Can we also have ISO 50-100 for video recording mode to help accommodate very bright lighting conditions? Pocket 3 has nice ISO 50 -100 range option.

Hello there, thank you for your suggestion, indeed, the ISO range for Osmo Action 4 is 100-12800 for both video and photo. Due to different camera hardware, we may not be able to ensure that the Osmo Action 4  will be able to support it, but we will forward the request to the engineers for their notice. Thank you for your attention.

DJI Susan Posted at 2-2 23:01
Hello there, thank you for your suggestion, indeed, the ISO range for Osmo Action 4 is 100-12800 for both video and photo. Due to different camera hardware, we may not be able to ensure that the Osmo Action 4  will be able to support it, but we will forward the request to the engineers for their notice. Thank you for your attention.

Hi Susan, you're welcome. The bigger sensor of the Action 4 is great for low light but during normal sunny day conditions, big sensor tend to collect more light than they are supposed to. So having access to lower ISO options like 50 would  help compensating for very bright conditions. This would also help reducing the risks associated with carrying the ND filters and changing  them in dusty conditions...

fans0c6c1ced Posted at 2-3 10:09
Hi Susan, you're welcome. The bigger sensor of the Action 4 is great for low light but during normal sunny day conditions, big sensor tend to collect more light than they are supposed to. So having access to lower ISO options like 50 would  help compensating for very bright conditions. This would also help reducing the risks associated with carrying the ND filters and changing  them in dusty conditions...

Understand the request. The suggestion has been noted, Hopefully, there will be an optimization in the future.

Having an ISO of 50 is not an excuse to ditch your ND filter in cases where there is rapid movement of the camera and the Jello effect happening.

Anonymous1 Posted at 2-6 07:02
Having an ISO of 50 is not an excuse to ditch your ND filter in cases where there is rapid movement of the camera and the Jello effect happening.

Keep switching tiny filters is a risky operation. With ISO50,  need for filter changing would be reduced.

try JSR or Telesin popup nd filter