I was asked to shoot a lifestyle video for Body Language sportswear. A few days before theshoot my DSLR broke and I decided to order a Osmo and try it out on the shoot. I loved it I only had one day to familiarize myself with it but it was so easy to use. I also used my MavicPro, Fuji x100t and gopro but the real stars were the DJI cameras. It was a very quick shoot and I had small windows to work with the model so the quick set up of the Osmo and Mavic was great.

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Very professional. Nice content as well

Nice one - need someone to carry your equipment?

Awesome work!

Sorry. Learn how to direct, go rent a REAL camera from a rental house and jump cut 3 frame edits are a tired old excuse for not executing a shot.  Other then thatI loved it (I mean her)

Nice video. Really professional.

Airwolf13 Posted at 2017-5-27 05:55
Sorry. Learn how to direct, go rent a REAL camera from a rental house and jump cut 3 frame edits are a tired old excuse for not executing a shot.  Other then thatI loved it (I mean her)

The real question is did the client like it, and did he get paid appropriately.  I suspect the answer is yes.  

Its a nice opportunity for you though. Its really a good thing to own a camera than renting one because the effects and the convenience of a good camera is actually worth enough and its all that matters.

Nice job! I like the finish shot. Very well put together.

Airwolf13 Posted at 2017-5-27 05:55
Sorry. Learn how to direct, go rent a REAL camera from a rental house and jump cut 3 frame edits are a tired old excuse for not executing a shot.  Other then thatI loved it (I mean her)

I feel like the Osmo did a perfect job.  No need to rent a "professional" camera for such a short shoot.

Nice work, great editing.

Wow, you did an absolutely wonderful job!

Airwolf13 Posted at 2017-5-27 05:55
Sorry. Learn how to direct, go rent a REAL camera from a rental house and jump cut 3 frame edits are a tired old excuse for not executing a shot.  Other then thatI loved it (I mean her)

No budget for rental here and literally got the time you see to work with model. Client and I think it was a success given the limitations.  

Nice video

Nice, first time shooting this sort of thing? Can you change the axes the gimbal pans on?  eg move the camera up and down?  Thanks for sharing.

You have some serious talent.

Awesome work, nice footage, music... Like it

Beautiful: the woman and the location.

awesome, really nice

Very nice video and I'm amazed with how little equipment you did that.