When I first saw that the Oamo Pocket was going to be released and it was shown off by tech blogers, I knew it would be the perfect travel video cam. Small and unobtrusive with stabilization, fast to boot up and get that quick shot. I already had a trip to Vietnam booked and jumped on one when it became available.
Here are some of the results. Some footage shot in and around Hanoi on the first leg of the trip and all edited in the Kinemaster app on my Google Pixel 3XL.
Please note, I am a complete novice at this but found this device to be a dream to use and get some halfway decent memories.



PART 2, Sa Pa reigion.

Hi there, we really appreciate you for sharing your video here. Well done. Cheers!

Great job looks like your really enjoying your OP.

hallmark007 Posted at 3-14 13:48
Great job looks like your really enjoying your OP.

Thank you. Yes I am, I am especially impressed with how quick and easy it is to use and the quality of the footage stabilisation without having to spend much time thinking about it.
Still a lot of settings and options for me to explore as well!

You have catch some very nice footage! Thanks for sharing.

Awesome video! Nicely done

jacksonnai Posted at 3-15 04:52
Awesome video! Nicely done

Not sure that I would say awesome! But thank you very much! Hopefully the one that I am working on at the moment of the next stop on the trip will be an improvement again...... always learning.

Enjoyed watching! Hanoi is one of my favourite cities in South East Asia

Great footage

A CW Posted at 3-16 02:35
Great footage

Well done.
Absolute newbie with the DJI Pocket yes, but not related to the filming.

I really liked the movie, very interesting.

I would like to give a tip.
The pictures become even more beautiful when the panning is done more slowly.

But I make this mistake every now and then, it is only at home when viewing the recordings.

Udo13 Posted at 3-16 04:28
Well done.
Absolute newbie with the DJI Pocket yes, but not related to the filming.

I think your reply if for the original poster and not me

Oh yes, thank you

Well done.
Absolute newbie with the DJI Pocket yes, but not related to the filming.
I really liked the movie, very interesting.

I would like to give you a tip.  
The pictures become even more beautiful when the panning is done more slowly.  

But I make this mistake every now and then, it is only at home when viewing the recordings.

Udo13 Posted at 3-16 09:12
Well done.
Absolute newbie with the DJI Pocket yes, but not related to the filming.
I really liked the movie, very interesting.

Thank you for the tip. I did realise this as I was looking back at the footage, mostly caused by the fact that the group that I was travelling with were not the most patient lot and I felt pressure to get the shot and catch up to them as there was no waiting around for me!
The joys of travelling in a group!

Yes, I understand that's always the problem when traveling with a tour group. It usually happens to me too.

But I also agree with you. The DJI Pocket is the best camera when traveling, very small, compact, inconspicuous and very fast to use.

Have a nice trip  

Jez650 Posted at 3-15 14:55
Not sure that I would say awesome! But thank you very much! Hopefully the one that I am working on at the moment of the next stop on the trip will be an improvement again...... always learning.

You're welcome
Keep it up mate!

Part 2. This time, the Sa Pa region of vietnam.This is a mix of Osmo pocket and Google Pixel 3Xl video and photos.