Hey all, here's a recent shoot I did for a friend, I shot the project entirely on the Osmo Pocket 2. The display takes 3 hours to setup. Its's 7 feet tall, 7 feet wide, and 5 feet deep.  It's fully animated with running tram cars and trains and he has built in LED lighting.  Hope you enjoy the video.

Amazing modelling and splendid filming.

Hello there Arc Light. Good day and thank you for posting this cool video that you have filmed. Great work and have a nice day. .

Amazing stuff,   Lego is just amazing stuff.  

Very creative!

Amazing, how did you set up the lighting?

Many thanks for the kind comments all!

smbishop, To light this display I had two open face "redheads" 600w each of 3200K light through an overhead 6X6 silk for a base level light from above, to the rear right of the display I used an Aperture light dome 5600K to simulate moon light.  Out front to the left of the setup I had a 1X1 Led 3200K running about 75% output  through an 3X3 Silk providing some fill light, and finally I had a small 150w Dedo Light with pattern projector; projecting a faint moon like planet against the black background on camera right.  The Osmo Pocket 2 was set for 3200K, shooting at 120FPS at an exposure index of 400.  I would have loved to shoot at a lower Exposure index but the with the camera shooting at 120 frames per second and a limited lighting budget I had to rely on the EI at 400.  Overall I was pretty happy with the performance of the camera and the gimbal and small size meant I was able to fly the camera into tight areas on set.  I think it worked very well in that situation!

Arc Light Posted at 6-29 13:32
Many thanks for the kind comments all!

smbishop, To light this display I had two open face "redheads" 600w each of 3200K light through an overhead 6X6 silk for a base level light from above, to the rear right of the display I used an Aperture light dome 5600K to simulate moon light.  Out front to the left of the setup I had a 1X1 Led 3200K running about 75% output  through an 3X3 Silk providing some fill light, and finally I had a small 150w Dedo Light with pattern projector; projecting a faint moon like planet against the black background on camera right.  The Osmo Pocket 2 was set for 3200K, shooting at 120FPS at an exposure index of 400.  I would have loved to shoot at a lower Exposure index but the with the camera shooting at 120 frames per second and a limited lighting budget I had to rely on the EI at 400.  Overall I was pretty happy with the performance of the camera and the gimbal and small size meant I was able to fly the camera into tight areas on set.  I think it worked very well in that situation!

Thank you for sharing all of the details, it is quite impressive!

I have two of these cameras, it is unreal what you can record with them because of their size. This is awesome.

Such an amazing design and build, and brilliant, epic-looking footage. You've both done a splendid job :-)