Filmed entirely with the Osmos Pocket.

Hi alaska42, thank you for sharing this cool video. Happy filming!

Love it! Nothing better than a pup having fun.

Nice video! Great job!

Nicely done - thanks for sharing again!

Cute dog!! Thanks for sharing, can't wait for mine to get here.

Awesome footage and what an awesome subject to film. Was this shot mostly in slow motion?

Great footage!  Nice

Nice video.  My Black Lab barked at him the entire time.

Visual Air Posted at 1-1 11:07
Awesome footage and what an awesome subject to film. Was this shot mostly in slow motion?

Yes, all but one filmed with 120fps. Not liking how much it crops in for slow motion.

alaska42 Posted at 1-2 07:37
Yes, all but one filmed with 120fps. Not liking how much it crops in for slow motion.

I think they have to crop the slow-mo footage to reduce shake that can be more detectable between frames when recording higher speed video which is then played back at a much slower speed. Gimbal movement alone would be tuned for normal footage. I'm not totally convinced that there isn't some additional electronic image stabilisation going on as well which would explain the crop more.

Ray-CubeAce Posted at 1-2 09:22
I think they have to crop the slow-mo footage to reduce shake that can be more detectable between frames when recording higher speed video which is then played back at a much slower speed. Gimbal movement alone would be tuned for normal footage. I'm not totally convinced that there isn't some additional electronic image stabilisation going on as well which would explain the crop more.

If they do any electronic stabilization, they are doing a good job. I have not seen any artifacts normally associated with it.
I am very happy with the Pocket. Sure makes it easy to get footage while skiing.

Nice video!!!
thanks for sharing!!!

alaska42 Posted at 1-2 11:48
If they do any electronic stabilization, they are doing a good job. I have not seen any artifacts normally associated with it.
I am very happy with the Pocket. Sure makes it easy to get footage while skiing.

To be precise on my part. I was only referring to slow-mo footage, not normal frame rates. Some DSLRs that record video do the same thing when using electronic stabilisation. The crop allows for the image to be continuously cropped as it moves across the sensor to keep it centralised and reduce movement. At 1080p there should be enough spare photosites so as to not have to show any appreciable visual degradation in the image because of the crop.

Ray-CubeAce Posted at 1-2 15:54
To be precise on my part. I was only referring to slow-mo footage, not normal frame rates. Some DSLRs that record video do the same thing when using electronic stabilisation. The crop allows for the image to be continuously cropped as it moves across the sensor to keep it centralised and reduce movement. At 1080p there should be enough spare photosites so as to not have to show any appreciable visual degradation in the image because of the crop.

Hi, love the video, as for stabilisation it’s has nothing to do with cropping, it’s cropping because  of the sensor readout, it s not fast enough to use the full sensor so uses a smaller area to aid readout speed.

DJI-Osmo-User-1 Posted at 1-2 16:14
Hi, love the video, as for stabilisation it’s has nothing to do with cropping, it’s cropping because  of the sensor readout, it s not fast enough to use the full sensor so uses a smaller area to aid readout speed.

Thanks. Makes sense. But readout speed or transfer speed to the card? If it's truncating 4k down to 1080p   all the time when in 1080p I expect that explains the crispness of the 1080p video which is better than I anticipated for a small sensor.

Ray-CubeAce Posted at 1-2 16:39
Thanks. Makes sense. But readout speed or transfer speed to the card? If it's truncating 4k down to 1080p   all the time when in 1080p I expect that explains the crispness of the 1080p video which is better than I anticipated for a small sensor.

No sensor line reading, as for the file splitting that’s another archaic file system phenomenon that goes back to the fat or fat32 file system where a single file cannot be greater than 4gb, exfat was created to impart get around this very issue (amongst other) but camera manufacturers fail to recode the software to accommodate.

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing!

Great video that really captures your dog's happiness!

That pup wearing so cute shoes!!

Love the footage of that mad dog, made me smile, thanks for sharing I enjoyed it.