LOW LIGHT tips with the DJI OSMO POCKET

[@garystackhouse5787]

I've found that, while there MAY be more grain in D-Cine for any specific ISO setting, because of the better dynamic range, you can shoot with a lower ISO in D-Cine for any given situation, so they cancel each other out.

[@DOHCtorMiguel]

Great video. I just purchased an Osmo Pocket like a week ago and had the latest firmware and didn't know there was an option for 24 fps until I saw this video (6:01) Thank you so much.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. Glad you learned something from this. I have plenty more other Osmo Pocket content you can check out

[@RiggingDoctor]

We use the DJI Oslo for our travel vlog. The colors and stabilization is incredible!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

great job! I love seeing the osmo pocket in use

[@adrianyup4197]

Did not know about the added grain in D-Cine thanks for the heads up :D

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Adrian. Neither did I until I did this testing

[@michaelburnett9438]

I just bought the DJi osmo pocket to team up with my autel evo. I need a zoom cam, too. Probably the FZ300 I'll grab up this month. If I'm ever shooting inside, studio lighting is always used. It's a necessity in my opinion. Outside, once that sun goes into its full setting and I lose the natural lighting, I wrap it up and shut it down. I also don't film outside on gloomy, darkish, cloudy days. That's just me 🤪🤷‍♂️

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for sharing Michael. Cheers for the comment

[@manonstreet]

Thanks, Jason. Really helped me a lot with night time shooting.

[@Stephy_Lau]

I appreciate you did so many osmo pocket’s videos! Thank you so much please don’t forget this little stuff coz there are so many new cameras release recently! Pls pls do more !

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Stephy. There will always be more DJI Osmo Pocket videos produced on this channel :)

[@HIGHOCTANERC]

Thank you so much.This video also worked on a DJI Osmo Action.!!!!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thanks for tuning in Peter. Yes, they are very similar sensors too

[@MrJuanjo1968]

Thnak for this great videao that allow me try to work with tthw Osmo Pocket with low light.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching. I hope it helps you.

[@mataudaraproduction3398]

all the input are useful for me as a Osmo Pocket user. currently i'm using it as my main camera for cinematic videos. Thumbs Up and keep it up Jason Morris.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching! Glad you're making a lot of use out of it

[@BeckersReviews]

Thanks, Osmo pocket is gradually turning into my only camera. It’s good to know these tricks.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thanks for stopping by my bro. We know how good this little thing is

[@canerd.5085]

Great guide thanks for preparing this one. Wonderfully edited too

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for taking to time to watch and comment. Glad you liked the edit

[@houstonprofessionalphotogr2603]

I agree I have found everything you have said to be true. I have the Sony a73 and A7r2 and A7r3 I got the Dji osmo pocket a few weeks ago as a gift from a client started using it as a toy camera meaning like a smartphone after looking more into the camera I have found way to make the footage match my Sony video it's a very good B camera . Thanks as always for you insight

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. The osmo pocket has definitely served more than its purpose in my videos with vlogging and as a B camera

[@rendrasukana2180]

explaining grain with gain. besides knowing about grain, now i know about gain too.

[@brigittaveske8702]

So true, thank you ever so much!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Brigitta :)

[@keviniwuagwu2453]

Thank you for the video, I just got the pocket, and looking at tips like this one to help master the device!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Kevin

[@theproulxfamily5709]

thank so much for all the info...im learning a lot ! just bought my osmo this month and im still testing all that ive learn from u... thanks again

[@88MrGarry]

Great, thank you. The information with the colourprofil ist very helpful.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Hannes. Glad it helped you out

[@iQamarAmerica]

Love your great tips I am new to all this for Osmo pocket. Thank you!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching. Appreciate your comment

[@DMBGoProFilms]

Great video as always Jason Morris, another great program thats costs around $100 and is a plug-in for premiere pro is called Neat Video. It really does an amazing job lowering the noise while keeping the sharpness, Ive used it with my pocket video as well as drone night video.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

awesome. thank you for sharing

[@constablebentonfraser5014]

Dude all your content on the osmo pocket is the best on youtube. Mine will get here next week and I am gonna be well prepared thanks to your content. Keep it up. Top job. Best wishes from UK. Peace.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

legend. Thank you for watching

[@Ronbc000]

Log or similar flat profile, scenes with bright daylight & deep shadows. Normal, best with low light & DR 7 stops.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. Great words Ron

[@abisaiborder]

Thx a lot ! I see lots of noise in my videos with the Sony Rx0 2 in low light. Will apply those tips 😂 and in my osmo pocket too

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

the Rx0 II has a great little sensor too. Apply these tips and you potentially will have better quality

[@jurgeni.6033]

Thanks - Very helpful. Greetings from Old Germany

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. Appreciate the time you take to comment. Anything you would like to see on the channel?

[@bamblaze6174]

Nice jason interesting topic.❤ you , reminded me again with low lights. 👍 I love my Osmo Pocket. 🤞

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching again! Appreciate it. Hope it helped

[@StillWanderer]

This is great... Still understanding the "beast" Osmo. Thanks!

[@AJVLlaxus90]

just bought mine..hope i will try it soon..tq mate

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching

[@MarioScott]

Great video explaining this.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Mario. Hope it helped out

[@MarioScott]

@@JasonMorrisphotocinema help out a lot. I love the osmo pocket and all the tips you have give have been very helpful

[@konradczesnik9155]

+ super fine option and should by perfect :)

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching.

[@Eti1968]

Thanks for your research, bit surprised that you recommend normal in low light but I’ll sure try it.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. I am just surprised by the grain in D-Cinelike profile. I am not a fan of shooting in normal profiles but sometimes it just has to be done

[@Tizeps]

Great video all around, great explanations

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you my friend

[@tizwardo]

Always helps me when I watch one of your lessons 👍

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching. glad it helped

[@grzegorzs5749]

Jason, great tips for Osmo pocket users. Thanks for your experiences with so many different cameras. After your KZbin movies from Amateur I became kind of Proffesionalist ;) Thanks Man. :)

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching mate :)

[@bingbong4848]

Thanks Bro! One of your best yet!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching again :)

[@MuhammadMundir]

Thanks for tips. I love it

[@bestfoodsburgers543]

another absolute banger video

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for tuning in! appreciate it mate

[@deblashbrook3209]

Thank you, massively useful 👍

[@WKANALE]

Jason, thanks for the movie and nice tips.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. Appreciate it

[@rhettosbment2384]

Damn that guitar analogy finally made that click

[@LifeFoodVillageDut]

Good info I have to learn more about Dji Osmo pocket Thank you

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. There is so much to learn :)

[@mauricioasfurtado]

Great tips, thanks.

[@mauricioli3901]

Hi Jason, Thank you this will help me a lot. 👍🏻☕🌋🌴☀️

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Mauricio. Glad it will help

[@Armis71]

Great job on the tips, I see a lot of work on this video. Much appreciated.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching it Kerwin. Yes. I always try to put as much work into my videos as possible

[@dougstraveljournal8614]

Thanks Jason, I found your test of picture profiles vs ISO on the Osmo Pocket very enlightening.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. I hope it helps

[@robovirtuoso1354]

Great visualisation, or "audiolisation" lol (i think auralisation is the right word), of ISO. Also thanks for the advice to use normal picture profile for low-light. This makes sense because D-Cinelike being a logarithmic profile seems primarily intended to capture scenes with very high contrast, whereas low-light scenarios obviously has quite low contrast to begin with. Not sure about this, but it seems the Osmo Pocket is internally bumping up the exposure to match the log profile, that's why there's more noise.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. I would agree. I think they've bumped that ISO to help capture more of the shadows. I guess that is kind of what log profiles usually do

[@jacobn842m]

Amazing channel! Subscribed!

[@virtualpattaya6]

I found the 360° rule also helpful as long as you don't move too much ie: 25 fps @ 1/25 shutter speed

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. That definitely would help under low light. just not great for motion haha

[@kwoknation]

I'm thinking of picking up the Osmo Action over the Pocket, how would you compare the low light performance for both?

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

the osmo pocket has a very slight advantage in low light as it has an aperture of f2.0 over the f2.8 aperture in the osmo action. both have the same sensor

[@aboodzak5783]

really am learning alot thanks full

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching. I am glad you are

[@chaitanyasoorya]

Can u make vid on how to create light trails with osmopocket

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Chaitanya. Great suggestion. I will add this to my collection

[@FUJILA]

Gotta agree and light painting and wire wool painting!!!

[@armandoferreira8790]

Nice video Jason, thanks.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching again Armando

[@travelandexplore7]

Super value, thx!!

[@realMDizzy]

You're stepping up your game!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Haha I am trying. Trying to bring better quality

[@olukz2529]

This video is super helpful and on point, thanks! In particular I didn’t know the D-Cinelike profile introduces so much noise into the video. I would be viewing my Osmo pocket footage on my computer and wondering why it looks so grainy! I’m staying away from D-Cinelike from now on

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. Neither did I. I was surprised when doing all the testing for this video

[@the4thstooge80]

n the Outstanding as always Jason but try to allow a bit more time so we can see the screen on the DJI Osmo before you thumb gets there so we can see exactly where you are starting and ending........keep up the great Vid's all the best to you and the fam !!! Cheers !

[@christopherbreedlove5801]

Great work as always

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Chris. Hope it helped

[@sathyabarathy]

Hi Jason. Great info. I would like to know if there is anyway to have an effective focus or tracking when there are more then one person, if im using Osmo pocket 1.

[@salty_zone]

Thanks for the tips !

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Flo

[@totoroutes5389]

Are you going to make that your main camera for all weddings and corporate videos?

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Unfortunately no. I use my A7iii for my weddings and corporate videos. just doesn't compare to the full frame sony

[@Curtis-Randall]

This was helpful! Thank you

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Curtis. Absolutely glad it helped

[@EwikG]

This is Very informative Thank You!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Ewik. hope you enjoyed that one

[@TheSecretVault]

Denoise in HSL in Premiere doesnt remove Noise on the footage overall its to denoise the HSL selection only.... Try SGrain remove by Sapphire for a GPU accelerated noise cleaner which is great for Chroma noise without desharpening the footage. Theres no reason why you cant go 360@ shutter ie FPS = 25 and shutter = 25... blur is good.

[@imjawads]

5:34 GODOX light with an umbrella please can you share more details about that in reply?

[@bmxbasti]

I also noticed that the noise in auto is much less (but that is what one should expect). But dark areas are also much darker in auto than in d-cinelike. So less noise definitely means much less detail (dynamic range). I also noticed that in d-cinelike, though one preserves more details in the shadows, it comes with a weird color shift (shadows becoming violet). Do you also have this effect?

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. Yes, it does capture more details in the shadows as I believe they increase the internal gain to get more info in the image through the shadows. There definitely is a colour shift. I tried matching the colours in post with reds and just could not match. It seems they have also added some digital sharpening in D-Cinelike

[@palmtide]

Useful tips.

[@amitkrupal1234]

If a person own Sony A6xxx, then is it better to buy Feiyutech G6plus or DJI pocket Osmo for vlogging.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching Amit. It all depends on the size. The a6000 series cameras will produce a better quality image paired with the feiyutech g6 plus

[@amitkrupal1234]

@@JasonMorrisphotocinema Thank you Jason

[@MoeinEsther]

Perfect, This explanation was great. Keep it up.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching :D hope you enjoyed that one

[@BSTPROD-mo6km]

Hi thx for good content , I was waiting to see that close up shots whay you did with osmo pocket but it's ok

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching.

[@rowen680]

Hey Jason nice video. Got a quick question here. What is the different if I shoot 24 fps and shutter speed higher (not double frame rate) vs using ND filter and follow the 180 rule? Is it the footage will be sharped?

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

hi! yes, the footage will look sharper and you wont get smooth motion blur. It may even appear quite choppy. Great for sports though.

[@GlennInocencio]

This is very useful. What if i want to slow down the video? When I tried 25fps and slowed it down by half, the result is not good.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

25fps should be the lowest. you have to film in a higher frame rate to have the ability to slow it down. film in 50fps and slow it down by 50% or even 100fps and slow it down by 25% you will get smooth slow motion providing shutter speed is also double the frame rate

[@Mokamusiclab]

Awesome video !

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thanks for the visit

[@raycatlow7206]

thanks that was so helpful

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching Ray

[@ccjmusic]

When shooting stills I also always shoot in RAW. That way I can reduce the noise when the RAW file is processed.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. Definitely a great tip!

[@wildfuture.network]

Very useful indeed

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Glad it helped

[@TheInvisibleTraveler]

I finally bought Osmo Pocket used one for only $210 in excellent condition. Just looking for best low light settings.

[@ten_ojciec_]

Great tips, thx! :)

[@jichanoftheeast]

amazing! thanks for sharing

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching

[@inlondon500]

*3:51** is what you're looking for! great video. a little help on how to access these setting in the dji would have been appreciated, newbie here*

[@losco_arti]

Thnx dude!!!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching!

[@cena99901]

I shoot with the DJI pocket 2 at 4k 60fps with auto settings and normal color. I shoot in broad daylight, the ISO is around 100 but the noise/grain is super obvious. It happens to all my videos. Still trying to figure why that happens or people usually rely on post edit on this, not ideal tho.

[@hostChris]

Thank you for. this

[@zeminahh]

Thx~ good tips!

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching

[@B2Hvlogs]

Thank You

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching

[@MargaretWolfPhotog]

Need advice. Want to follow someone running through the leaves. Looking for smooth, cinematic footage. Do I: 1. Shoot at 60fps 2. Shoot at 24fps at 1/50 3. Shoot 1080 (120fps) at slow-mo then speed up in post? I want smooth but also dont want blur because its a fast-moving action. Thanks.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

I would go 4k 60fps with shutter at 1/120th. You will get nice slow motion with the leaves flicking up and also have that juicy 4k quality

[@e36schrauber]

Thx

[@VanishingKaizer]

I have not explore the settings for low light yet but it seems that Osmo pocket has a capability to record videos in low light.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

it has okay low light performance. Not the greatest though

[@vishu2kool]

Well explained brother

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thanks my bro

[@bnsgokugreat]

When I changed to these settings, the camera is shooting at lowest exposure.How to correct that?

[@tycrecords4175]

Oh, also, 24 and 12 mp sensors of the same size have the same overall sensor area, and as such theoretically the same amount of noise. Individual pixels of the 24 mp picture are smaller and thus noisier, but if the resolution is reduced to 12 megapixels in post production, each resulting pixel is an average of multiple original pixels - this averaging reduces noise. The resulting 24 > 12 mp image should be comparable to 12 mp camera's image.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

that's not what sony claims. They claim the A7sii gathers more light with better SNR ratio by having the lower 12MP full frame sensor

[@kidmd64]

Good tips. I found out the hard way about the extra noise in D-cinelike on a recent family trip. Didn't realize it until I got home. Oh well, we'll just have to go back to DIsney World to reshoot those scenes.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. oh no!! That is a shame. Sometimes we have to learn these mistakes to learn from them though.

[@Rascalboy-ew1bs]

THANKS SIFU

[@gfsamudra]

cool tips

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Glad you like them!

[@ilwatchdat]

Matchbox 20- 3 am

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. You know it ;)

[@jochel09]

Hi, Jason do you have sample footage there from Osmo Pocket filmed at night/low light?

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Sample footage is in thus video in low light

[@ladydi8712]

i try to take a pict in very low light, just from 1 street light, aannndd it sucks 😢, iso 100 2sec

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thank you for watching. Yes, low light is not the osmo pockets strong point

[@stevehutchesson1321]

HI Jason, this is a well done video with useful technical data. I have used a technique with footage shot on my Osmo Pocket under lower light conditions where the grain in the shadows is unacceptable of tweaking the gamma curve to darken the shadows and fiddling with the brightness to compensate. Usually some adjustments in saturation as well. To match with my Sony AX 700, I shoot 4k@30 fps and while the 60 fps in sunlight looks good, not may devices can play it well. Low light footage with the Osmo Pocket is never what you would call "good" but you can get it as acceptable if you tweak it.

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

thank you for watching and sharing what you do. Thanks Steve

[@mkmikekyle6929]

What i usually do in low light is i change it to basic instead of pro..😅😅😅

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

haha as long as it works for you :)

[@dingdingfoodvlog]

❤❤

[@ChristopheGaucheMusicien]

Thanks for iso = gain !

[@JasonMorrisphotocinema]

Thanks for watching Christophe

[@faithhopelove777777]

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