc, si je laisse auto-settings ds n'importe quelle cam, la qlté de vidéo est pas "professionnelle" de par l'absence systématique de motion blur, c tjs gittery? Cette différence, ca parait tu aux yeux de monsieur madame tt le monde? (selon moi pas vrm, jconnais personne avec un filtre ND et personne a l'air de remarquer la présence ou absence de motion blur)

[@loicba]

Oui et non, comme je le dis souvent le contenu et l'audio sont le plus important, les reste ne dérange pas vraiment. La majorité du monde ne fait pas de différence entre du 720p et du 4k... Ceci dit si tu filme exactement la même chose avec ou sans motion blur, la majorité du monde va probablement dire que la version avec du motion blur "feel" plus réel. Mais bon, c'est beaucoup de trouble pour peu de différence. Matti Happooja (un de mes KZbinr préféré) vient de filmer tous ses vlogs de son récent voyage sans aucun filtre et honnêtement je ne l'ai pas réalisé ça jusqu'à temps qu'il le mentionne puisque je ne pensais pas vraiment à regarder ça...

[@mash3an-kwt959]

Amazing

[@loicba]

Thanks!

[@andres11121961]

Just purchased the pocket 2, but about to return it, because all videos are grainy, even at 400 iso, after that is unusable. Can someone help?

[@loicba]

Where are you shooting? Is it inside? Outside? How much light do you have? What are you settings? In good lighting conditions, I never have any problems. I can even get some clean shots at ISO 1600 at night with some decent lighting on my subject.

[@andres11121961]

@@loicba inside my house, a lots of window lights, very bright

[@andres11121961]

@@loicba tried 24p @50 and 200 iso and still noise

[@loicba]

Did you try shooting outside? If it's still very grainy, that would be a problem. Inside do you have any filters on?

[@jamiehuxtable4713]

how is the dji pocket 2 in cold weather

[@loicba]

Not great 😥The autofocus system stops working at around -10℃. It stars hunting for focus forever. If I need to use it, I heat the gimbal with my hand (it takes like 5 minutes) and then I can shoot for another 10-15 minutes but it's annoying. I have a lens warmer similar to this one: amzn.to/2M1zUid. I want to test it with the Pocket 2 to see if it can help.

[@a.b.5757]

What about Neewer Filters? They are cheaper than Freewall

[@loicba]

I checked a few reviews and they were never as good, especially the wide angle angle ones. I always say that's worth paying for good filters because they will modify how your image looks (either in good way or bad one). Freewell is also specialized in making lenses where Neewer makes all kinds of accessories.

[@a.b.5757]

@@loicba why you don't mention polarpro filters?

[@loicba]

Because your questions was about Neewer and Freewell filters. I actually own a pack of Polar Pro ND filters and talked about them in my accessories video for the DJI Osmo Pocket. I honestly don't see much difference between Freewell and Polar Pro ND filters.

[@a.b.5757]

@@loicba do you own cinematographer or standard series?

[@loicba]

@@a.b.5757 Standard Series. One advantage is that they are bigger so it's easier to get them on/off of the camera.

[@vickneswaran198]

Great content mate😀

[@loicba]

Thanks! 😀

[@RyanTurnerPerformanceFunnels]

Great video

[@loicba]

Glad you think so!

[@louieg9508]

Great Video . Thank you very much for the Tips! new sub

[@loicba]

Glad to hear you liked the tips and thanks for the follow!

[@CrashRyanPhotos]

Cool video! Question: I just bought the Creator Combo version but the battery life is not good. Can you recommend a battery extender/charger stick to keep it going while I am recording?

[@loicba]

Sorry for the late reply, I like this one: kit.co/loic.bellemare.alford/youtube-gear/anker-powercore-1300. It's a little bit old, Anker has some newer ones with fast charging.

[@MrRaychard123]

2nd , any advice on how to improve the audio on the pocket? planning to get the zoom H1N The thing with using ND filters to get that 180 deg rule most people watching videos don't even know about it and doesn't care.

[@loicba]

If you have the Pocket 2, the wireless microphone seems to compress a lot the audio, it's already better if you plug the microphone directly in the camera. It definitely will be better using an external microphone and recorder. I know most people don't know about the 180° rule but they definitely should care if they are making videos! I also wanted to show that there is more to ND filters than just motion blur in video 🙂

[@MrRaychard123]

@@loicba I'm still using the old dji osmo pocket, it's been a year with me. Not sure if getting the pocket 2 is worth it. Like should I get the base model $349 + zoom H1N ($99) or the pocket 2 creator combo $500+

[@loicba]

@@MrRaychard123 If you planning to buy the Zoom H1N, I wouldn't buy the DJI Pocket 2. The main reason to upgrade is the wireless microphone but the Zoom H1N will deliver better audio. The Osmo Pocket also has more depth of field, better active track and easier colors to color grade.

[@Ozpeter]

The Pocket 2 internal mics are excellent for capturing a 360 degree soudfield, and rotating it to match the angle of the lens. The pickup pattern can be changed to front, or front and back, or all round. There's also a quite useful audio zoom function and you can also choose mono or stereo or wind noise on or off, plus level control. Chief issue is that there's no easy way to avoid wind noise (though some have sucesfully used DIY screens). Personall I have tried an external stereo mic with 'dead kitten' and it worked well, and I am about to try using a Zoom H2N with its five mics producing surround sound like the built in mics, but it will accept a normal 'dead kitten' over the whole unit. You can use it as a mic only, or as a recorder. A zoom H1N will give you good stereo sound with your Pocket 1, but you will have to combine the audio and video afterwards - not really hard, but somewhat tedious. Choices, choices...

[@MrRaychard123]

@@Ozpeter if only I don't own the old pocket

[@Ozpeter]

Excellent tutorial. Personally I use just one variable filter to avoid carrying a set and having to swap them as required.

[@loicba]

Thanks! 🙂That's a good idea, especially when we know the lighting conditions won't change much!

[@poco_films]

I wonder how did you get getting great photos with it. I just don't know what is wrong with Pocket 2. I've been using it for a week now, so I'm using the latest firmware update. But I found out that the photo quality is horrible. I have tried using every best mode it has, use the manual mode, setting up to the best result it can give, just to make sure I'll get the best quality out of it. But sadly, the result turned out to be so bad. It's so grainy, lack of details and not up to the supposed quality at all. Even my Poco F2 Pro in auto mode can give me much better result than the pocket 2. How is that? Yes, we get great results for videos, but for photo, it produces bad quality I just cannot understand. Please help. Thanks!

[@loicba]

The picture quality straight out of the camera for photos is pretty bad. I use the RAW and post-process all the photos I take with the Pocket 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGHMnKeOhNt0qdk. Also avoid using the 64MP mode, use the 16 MP. The reason is that when you take a 16MP photo, it uses pixel binding which mean it merge the value of four pixel into one making the results a lot cleaner!

[@poco_films]

@@loicba Will definitely try your suggestion. Thanks for quick reply bro. Always enjoy watching your video logs.

[@freematrix1425]

Quality content again. Kudos 👍

[@loicba]

Much appreciated! 😍

[@freematrix1425]

@@loicba I really hope your channel takes off.

[@loicba]

It's already starting to grow! I have a lot of content planned for the next year and hope people will enjoy it 🙂

[@freematrix1425]

@@loicba Please keep releasing Smartphone Camera content if possible. I feel like this year there's gonna be a lot of really good camera smartphones.

[@loicba]

@@freematrix1425 I definitely will do!

[@DeepakKumar-ik7ee]

Should I purchase it ? I want to start my travel vlog youtube channel.

[@loicba]

Yes, it's a great camera for a travel vlog! It's small and compact, but also very good image quality and useful features like a wireless microphone and wide-angle lens.

[@DeepakKumar-ik7ee]

Thanks buddy 😊

[@Ozpeter]

See the many examples on KZbin where people just walk around with the camera providing a picture of their part of the planet to the rest of the world. Works well, especially with the immersive surround sound.

[@mycelebration5242]

Great reviews 👌👍 thanks

[@loicba]

You're welcome! 😃

[@a.b.5757]

Hey Loic, Have you tested side by side polarpro cine and DJI filters side by side? Is there any difference? Polar Pro are 3 times more expensive than DJI...

[@loicba]

I don't own the PolarPro cine ND filters, so no. In my other tests, the Freewell filter have slightly more saturated colors but that probably the polarizing filter that is affecting the shot. I didn't test ND only filters from Freewell so I can't tell for sure which one is better.

[@MuhlisErtugrul]

Amazing content, thanks! A question, I'm using Osmo Pocket 1. So there is no AutoMaxISO option, what could I do? Like for day-to-night timelapses.

[@loicba]

Just leave it on fully auto or just set everything manually. For a day to night, you will want to make the day part a little bit darker to have the night part a little bit brighter. You should do some test to find the right settings.

[@rodimousa9503]

Great video 😃

[@loicba]

Thanks! 😍

[@jyotinyc1313]

By the way, your videos have awesome quality❤️

[@loicba]

Thank you so much 😁

[@nr_creations]

Well done, mate! really awesome video! keep it up! :-) cheers

[@nr_creations]

i wanted to ask - is it also possible to do "light painting" in video Mode? :-)

[@loicba]

Thanks! No it's not possible because the minimum exposure time is 1/25 of a second (if you are shooting at 24 fps). You could do some light painting in timelapse mode if you want a video!

[@nr_creations]

@@loicba Awesome, thanks for your fast reply and help! :-)

[@tinmar1592]

Excellent video Loic, Greetings from 👉 Argentina 🇦🇷 Buenos Aires 😅

[@loicba]

Thanks from Canada 🇨🇦

[@icomarv17]

Did you notice any color shifts using this brand of ND filters? Have you used other brands?

[@loicba]

Yes, I have PolarPro filtera (that I bought with my own money) and these from Freewell. They both have a slight color cast but it's very noticeable. The color cast because more visible if your use the polarized filter on the Freewell filter.

[@icomarv17]

@@loicba thank you for responding. Which one do you recommend on getting between the two? Polor Pro or the Freewell? Amazing content btw!

[@il86.]

Спасибо! Заказал себе такие фильтры )

[@loicba]

Thanks!

[@markwildphotography]

Freewell do dope shit man! You’re content is class mate, appreciate the hard work ✌🏻

[@loicba]

Thanks! Yes, I was a little skeptical at the beginning because they weren't really well know but they time after time that they produce high quality filters and lenses!

[@Maile-bb1zp3hs8t]

Thanks 👍😊

[@loicba]

Welcome 😊

[@misterg1157]

Loic, you have a superb presenting style. Your videos too are excellent - thank you. I discovered you yesterday and subscribed. I believe this video by someone else accidentally demonstrates so many things that you talk about in this video. The moment it starts (with a time lapse), I thought “there’s no motion blur” - the water and vehicles are both choppy. As the video progresses, he reveals his settings - 24 FPS and a shutter speed 1/80th of a second instead of 1/50th. He comments that it’s overexposed as he drops the shutter speed from the correct exposure of 1/120th of a second to 1/80th - having watched your video, I thought “he needs an ND filter”. I don’t mean to criticise him (I’m not - I’m learning from you and him) but I’d appreciate knowing if I’m right - are the cars and water choppy in your opinion? The video is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWS9eKuQmL6cj68. Thanks. Keep up the superb videos.

[@loicba]

Thanks, it's much appreciated! 😊 I just checked and you are right, he definitely needs some ND filters to make the timelapse look better 😉 I see two errors with what he has done: 1. 1/80s doesn't blur anything, the water and the cars are relatively sharp (for comparison, my timelapses had a shutter speed of around 1/4s to 1/2s) 2. When using the RAW photo recording, the minimum interval is 4 seconds. Combine that with a shutter speed of around 1/80 and we are missing almost 4 seconds between every photo. With that much time, the cars don't appear to be moving: they pop in and out of the frame. It's an annoying limitation from the DJI Pocket 2 but it's important to keep in mind. For example, in my timelapse of the sunset or the waterfall, it wasn't a problem because nothing moves fast enough and the blur "hides" the fact that we are missing frames. It's not perfect but it also works on the highway shots because the fast motion + exaggerated blur make it look chaotic (but still natural) because our brain process it as us moving really fast!

[@loicba]

Oh also, when making a timelapse the rule of "double your framerate" doesn't work anymore. I usually go around 1/10 to 1s second depending on the amount of blur I want. The faster the output of the timelapse/hyperlapse will be, the longer the shutter speed should be to create more blur.

[@misterg1157]

@@loicba Thanks. See, I’m learning from you! As you say that when using the RAW photo recording, the minimum interval is 4 seconds, I’m intrigued to know how you would have performed the same time lapse (the one of that bridge and river). Would you have done it in something other than RAW so that you could select a shorter time interval? If so, roughly what settings would you have used? Also, I’m not sure what you mean by “the faster the output of the timelapse will be...”. Do you mean the faster the objects are moving (in this case the river and the cars) or the shorter the time interval between frames? Thanks for educating me.

[@loicba]

Nice to hear that! I am still learning too; I might not be 100% right on everything I say. If I have something moving fast, like cars, I don't use RAW but it's okay with the water if you use a ND filters. There are two solutions: 1. Use a 1/25s shutter and use a 0.5s interval. This should be enough to slightly blur the cars and the small interval will avoid having huge gaps. 2. Use a 1/2s shutter to create lots of blur and use an interval of 2s. You will still be missing frames but everything that is moving will be quite blurry making it look a lot better. I meant that if that if you are taking a timelapses (let's say 10 minutes), you will need more blur if your interval is higher (let's say 10s - output 2s video) than if your interval is short (let's say 0.5s - output 50s video) because everything in the first one will appear to be moving a lot faster, hence more blur will make it look a lot more natural!

[@misterg1157]

@@loicba (This comment is really for anyone like me who is learning). Here’s another example of someone apparently getting it wrong - a time lapse of Hong Kong. It’s interesting seeing the difference (in the same video) between the time lapse of boats (moving slowly so the video is less choppy) and cars (moving fast, very choppy). It’s interesting seeing your advice in action - or not in action in this case - and seeing the effect. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqbYaGtvopiWnbM I’m only coming across these videos as I’m watching them to learn.

[@cheesecake4648]

I really don't understand why people prefer motion blur. Even the snow looked fantastic falling down with no blur. Many promote that brand, but many of us don't have the money. I will go with PGYTECH.

[@loicba]

It's an historic reason of how films have been always made (it's the closest to what the eye sees in the real world). With that being said, if you are like a gamer, they always prefer no motion blur and faster framerates...

[@wormerthings]

Great video!! Learning a lot by this one. 😁😁 By the way I did sub your channel. Keep the good work going. 🖐🖐🇳🇱🇳🇱

[@loicba]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@wormerthings]

@@loicba your'e welcome. 😁😁 I have a question to. Is the controler wheel compatible with the pocket 2 ? 😁😁

[@loicba]

@@wormerthings yes! All the accessories form the Osmo Pocket works with the Pocket 2

[@wormerthings]

@@loicba Thanks for your quick response. 😁 Then I think I should give my wife a sweet look. 😁😁

[@hennyncok31]

thank you so much, your videos are amazing and are really helping me understand how to use my DJI pocket 2 more...please take a look at my work and soon one day i will be able to be on this level of creativity

[@loicba]

Glad to hear my videos are helping you out!

[@Norul_Amin85]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@loicba]

thanks! 😍

[@menehune87]

First😁👋

[@loicba]

Nice!

[@TheCytb]

this is a commercial of ND filters more than a cinematic shot video

[@loicba]

The video is about creative technique. ND filters are a very important creative tool and especially an important tool for cinematic video. I was not paid or asked to make this video, I just thought it would be interesting to share...

[@VSonbike]

Suggestions : Your tittles are too nerdy (sorry) you try to explain everything in your title...my suggestion is keep small but attractive title

[@loicba]

Thanks for the feedback! I agree with you Veeren, but the algorithm doesn't 😥KZbin values the keywords in the title a lot. This video is getting most of its view from search results where keywords are extremely important.

[@VSonbike]

@@loicba You keep doing great stuff... people will follow you👍

[@toriant36]

DJI POCKET 2 MIMO APP IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH CERTAIN PHONES. DON'T BUY IF YOUR PHONE IS NOT ON THE LIST OR BE PREPARED TO BORROW YOUR FRIEND'S (COMPATIBLE) PHONE OR BUY A NEW, COMPATIBLE PHONE. CORPORATE BS.

[@loicba]

I am sorry to hear that 😥 Even tho I don't recommend it because of the security risks, did you try to sideload the app using APK Mirror or a similar site?

[@toriant36]

@@loicba Thank you for your sensible and intelligent response (as opposed to some other responses I've read). I tried this yesterday, and it still did not work. I am traveling now (in a place where purchasing another phone is not easy), so when I am back home I will purchase a Google Pixel. Fortunately I found someone with a compatible phone so I can at least *use* the DJI Pocket 2, but for someone new to purchasing this type of tech, I feel that making this point in review videos will help new consumers make critical decisions.