TokyoStreetView
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Flight distance : 1211378 ft
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Here you are the dilemma :
Osmo Pro = Vastly superior image quality in both daylight and Low light compared to the Osmo or Osmo +. However, the Crop factor in 4K and HD (Which is worse than in 4K), make it unusable for interiors as you need the widest angle lens possible (unless you sale Castles). Simply put, the Osmo in Video is about 35mm in 4K and 37mm in HD (See my crop factor post about it). Also, you need to learn how to use a camera as in the Osmo pro you will have to play with the Aperture as well as the Shutter speed and ISO. FYI the Osmo pro Aperture is at its best around 4 to 5.6 where you have the least diffraction. At 1.7 the default 15mm Lens of the Osmo pro is too soft and not really usable in 4K (Record in 4K and export in HD for better results).
Osmo, Osmo+ = You do not have to care about Aperture and Focus, compact and comes with a wider lens. However Garbage video quality, you are going to shoot professional videos to sell houses, you cannot afford to show to your potential client videos that are as good (or bad) as an iPhone 6 and is totally unusable above ISO 400.
I personally do not advise either ones for interiors. You will be better off with a Gimbal (Zhiyun-Tech Crane V1) and a cheap Panasonic GX85 and Panasonic Leica 8-18mm Lens. |
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