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Arc Light Posted at 4-18 23:26
DJI-Osmo-User-1 I didn't say it helps ISO, shutter and Frame rate, I said it allows you to keep a consistent ISO, shutter, and frame rate. Your solution of changing the ISO is something I do not wish to do. Also your assumption of me using it to adjust on the fly is foolish, why would anyone attempt to try that, of course you would bump the gimbal and shoot your fingers!
Please also reread my original question at the top of this thread, no where did I ask for anyone's personal opinions on whether a Variable ND filter is a useful tool for the Osmo Pocket or not. So keep that to yourself.
Eh you did,
“In what way does a filter that allows you to keep a consistent ISO, shutter speed, and frame rate while being able to make tiny adjustments to the amount of light hitting the sensor very quickly not make sense? “
Anyhow moving forward with a fresh start, I personally think it would be pointless UNLESS the adjustment ring on said Vario ND was made larger in order to adjust, whilst I enjoy the Osmo Pocket for what it is, the filter design is so far lacking. In principle what you are saying is mostly correct, but on the Osmo Pocket just not practical.
If the Osmo Pocket had a Minimum and Maximum setting for ISO with fixed shutter then the variable ISO is the solution that most dedicated video centric cameras use would suit the best. That’s what is used on the RED camera, and Blackmagic cinema cameras and also the Panasonic GH5. I have used these configurations for years and they are tried and tested by many.
So while you are correct in what you would like to achieve the Osmo Pocket is the limiting factor.
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