Hi everyone,
if it could be of your interest,
below you will find some clips recorded in a high sound pressure environment with crazy lighting.
Especially as far no sound distortion is concerned, I'm really well impressed.
Please note that no changes were applied in post and the files were uploded as recorded.



Constructive advices are very appreciated.



Cheers.

AleX

Wow seems like you really had a great time recording the video. Thanks for sharing.

Very nicely done

Great, nice video

Regrettably, MONO is the voice. There is 2019 and it takes mono sound.
I also bought one and I was very surprised!
No mention of 1 channel audio recording anywhere ...

Jakab Gipsz Posted at 5-5 11:56
Regrettably, MONO is the voice. There is 2019 and it takes mono sound.
I also bought one and I was very surprised!
No mention of 1 channel audio recording anywhere ...

I agree with you.
It has been discussed already in many threads in this and other forums.
The only way actually is to go for an external stereo recorder and to add the audio in post.

Nice!
I tried the internal mics today with a loud sound stage and the sound came back cleaner than I could hear it at the venue due to my ears not liking the volume close up. I think the auto gain in the system is very good. OK,it's mono, but a large sound stage from any reasonable distance is difficult to tell stereo anyway.  Personally I didn't think the sound detracted from your videos at all.
I also liked the way your Pocket coped with the lighting, My DSLR has more trouble than that.
Well done.

On a personal note, I can watch a video with less than perfect vision or sound if the content is worth seeing. I enjoyed these regardless of any small shortcomings.

Ray-CubeAce Posted at 5-5 17:25
Nice!
I tried the internal mics today with a loud sound stage and the sound came back cleaner than I could hear it at the venue due to my ears not liking the volume close up. I think the auto gain in the system is very good. OK,it's mono, but a large sound stage from any reasonable distance is difficult to tell stereo anyway.  Personally I didn't think the sound detracted from your videos at all.
I also liked the way your Pocket coped with the lighting, My DSLR has more trouble than that.

Thanks for your reply.
I had to use the Wide Angle Lens because i was very close to stage.
I believe that using a light pollution filter, results might have been even better.

AleX Spin Posted at 5-6 09:29
Thanks for your reply.
I had to use the Wide Angle Lens because i was very close to stage.
I believe that using a light pollution filter, results might have been even better.

I think you have to be careful of stacking filters on the Osmo Pocket. Others here have said the additional weight  strains the gimbals motors. But as I said, content means more to me than a few quality issues.
A video can be technically brilliant but if the content is boring I will switch it off. Not so the other way around.  I liked your videos. I also know how hard those shooting conditions can be and don't expect daylight performance. I think you did well.

AleX Spin Posted at 5-5 12:16
I agree with you.
It has been discussed already in many threads in this and other forums.
The only way actually is to go for an external stereo recorder and to add the audio in post.

I can't go without the fact that being a technically advanced device can't record stereo sound. It was developed and started to be used in the 1960s for a better return of music and space! It is incomprehensible why a small capsule microphone was not built from the right and left. It wouldn't have been a problem if the house was a little bigger.
Or at least record the external microphone signal in stereo!