Before I get the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 or the Osmo Action 4, I want to know the FOV of both cameras. As of now, I'm about to get the Osmo Action 4, but if the Osmo Pocket 3 has higher FOV, then I will get that.

Hi there, for your inquiry, the FOV of Osmo Action 4 is 155°. For DJI Pocket 3, the maximum FOV is 92°. After adding an extender, the FOV increases to 108°. Hope this information could help.

DJI Thor Posted at 3-24 00:28
Hi there, for your inquiry, the FOV of Osmo Action 4 is 155°. For DJI Pocket 3, the maximum FOV is 92°. After adding an extender, the FOV increases to 108°. Hope this information could help.

Oh ok I will get Osmo Action 4 then

USER001 Posted at 3-24 01:56
Oh ok I will get Osmo Action 4 then

Sure. For more details about the Osmo Action 4 purchase, you could visit https://store.dji.com/uk/product ... 2024&vid=144651 for more information.

DJI Thor Posted at 3-24 03:47
Sure. For more details about the Osmo Action 4 purchase, you could visit https://store.dji.com/uk/product/osmo-action-4?from=events-easter-sale-2024&vid=144651 for more information.

Can the Osmo Action 4 do 5.4K 30fps like the Air 2S?

USER001 Posted at 3-24 07:37
Can the Osmo Action 4 do 5.4K 30fps like the Air 2S?

There are good information sheets on the DJI store for these questions.

USER001 Posted at 3-24 07:37
Can the Osmo Action 4 do 5.4K 30fps like the Air 2S?

https://www.dji.com/nl/osmo-action-4/specs

Montfrooij Posted at 3-26 00:15
https://www.dji.com/nl/osmo-action-4/specs

Looks like the maximum is 4K 60fps

USER001 Posted at 3-26 08:36
Looks like the maximum is 4K 60fps

Which is more than enough for any situation.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-26 08:44
Which is more than enough for any situation.

1080p: 2.1MP
1440p: 4MP
4K:        8.3MP
5.4K:    16.4MP
8K:        33.2MP

USER001 Posted at 3-26 09:02
1080p: 2.1MP
1440p: 4MP
4K:        8.3MP

Yeah, 95% of my videos are watched on Youtube, which usually serves only 720p or FHD.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-26 10:09
Yeah, 95% of my videos are watched on Youtube, which usually serves only 720p or FHD.

Also the Super Bowls are still recorded in 1080p

Montfrooij Posted at 3-26 10:09
Yeah, 95% of my videos are watched on Youtube, which usually serves only 720p or FHD.

But YouTube also has an option for 4K and HDR.

USER001 Posted at 3-26 10:20
But YouTube also has an option for 4K and HDR.

It defaults to a very low resolution, unless you tell it otherwise. To save bandwidth.
Not many people change it apparently.

USER001 Posted at 3-26 10:17
Also the Super Bowls are still recorded in 1080p

For most of my views that is more than enough.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-26 10:27
It defaults to a very low resolution, unless you tell it otherwise. To save bandwidth.
Not many people change it apparently.

I must be among the very few

Why is this posted in the "Tutorials & Tips" section?


UPDATE:

... OK... never mind. I see a lot of questions are posted in this section....

osmonauta Posted at 3-26 12:41
Why is this posted in the "Tutorials & Tips" section?

No idea, I must been in a rush at the time I posted this thread.

Montfrooij Posted at 3-26 10:27
It defaults to a very low resolution, unless you tell it otherwise. To save bandwidth.
Not many people change it apparently.

Hi chap, thats only dependent on your internet speed, if your only on 60mb then it will default to a max of 1080, and if tats slow then it will drop to 720 or 480. As for the other end of the scale If you are on 1000mb then it will default to the max for that video, 4k or higher.

I am only on a 70mb connection, i can just watch 4k, but it will always default to 1080 or 480 if sommats slowing my wifi/broadband.

I don't think YT's resolution selection entirely depends on your internet speed. I'm on 250Mbit but even 2.7k chokes on my laptop due to old hardware so YT never starts out with a 1440p choice. Since I'm  on a 13" laptop, selecting 4K would not make any sense even if my HW would be brand new, since the quality of the display provides ample detail at 1080p - provided the uploaded original has decent enough bitrate/quality.

USER001 Posted at 3-26 10:31
I must be among the very few

I think your phone always defaults to a 720p resolution after some time. Or when you are not in wifi.

Bashy Posted at 3-26 17:56
Hi chap, thats only dependent on your internet speed, if your only on 60mb then it will default to a max of 1080, and if tats slow then it will drop to 720 or 480. As for the other end of the scale If you are on 1000mb then it will default to the max for that video, 4k or higher.

I am only on a 70mb connection, i can just watch 4k, but it will always default to 1080 or 480 if sommats slowing my wifi/broadband.

Yeah, that is my assumption too (what it defaults to). But I feel that on my phone it always defaults to 720 no matter what the connection I'm on.
Probably still trying to save bandwidth.

osmonauta Posted at 3-26 19:43
I don't think YT's resolution selection entirely depends on your internet speed. I'm on 250Mbit but even 2.7k chokes on my laptop due to old hardware so YT never starts out with a 1440p choice. Since I'm  on a 13" laptop, selecting 4K would not make any sense even if my HW would be brand new, since the quality of the display provides ample detail at 1080p - provided the uploaded original has decent enough bitrate/quality.

That is the second thing. A lot of viewing devices don't really need 4K.
Youtube stopped sharing this, but I can only assume that more and more people are watching on their phone or tablet instead of a big screen.

osmonauta Posted at 3-26 12:41
Why is this posted in the "Tutorials & Tips" section?

Yeah, it happens. I feel they should put the Products section first.